Virat Kohli Becomes The First Asian To Achieve 250 Million Instagram Followers. Virat has a huge number of fans around the world. Kohli’s fans love to watch him play during matches.

Keep giving its updates to the fans through social media:-

This is why run machine Kohli remains active for the fans on social media, and wherever he goes, he keeps giving its updates to the fans through social media.

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But in the midst of all this, Virat Kohli has broken an extensive record. Let’s know what is the whole matter.

This time the right-handed batsman Kohli has crossed 250 million followers on Instagram thus becoming the first Asian athlete to have such fan following on the social media app.

Kohli’s fan following has increased even more after he scored his 7th IPL century during the RCB vs Gujarat match.

Despite RCB failing to make the playoffs, the superstar was trending on Instagram and Twitter for two days. After this it can be ascertained that the number of Kohli’s fans is huge.

Left behind Tendulkar and Dhoni:-

With 250 million followers, Kohli has easily left behind some of the biggest names in cricket like Sachin Tendulkar and Dhoni.

While the former has 40.3 million followers on Insta, the latter has 42.2 million followers. Kohli leads the Asian list with the most followers on Insta.

Lionel Messi with 462 million followers:-

Overall, in sports, Cristiano Ronaldo leads the charts on Instagram with 585 million followers, followed by Lionel Messi with 462 million followers.

Currently, Kohli’s Insta account has 1,601 posts with 250M followers. The RCB superstar social media account is followed by 278 people, which also includes names like Sachin Tendulkar, AB de Villiers, and Ronaldo.

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Meanwhile, after the IPL, Kohli’s focus shifted to the WTC final. For the same, the 35-year-old has reached London tomorrow and will begin training for the WTC final clash against Australia.