Virat Kohli wants to raid Anushka Sharma's wardrobe

Indian batsman Virat Kohli, apart from being a successful cricketer, is also a trendsetter as far as style statements are concerned. He is wary about his looks and resorts to the latest apparels doing the rounds. He has a chiseled body and also sports a well-trimmed beard, which adds to his near-flawless appearance. His better-half Anushka Sharma isn’t much behind him either.

The 30-year-old’s movie Sui Dhaaga released yesterday and to the actor’s delight, it has got a decent response. She is a renowned Bollywood actress and has to take care of her looks and hence has to maintain a trendy wardrobe. Her collection of clothes have impressed Kohli, so much so that he wants to raid her wardrobe. The Delhi-born cricketer also hailed her for styling him as well.

“I would like to raid Anushka’s wardrobe. She’s very stylish and she styles me a lot as well. She is responsible for my well-curated cool looks, if you guys think they’re cool,” Kohli was quoted as saying by Vogue India.

Incredible times for Kohli

Kohli recently was crowned with the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. He is currently the top-ranked batsman in Tests and One Day Internationals. Recently, he played India’s Test series against England where he finished as the leading run-scorer in the series with 593 runs from five matches at an incredible average of 59.3.

Moreover, he was also given India’s Man of the Series award. The cricketer is currently on a break as Rohit Sharma is captaining the Indian team in the ongoing Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Kohli is likely to return in the national team’s upcoming Test, ODI and T20I series against Windies, starting next month.

Kohli is scheduled to captain the team in the upcoming 2019 Cricket World Cup in England and Wales as well. Previously, he played the 2011 and the 2015 World Cup as a pure batsman and did reasonably well.

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