Sand Artists From Balochistan Pay Tribute To Virat Kohli. Pics & Videos Go Viral

This heartwarming tribute for Virat Kohli comes at a time when he is in top form in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia.

Virat Kohli is currently the leading run-getter for team India in T20 WC with 144 runs at a remarkable strike-rate of 148.45.

Virat Kohli tribute: Sand sketchers Rashidi Artists Gaddani from Balochistan made a remarkable portrait of Viral Kohli on the sands of Balochistan. Video and pics of creative tribute by the talented artists to former India captain has gone viral on the internet. The massive mural on sand shows a perfectly drawn image of Kohli with a message saying “Love from RA Gaddani”. This heartwarming tribute for Kohli comes at a time when he is in top form in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia. Kohli is currently the leading run-getter for team India in T20 WC with 144 runs at a remarkable strike-rate of 148.45.

This is for you @imVkohli we made from Gaddani Balochistan #virat #ViratKohli #ViratKohli𓃵 #Viratians #CricketWorldCup #rashidiartistsgaddani #viratsketch pic.twitter.com/8JKFPUmESk

— Sameer Shoukat (@mr_lovely47) October 28, 2022

@imVkohli sir we love from Gaddani Balochistan we made this gift for you 👉@mr_lovely47🥰 #rashidiartistsgaddani #virat #ViratKohli #Viratians #cricket #lovefrombalochistan #CricketWorldCup pic.twitter.com/S3HYJx3VMH

— Sameer Shoukat (@mr_lovely47) October 29, 2022

Check @imVkohli sir this for you we made from Balochistan @ViratGang @TeamVirat @BCCI #viratkohli #ipl #cricket #kohli #msdhoni #rcb #viratians #kingkohli #dhoni #indiancricket #indiancricketteam #india #abdevilliers #virushka #klrahul #csk #icc #teamindia #viratian #bcci #msd pic.twitter.com/sK2GtmfEcn

— Sameer Shoukat (@mr_lovely47) October 28, 2022

After two consecutive wins, Team India has a really good chance of finishing the T20 World Cup 2022 Super 12 round in top two positions. Virat Kohli, in his first T20 World Cup 2022 match, produced one of the best knocks ever played in the history of T20Is -- 82 not out off 53 balls -- to help India (160/6) beat Pakistan (159/8) at MCG. In India's second World Cup match, which was against Netherlands, Virat continued his magical form, scoring 44-ball 62 at the Sydney Cricket Ground on October 27. 

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