Virat Kohli, A typical modern-day cricketer

Virat Kohli Born November 5, 1988, Delhi

Major teams India, Delhi, India Red, India Under-19s, Royal Challengers Bangalore
Playing role Middle-order batsman Batting style Right-hand bat Bowling style Right-arm medium

Virat Kohli is the most popular young indian crickter. his popularity not just because of cricket but his personalty is also very charming.

A typical modern-day cricketer, Virat Kohli is a aggressive player, bares his emotions loudly in public, he have the element of maturity that forms an integral part of every good and great player.
Kohli himself readily admitted to committing mistakes and walking the wrong path in the immediate aftermath of becoming only the second India captain to win the Under-19 World Cup in 2008. virat Kohli struggled to balance his career and the adulation that came with super success. But some  expert guidance from the Indian team's senior members and his family  allowed Kohli to bounce back timely.
Today he is recognised batsmen in indian cricket team, and more importantly for his superb skills with bat in hand. Kohli has become one of the most dependable batsmen in the Indian middle order. His defensive technique is very sound, he is an complete strokeplayer all round the wicket.
his good perfarmance comes when the pressure is on.
His gung-ho attitude, his youthful charm and his aggression have also made him the mascot of his IPL team, the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Kohli has repaid the franchise by helping Bangalore reach the finals of the 2009 and 2010 IPL seasons and then almost single-handedly taking them to the title clash in the 2011 Champions League Twenty20. His fantastic fielding, and the ability to assess situations and seize the moments make Kohli one of the most exciting young talents to watch out for in the international circuit.