"I have started to accept losses only now" - Virat Kohli

Considering Kohli's role in the Indian team, it won’t be unfair to call him the replacement for the former the one-man army Tendulkar. For Kohli, maintaining such stature for himself would not have been possible without his sources of inspiration. Being the face of Indian cricket, Kohli looks up to Roger Federer and Tom Hardy for the elegance and style that he flaunts. However, when it comes to fixing eyes upon victory by performing with the best of his potential, the 29-year-old finds himself close to nobody else but the football legend Cristiano Ronaldo.
Be it reaching 9000 ODI runs the fastest or taking India to the top spot in tests, Kohli’s extraordinary contribution has already earned him a place in Indian cricket history.
The Delhi-born's hunger for winning portrayed him as an aggressive cricketer which further added value to the confidence that is seeping through in the cricketing side since 2002. Public display of aggression by Ganguly at Lord’s became the historic event, and a new passionate Indian team was born. With time Kohli not only learned to channel this aggression to his game for better on-field results but also went on to influence cricket lovers with his off-field performance. Wrogn and One8 communicated the legendary cricketer's sharp fashion sense to the millions of fans.
"For me winning is like an obsession. I have started to accept losses only now, but earlier I would just go mad," Kohli said in an interview with GQ.

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