New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- Virat Kohli turned 38th on Thursday (November 5), marking another year of what has been highly successful and statistically rich. The former Indian captain, who plays only ODIs, having retired from Tests and T20Is earlier, made it more special with a match-winning 74 against New Zealand on the eve of his special day in Auckland in the first ODI on Wednesday.

From being amongst the youngest in the locker room to filling the gigantic shoes of the 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar, the journey from breaking records, creating headlines with every stroke to struggling for runs and facing immense media scrutiny, Kohli's cricketing career has shown the world how one could be a superhuman and a human, at the same time.

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