Virat Kohli was seen in his excellent form in the ODI series against South Africa, he fell short of the target otherwise Virat could have scored a century in Visakhapatnam also. He played an unbeaten inning of 65 runs in the third ODI, which helped India win by 9 wickets. He also went to Simhachalam temple on Saturday and took blessings of Lord Vishnu.

Many videos of Virat Kohli’s Simhachalam temple are going viral on social media. He is seen wearing a white T-shirt and holding a garland in his hands. In another video, he is seen praying as per the tradition of the temple.

Today morning Virat Kohli visited Simhachalam Appanna Swamy Temple in Vishakapatnam. pic.twitter.com/8BKohErOrv

— Karthick (@Karthik18728343) December 7, 2025

Virat Kohli reached Simhachalam temple

Virat Kohli on Saturday reached the Simhachalam temple located in the Simhachalam hills, which is situated at an altitude of 300 meters. This temple is dedicated to the “Varaha Narasimha” form of Lord Vishnu. Let us tell you that the word ‘Sinhachal’ means mountain of lion. This mountain is considered to be the abode of Lord Narasimha, the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Virat Kohli visited Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha temple, Simhachalam, before the match pic.twitter.com/sJmdkeEErL

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Virat Kohli won POTS award

Virat Kohli’s brilliance was seen in all three matches of the ODI series against South Africa. He scored a historic century in the first ODI, scoring 135 runs. After Ranchi, he also scored a century in Raipur, he scored 102 runs. However, Team India lost the second match, after which the third match became a series decider.

In the third ODI, Virat Kohli scored unbeaten 65 runs, that too in explosive style. Kohli played 45 balls and hit 3 sixes and 6 fours in this innings. If there were runs left, Virat could have reached his century also. Virat scored a total of 302 runs in 3 matches, he received the Player of the Series award.