Virat Kohli: “Without Cricket, I’d Be a Business Buffoon”

Royal Challengers Bangalore’s star batter Virat Kohli has been in scintillating form in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) season. Despite RCB’s struggles with only three wins in 10 matches, Kohli has been a beacon of consistency, amassing 500 runs in 10 innings.

Kohli’s dedication to fitness and cricket is well-known, but he also possesses a fun-loving personality. Recently, at an event, Kohli was asked about his potential career path if he hadn’t pursued cricket.

“Honestly, I never thought about it,” Kohli admitted. “I didn’t know how to run a business, but now I’m learning. If I had started a business without cricket, I would have been taken advantage of.”

Kohli has indeed ventured into business, investing in brands such as Rage Coffee, Chisel fitness center, WROGN menswear, and Blue Tribe alongside his wife, Anushka Sharma.

Despite his impressive IPL season, Kohli has faced criticism for his strike rate. However, he remains unfazed.

“Those who talk about my strike rate and my spin-bowling skills are the ones who love to talk,” Kohli said. “For me, it’s all about winning the game. I’ve been doing this for 15 years for a reason.”

“I’m not sure if those who haven’t been in my position can truly understand the game,” he added. “I’m just doing my job. People can have their own opinions, but I’m focused on my team’s success.”

Kohli’s resilience and determination have made him one of the most respected and successful cricketers in the world. His ability to perform under pressure and his unwavering commitment to his craft continue to inspire fans and fellow players alike.

Coco Gauff Eyes Business Ventures Inspired by Beyoncé and Rihanna

Coco Gauff Eyes Business Ventures Inspired by Beyoncé and Rihanna

Coco Gauff, the reigning US Open champion, has hinted at her aspirations to follow in the footsteps of business-savvy celebrities like Beyoncé and Rihanna. While her focus remains on tennis, Gauff expressed her admiration for their ability to leverage their fame into successful ventures.

“I would love to hear how Rihanna started Fenty Beauty,” Gauff said. “She provided a full shade range of foundation for all skin tones, and I’m curious about how she navigated the business side of things.”

Gauff’s off-court profile has soared since her breakout performance at the 2019 Wimbledon Championships. She has graced the cover of Vogue, been named one of TIME magazine’s Women of the Year, and attended a gala in Hollywood where she mingled with renowned women from various industries.

“It was really cool to be surrounded by incredible women,” Gauff said. “I wasn’t expecting to make the list, but it was a huge honor.”

On the court, Gauff is preparing to bid farewell to her teenage years at the BNP Paribas Open. She will team up with Jessica Pegula in doubles and face Lucia Bronzetti in the third round of singles.

While Gauff’s entrepreneurial ambitions may not materialize immediately, she acknowledges that they could become a reality later in her career. “I don’t know in what world that would be in,” she said. “I love beauty and fashion, so maybe something in that world. But I’m not planning on starting anything anytime soon.”

Gauff’s journey has been marked by both on-court success and off-court recognition. As she approaches her 20th birthday, she continues to inspire and empower young athletes and fans alike.

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