Mumbai: Everything is going right for India’s run-machine Virat Kohli these days and the 27-year-old has learnt to soak the success over the years. The Indian Test captain landed in trouble in the past due to his on-field aggression but the Delhi dasher claims he has learnt to be honest both on and off the field.
“At first when my fans increased, I was frustrated that people think me to be a different sort of a human being. It took time but I have learnt to work hard honestly and be myself on the field. I have learnt that as long as I am performing well and playing with full dedication my fan base will grow. People will understand and accept me,” Kohli said at the launch of Virat FanBox — an exclusive app with Moto G turbo edition — in partnership with Singapore based company Privyplex here.
“Now I am happy that people accept me well and happy that I have been able to change the perception of the people,” the Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper who has batted has batted splendidly in the ongoing ninth edition of the Indian Premier League, scoring 75, 79, 33, 80 and 100 not out in five games so far.
