You have been told to prepare 10 interview questions to ask virat kohli the Indian cricket captain he was invited to your school on the annual fun
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Q1 - what inspired you chose cricket as a career ?
Q2 - who was your first coach as a child ?
Q3 - tell us something about your experience with the U-19 Indian cricket team ?
Q4 - how do you keep calm while chasing big totals ?
Q5 - who is your favourite player and captain ?
Q6 - do you feel the pressure of captaincy ?
Q7 - do you think your captaincy has gone down after marriage ?
Q8 - what are our chances of winning the 2019 world cup ?
Q9 - what's your favourite hobby ?
Q10 - secret behind your fitness ?
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In a rare and exclusive one-to-one interview, Virat Kohli sat down with Wisden Cricket Monthly magazine editor Jo Harman to discuss his first 10 years as an international cricketer, what life outside of the game looks like for a 21st-century deity and the future of “the most beautiful format”.
It’s four years since I first approached Virat Kohli’s team for a sit-down interview with the most in-demand cricketer in the world and after several false leads and probably more than a hundred emails, India’s captain is finally ready and waiting. Well, almost.
As I stand in a corridor outside a hotel room at the Taj Hotel in St James’ Court, London, waiting to be summoned, Kohli has some filming to finish up first. He is the subject of a National Geographic documentary as part of a new series in which scientists and psychoanalysts explore the lives of five Indian national icons and attempt to decipher whether geniuses are born or made. Watching Kohli’s 149 at Edgbaston two weeks later, it feels a pertinent question.