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Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese shared a heartfelt story recently. It involved Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli and his personal doctor. Speaking to Star Sports, Albanese revealed an interesting detail that even his personal doctor is a fan of India’s star Virat Kohli.
“My personal doctor is a huge fan of Virat Kohli—fan isn’t quite a word to explain how passionate he is for Virat,” Albanese shared, offering a glimpse into the awe surrounding Kohli. “When I told him I was going to meet Virat, he couldn’t believe it. He even asked me to get an autograph.”
It’s not every day that a Prime Minister finds himself acting as a middleman for autographs, but such is the magnetic charm of Kohli, whose exploits in Australia have carved a unique legacy.
Kohli’s Historic Hundred in Perth: A Moment to Remember
This revelation followed Albanese’s recent encounters with Kohli in Canberra, where the Indian cricket team prepared for a warm-up match against the Prime Minister’s XI. Kohli arrived in Australia with several questioning his form. However, the Indian maestro silenced critics with an unbeaten 100 off 143 balls. During his innings, Kohli hit 8 fours and 2 sixes. His innings powered India to a commanding 295-run victory, putting them ahead 1-0 in the five-match series.
The Prime Minister, who had met Kohli twice in the last couple of days, could not help himself but congratulate the star batter on achieving the milestone. Albanese also shared a long conversation with the Indian star.
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Kohli Finds His Form Back
Kohli entered the series with a string of low scores. He had just managed 93 runs in 6 games against New Zealand. Critics and cricket pundits were questioning Virat Kohli’s position in the Indian squad. However, the star batter silenced all critice with his century.
Kohli’s century helped India a 295-run win during the First Test in Perth. India have now taken a 1-0 lead in the test series. India will now take on Australia at Adelaide for the Pink ball test.
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