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Over 50k reactions and around 2k comments: Kohli's first post on LinkedIn goes viral

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'India can help shape the future of global sport': Virat Kohli's first post on LinkedIn goes viral

Virat Kohli (AFP Photo)

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli has made his debut on LinkedIn, using the professional networking platform to share his plans to build Indian sports businesses and brands for a global audience.In his first post, published on October 13, Kohli spoke about his ambitions beyond cricket and his desire to help India become a major force in the global sports industry.Virat Kohli’s LinkedIn debut has received a strong response, with his post garnering over 55,000 reactions and nearly 2,000 comments at the time of writing this report.

The engagement highlights the widespread interest in the cricketer’s move to the professional networking platform and his activities beyond the cricket field.

Kohli shares his vision for Indian sports

Kohli said he wants to see a future where sports beyond cricket also receive greater attention and support in India."I’ve always wanted to see an India where every sport is followed, celebrated, and played. Today, that vision feels closer than ever. A new generation is proving that India can produce world-class athletes and build brands for the global stage," he wrote in his first post there.

He believes the country has the talent to produce world-class athletes and build homegrown brands that can compete internationally.

"The vision of building an end-to-end sports platform from India, spanning manufacturing, consumer brands, and sports distribution. A belief that India can help shape the future of global sport, not just participate in it," he added."The vision is clear. It’s time to build something that will outlive all of us. That’s the journey we’re on, he concluded.

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