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Indian cricket team's veteran batsman Virat Kohli was recently seen playing in the Bangladesh Test series. Virat Kohli took part in the two-match test series. After this Virat Kohli has gone to Delhi. Before the Bangladesh series, Virat Kohli was in London for a long time. He was holidaying there with wife Anushka Sharma and children. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma played street cricket.
Virat Kohli did not stay in India after playing the ODI series against Sri Lanka. He lived in London with his family. Virat Kohli is keeping his children there. Meanwhile, many pictures of Virat Kohli went viral, in which he was seen roaming on the streets of London.
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma played street cricket
A video of Virat Kohli has surfaced, in which he is playing cricket with wife Anushka Sharma. Meanwhile, Anushka Sharma made some such rules, due to which Virat Kohli got angry and he was forced to leave the field. Anushka Sharma said that whoever has the bat will bat first. If you hit a fast shot, you will be out and whoever takes the shot will go to the ball. After this Anushka Sharma hit the ball on Virat Kohli's body, on which Virat Kohli said that you are trying to kill me. This video of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma is going viral on social media.
Anushka Sharma explains the rules of cricket
In the video, Anushka and Virat were seen challenging each other in cricket. Anushka tells some conditions to Kohli before playing the game, hearing which Virat gets shocked and then Anushka reads the rules.
Rule No. 1 – If the ball misses the ball three times, you are out.
Rule number 2- Even if the ball hits your body three times, you are still out.
Rule number 3- Even if you make a bad face, you will be out. After this Virat stops Anushka and asks her to play a game.
Apart from this, in the video, Anushka Sharma tells Virat Kohli that the one who hits the ball far will go to snatch the ball. This video is becoming very viral on social media. This video of Anushka and Virat is from an ad shoot.
