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Virat Kohli "Who?" Ronaldo Tells YouTuber. Then, India Star's Photo Is Shown And...

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Virat Kohli is one of the most widely followed sportspersons around the world. In search engine giant Google's list of most searched topics in its entire 25-year-long history, the name Virat Kohli popped at the top when it came to cricketers.

Since Google started to exist, some of the finest cricketers have been featured in the sporting universe. The list includes players like Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma among others.

But, it was Kohli who emerged as the 'most searched cricketer' in Google's history. Virat Kohli has also much social media following.

Keeping in mind his popularity, Brazilian football great Ronaldo was asked a few question on him by YouTuber Speed. Here's how the interaction went: "Do you know Virat Kohli?" Speed asked. "Who?" replied Ronaldo, a former World Cup winner. "Virat Kohli, from India," came the reply. "No," said Ronaldo. "You don't know Virat Kohli!" said Speed. "What is he?

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