Virat Kohli Plays Cricket By Anushka Sharma's Rules; Rule No. 1 Says...
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma are known for their camaraderie and a candour quite unusual to see among celebrity couples.
New Delhi: Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma are known for their camaraderie and a candour quite unusual to see among celebrity couples. The power couple was recently seen playing a friendly cricket match for a sportswear brand, the two promote collaboratively. In a video shared by the brand on YouTube, we see Kohli and Anushka participate in a friendly cricket match between the two.
Anushka-Virat Cricket Game by Sharma's rules handbook
The video opens with Anushka announcing that 'I can beat you at cricket' but adding that he will have to play by her rules. Virat is seen happily accepting the challenge, only to not just do his usual good batting but also to be a bowler for Anushka who bats and gets out after he bowls the first time.
However, the fun comes in, when Anushka adds a bit of her rules, like ‘the first ball is a trial ball’, ‘ the one who bats will get the ball’, and even ‘the person who get’s angry gets out’, to the game.
Take a look at his funny banter between the actor and celebrity for a small game.
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Meanwhile, fans have been sharing reels from the video and commenting on the same. Many complimented the couple for being couple goals, to Virat being called 'World No1' and Anushka 'stunning for looking like this even after delivering two kids'.
A fan wrote, “So long to hear her voice... Power Couples😍," another wrote, "What an amazing start to the dayyy ❤️,"svereal users dropped heart and fire emojis while many called them a 'power couple'.
Anushk-Virat on parenting duties
Both Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli have actively taken a break from their careers to focus on parenting their kids. While Anushka has been on a break for quite some time, the Indian cricketer also takes breaks from time and again to focus on parenting duties.
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