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Virat Kohli's Stylish Airport Look After Century Heroics vs New Zealand

Star cricketer Virat Kohli was spotted in a sharp, casual outfit at Mumbai airport hours after his century against New Zealand. He wore an off-white knit shirt with black pants and a navy cap, showcasing his noted fashion sense. Kohli's 124-run knock was a standout performance in a match India ultimately lost, featuring key partnerships with Nitish Kumar Reddy and Harshit Rana. This century marks his 85th in international cricket, extending his record ODI tally to 54 tons as he continues his pursuit of Sachin Tendulkar's milestone.

Key Points: Virat Kohli's Fashion & Century After NZ Match

  • Scored 124 in losing effort
  • 85th international century
  • Stylish airport fashion post-match
  • May be heading to London
  • Chase for Sachin's record continues
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Virat Kohli makes cool appearance at Mumbai airport hours after scoring century against NZ

Virat Kohli spotted in stylish airport attire hours after scoring a valiant 124 against New Zealand. See his look and match highlights.

"Virat slammed a valiant century, almost a lone warrior effort - Report"

Mumbai, January 19

Star cricketer Virat Kohli continues to inspire fans not only with his exceptional cricketing skills but also with his sharp fashion sense. His recent airport looks, in particular, have grabbed attention, especially among men.

Hours after scoring a century against New Zealand at Indore on Sunday, Kohli returned to Mumbai during the early hours of Monday.

He was spotted in a cool look, donning an off-white long-sleeve knit shirt with a deep V-neck. Beneath the V-neck, a dark undershirt provides contrast and depth. He paired them with black pants and white sneakers. The navy blue cap added a sporty edge to his overall look.

Soon after landing in Mumbai, he was spotted at the airport again, this time departing from the city. He might be heading to London, where he usually spends much of his personal time with his wife Anushka and children Vamika and Akaay.

Coming to the match, while team India failed to seal the ODI series win against New Zealand, Virat slammed a valiant century, almost a lone warrior effort, which gave Men in Blue and fans some hope, and to him, plenty of records and milestones.

Once again, just when India looked down and out at 71/4, Virat, who scored a 108-ball 124 with 10 fours and three sixes, gave India hope with an 88-run stand for the fifth wicket with Nitish Kumar Reddy and a 99-run stand for the seventh wicket with Harshit Rana.

This is Virat's 85th international century, and the chase for Indian icon Sachin Tendulkar's record of 100 international centuries continues. Also, this is Virat's 54th ODI ton, a record-extending one.

- ANI

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Sarah B
As a fashion follower, I have to say his airport looks are always on point. That deep V-neck knit is such a smart casual choice. It's great to see an Indian sports icon setting trends beyond the field. More power to him!
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Rohit P
The century was brilliant, no doubt. But can we please talk about the fact that we lost the match? Individual records are fine, but team wins are what matter in a series. Hope the team management sorts out the middle-order issues before the World Cup.
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Priya S
After giving his all on the field, he's rushing back to his family in London. That's so sweet! Balancing a demanding career and family time is tough. Wishing him and Anushka a lovely break. He's earned it.
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Vikram M
85 centuries! The man is a run-machine. Every time there's a collapse, you can count on Virat to stand up. That partnership with Harshit Rana was crucial. The youngsters must learn from his temperament. True legend.
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Michael C
Watching from Australia, his consistency is mind-blowing. To score a century hours before and then be photographed looking that relaxed... it shows incredible mental strength. The GOAT debate is very much alive.

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