Virat Kohli is known for his brand recognition as the world’s top athletes. Recently, he removed promotional positions from his Instagram account, sparking curiosity among his fans and followers.
Virat Kohli’s recent social media campaign has attracted great interest online. As one of the most watched celebrities on various social media platforms, including Instagram with 271 million followers and Instagram with 67.7 million followers, Kohli is an important place in the world of social media influence. Kohli, known for its successful brand recognition, recently made a significant move by removing promotional positions from its Instagram account and transferring them to the Reels section. Although the action is not explained, it has attracted the attention of Internet users.
To cope with curiosity surrounding his social media strategy, Coley chose to address the matter and break the silence on the issue.
“I’m very interesting in social media. At the moment, I’m not in a space where I’m going to attract too much, you’ll never know the future. However, it definitely needs to be reset.”
Virat Kohli reveals why he deletes content from his Instagram account #viratkohli #RCB #IPL2025 pic.twitter.com/q8dcytnkzm
– cric_india (@sportz_ind) April 17, 2025
Virat Kohli made headlines after leading India to a second T20 World Cup victory in the Americas after announcing his retirement from the T20 International team last year. In his impressive career, he played 125 games and ran 4,188 games, including a century and 38-50s, while maintaining an average of 48.69 with a strike rate of 137.04.
His childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma praised Kohli for reaching his 100th T20-50s milestone, comparing it to the 100th century at ODI, highlighting the extraordinary consistency Kohli has shown throughout his career.
Kohli’s outstanding performance in IPL 2025 continued as he played a crucial role in his third fifty-fifth-fifth-fifth-fifth-this season, in 174 chases against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in Jaipur on Sunday and played 94 matches in Jaipur on Sunday and earned a backup with nine wickets. With this achievement, he became the second player behind David Warner in Australia, hitting the 1950s in the T20 cricket match.
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