Recently,
when
Indian
cricketer
Virat
Kohli
stepped
out
to
play
against
Sri
Lanka
in
Mohali,
Punjabi,
the
match
turned
out
to
be
a
special
one
for
him.
Firstly
because
it
marked
his
100th
test
match
and
secondly,
his
actress-wife
Anushka
Sharma
joined
him
for
the
field
for
the
first
time
while
he
was
felicitated
by
the
BCCI
(Board
of
Control
for
Cricket
in
India)
before
the
commencement
of
the
match.
Virat
was
given
a
ceremonial
cap
by
former
cricketer
Rahul
Dravid
on
the
occasion
while
Anushka
and
the
rest
of
the
team
cheered
for
him.
His
daughter
Vamika,
his
mother
and
brother
witnessed
this
sweet
moment
from
the
stands.
Meanwhile,
pictures
from
Virat's
felicitation
ceremony
are
going
viral
on
social
media.
The
photos
feature
Virat
in
his
cricketer's
attire
while
Anushka
looks
pretty
in
a
white
ruffled
top
and
beige
pants.
After
receiving
the
ceremonial
cap
from
Rahul
Dravid,
Virat
handed
it
over
to
Anushka
and
told,
'Ye
le
jao
please
(please
keep
it)." Post
expressing
his
gratitude
towards
his
wife,
mother
and
brother,
the
cricketer
and
Anushka
posed
for
pictures.
Ahead
of
the
match,
Virat
was
all
praise
for
his
actress-wife
Anushka
in
an
interview
with
BCCI
TV.
He
said
that
he
has
become
a
completely
changed
man
for
all
the
right
reasons
and
has
evolved
in
the
right
way.
He
told
the
news
channel
that
he
is
thankful
to
God
to
have
a
life
partner
like
her
and
that
she
has
been
an
absolute
pillar
of
strength
for
him.
He
added,
"I
started
evolving
when
Anushka
came
into
my
life
and
vice
versa.
We
have
both
helped
each
other
grow.
I
wouldn't
have
been
able
to
go
on
with
so
much
composure
and
so
much
passion
and
zeal
if
it
wasn't
for
her
in
my
life."
In
January
this
year,
Anushka
had
penned
an
emotional
note
for
him
on
social
media
after
he
stepped
down
as
India's
test
captain.
She
had
lauded
him
for
all
the
hard
work
he
had
put
in
over
the
years.
Workwise,
after
a
short
hiatus
and
embracing
motherhood,
Anushka
Sharma
is
all
set
to
grace
the
screen
again
with
the
Netflix
film
Chakda
Xpress
which
traces
the
journey
of
former
captain
of
India
national
women's
cricket
team
Jhulan
Goswami.