History of virat kohli biography book

          What makes Virat Kohli the undisputed monarch of the cricket world today is not his iconic status in the sports hierarchy but that the highest praise comes from the opposition camp and past r, his family didn't always have it good.

        1. What makes Virat Kohli the undisputed monarch of the cricket world today is not his iconic status in the sports hierarchy but that the highest praise comes from the opposition camp and past r, his family didn't always have it good.
        2. Book Cover of Mr. Aayush Santhaliya - THE UNTOLD STORY OF KING KOHLI: Biography.
        3. Vijay Lokapally: This book traces his journey from his first day at the coaching academy.
        4. This captivating book takes readers on an inspiring journey, exploring how a young boy from Delhi transformed into an international sports icon.
        5. The book begins by tracing Kohli's early days, providing a glimpse into his childhood, family background, and initial encounters with the sport.

          6. Vijay Lokapally: This book traces his journey from his first day at the coaching academy..

          Driven: The Virat Kohli Story

          ₹520

          Author:Vijay Lokapally
          ISBN 13:9789389000764
          Binding:Softcover
          Language:English
          Year:2019
          Subject:Games and Sports

          About the Book

          What makes Virat Kohli the undisputed monarch of the cricket world today is not his iconic status in the sports hierarchy but that the highest praise comes from the opposition camp and past greats.

          However, his family didn't always have it good. No stranger to loss, Kohli's biggest support both on and off the field – his father, succumbed to a cerebral stroke when he was very young.

          This captivating biography not only celebrates Kohli's cricketing accomplishments but also delves into his life off the field, his philanthropy.

          In a fitting tribute that would've made his old man proud, Kohli returned to continue an innings just a few hours after his father passed away. 'He was the one who drove me to practice every day,' the captain of the Indian Test team recalls with characteristic humility and grace.

          Widely travelled sports journalist Vijay Lokapally goes on to recount happier times on the journey of Virat's rapid rise to