This time Virat and Anushka reached Vrindavan with 'Akay', asked questions to Premanand Maharaj
Indian cricket team's star batsman Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma once again reached Vrindavan to meet Shri Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj. Kohli's performance on the Australia tour was very poor, where he got out only once in 8 of his 9 innings. After his poor performance, some people even advised him to take retirement but Virat once again approached Saint Premanand ji with the hope that with his blessings his good days would once again return.
A video of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma is going viral on the internet in which both can be seen seeking blessings from Shri Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj. In the video, Shri Premanand Ji Maharaj can also be heard praising Anushka. During this, Anushka says that when she came last time, she had many questions in her mind but other people also asked the same questions due to which she could not ask the questions.
This time Virat and Anushka were accompanied by their two children. Vamik and Akay Kohli can be seen in the lap of both. The last time Virat Kohli came to Vrindavan, his good days had started since then and he ended his century drought by scoring a century in the T-20 match against Afghanistan. In such a situation, Virat will once again be in the headlines in the upcoming England series and Champions Trophy and every Indian fan will be hoping that his journey once again proves to be good for him.
There were a lot of expectations from Virat Kohli on the recently concluded Australia tour but the 36-year-old player ended the tour with 190 runs in nine innings, in which his average was only 23.75. However, he had a great start to the series, with Kohli registering his seventh century during the Perth Test and achieving a significant feat by becoming the batsman with the most number of Test centuries on Australian soil, but unfortunately after this inning, he struggled throughout the series. He continued to do the same and was able to score only 85 runs in seven innings of the last four Test matches and the result was that India lost the series 1-3.
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