Kohli's Masterpiece: Iconic Portrait Finds New Home at Lord's

Kohli’s Masterpiece: Iconic Portrait Finds New Home at Lord’s

A stunning portrait of Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli, painted by renowned artist Stuart Pearson Wright, is currently captivating visitors at the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Museum. The artwork will remain on display until later this year.

The MCC confirmed the temporary placement of the piece. Following its exhibition at the museum, the portrait will then find a permanent home within the Lord’s Pavilion.

This move underscores the immense popularity and global impact of Virat Kohli. The artwork’s relocation to a more prominent location within the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground highlights Kohli’s lasting legacy in the sport.

The decision reflects not just Kohli’s cricketing prowess, but also his enduring influence on the global cricketing landscape. Cricket fans across India and worldwide eagerly anticipate the portrait’s unveiling in its new, prestigious setting.

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