Kohli left for London to satisfy Anushka
New Delhi:
Virat Kohli had arrived in India after successful the T20 World Cup however his journey didn’t finish right here. After attending the celebration occasion in Mumbai, Virat Kohli left straight for London. On Thursday (July 4) evening, a paparazzi account on Instagram shared a video of Virat on the Mumbai airport. On this, he was seen getting out of a black SUV sporting a white T-shirt, cream pants and olive inexperienced jacket. He met the airport workers after which instantly entered the constructing. Reviews declare that he’s going to London the place he’ll meet his actress-wife Anushka Sharma and their kids, Vamika and Akay.
Anushka was not within the US or Barbados to inspire and cheer Virat from the stands as she is busy along with her youthful son. Anushka and Virat turned mother and father to son Akay in February earlier this yr. After the Indian cricket staff was stranded because of the storm, a video surfaced on social media during which Virat was exhibiting Anushka the storm on a video name.
The staff members, assist workers, their households and media have been caught in Barbados which was then hit by Hurricane Beryl. It was a category-4 storm that handed via Barbados. Grantley Adams Worldwide Airport in Bridgetown was closed for 3 days. Virat and his teammates lastly reached Delhi on Thursday (July 4). Right here they met Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Virat additionally met his members of the family in Delhi. Virat's sister Bhavana Kohli shared photos on her official Instagram account. On this, India's legendary batsman is seen celebrating the victory together with his niece. Bhavana wrote on Instagram, “Celebrating the victory with nice satisfaction.” Anushka additionally favored the images.
After this, the staff left for Mumbai on the identical day the place they reached Wankhede Stadium by sitting in an open-top bus on Marine Drive. There followers gathered in massive numbers and cheered the Males in Blue.
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