India vs Windies 2018: Football Star Sunil Chhetri Lauds Virat Kohli's Incredible Consistency

Here comes yet another celebrity in India to join the admirers’ list of Virat Kohli. The skipper of Indian football team, Sunil Chhetri is awestruck by Kohli’s extraordinary form and his ease to score centuries for team India. Terming on the same, he came up with a particular tweet.

The series against the Windies will be remembered for apparent reasons for the Indian skipper. Firstly, he shattered records by knocking century in Guwahati ODI and then, followed it up by reaching the incredible milestone of 10,000 ODI runs tally.

He hasn’t stopped with that, as he finished the innings with an unbeaten century to reach his 37th ODI century. The run-machine of India continued his onslaught in the Pune ODI as well to join the list of players scoring three consecutive centuries in ODI format of the game.

Virat Kohli has stolen that Joy – Sunil Chhetri

Sunil Chettri, in his tweet to the Indian skipper, expressed he used to feel special after knocking a century in his childhood days. But of late, Virat Kohli is doing it on a regular basis, especially, on the international platform of the game.

He termed Virat Kohli has stolen that joy with his incredible consistency on the field. Further, the footballer added asking Indian skipper to flourish the knocks on a regular basis.

Digging into his tweet, it read, ”As a kid, I loved cricket and scoring a ton was a superhuman feeling. You, @imVkohli have stolen that joy from me given how easily you’re smashing centuries at the highest level. Keep them coming, champ!

As a kid I loved cricket and scoring a ton was a superhuman feeling. You, @imVkohli have stolen that joy from me given how easily you’re smashing centuries at the highest level. Keep them coming, champ!

— Sunil Chhetri (@chetrisunil11) October 28, 2018

However, as Sunil Chettri said, Virat Kohli has stolen the joy of scoring centuries. On the personal front, it has been a tremendous last 2-3 years for the run-machine of India in his cricketing career.