Arjuna Award: Virat Kohli's all honour list? you must know.
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Virat Kohli is at the top of sportsmen, athletes, celebrities in India. As you know, Virat Kohli (Captain) heartbeat of the Indian cricket team. He was the captain of (under 19) Indian team despite in his captaincy, India victory the final match in 2008 in Malaysia.
Virat Kohli is an aggressive player and shield of the team India. After Sachin Tendulkar, he is one of the record-breaker batsmen in India.
Now, Virat Kohli has become not only a great player but a celebrity as well. It has earned all headlines such a short time that you can't imagine. It has become famous all over the country.
In the case of earning, Virat Kohli is at the forefront of Indian cricketers after few athletes. Virat has a lot of followers on Instagram that more than any Indian celebrity whether it's "SRK" and others.
The early life of Virat Kohli-
Virat Kohli was born on 5 November 1988. He started playing cricket when he was in little age. That was a very unbearable moment of their life is their father died by stroke. But Virat Kohli has not to leave playing cricket. Virat Kohli told in an interview that his father was a big supporter.
Big honour.
- Arjuna Award
Virat Kohli was honoured in 2013. Arjuna award is the highest honour of India. This Arjuna award is known for its incredible performance in sport. The award includes a statue of Arjuna, a ceremonial dress with a cash prize of 15 lakh. This is a big honour in the field of sports.
All government organizations such as the Indian Olympic association, sports authority of India could nominate for this honour.
- Padma Shree
Padma Shree is the fourth highest honour of India after Bharat Ratna, Padma Vibhusan and Padma Bhushan. Virat Kohli received the Padma Shree from Pranab Mukherjee in 2017. It looks like a medal with a unique colour ribbon.
Ribbon
- Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna
This award is also known as a spectacular performance in sports and games. There is a committee that evaluates a player's performance in a year. This award is named after the former prime minister of India Rajiv Gandhi.
This award includes a meddle, a certificate and a cash prize of 25 lakh.
- Barry Army
- CEAT international cricketer of the year
- Sir Garfield Sobers trophy
- ICC ODI player of the year
- ICC test player of the year: 2018
- ICC men's ODI cricketer of the decade
- Wisden leading cricketer in the world 2016, 2017, 2018
- Polly Umrigar award for the international
- cricketer of the year
