New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has dethroned star India batter Virat Kohli on the top five most searched and mentioned Asians on Google in the year 2024. Kohli, who was on top of the elite chart in 2023, has slipped to number two while PM Modi takes the top spot. According to data which has been retrieved from Google trends, PM Modi sits on the summit leaving behind cricket star Kohli and Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
Both PM Modi and Kohli enjoy a lot of fan following not only in India but worldwide. People across the globe like to read and search about these two celebrities the most than anyone else. In fact, PM Modi is the only politician globally who has a crazy fan following, which is equivalent and sometimes even more than some of the famous sporting stars and movie actors across the world.
Here’s the list
1) Narendra Modi
2) Virat Kohli
3) BTS’s V
4) BTS’s Jungkook
5) Shahrukh Khan
All eyes on Kohli in BGT
On the professional front, Virat Kohli would next be seen in the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy beginning from the first Test match on November 22 in Perth. The star Indian batter has been experiencing failure since a very long time especially in the longest format of the game. Kohli was not able to make a mark in the recently-concluded New Zealand Test, which India lost 0-3 and faced a lot of humiliation.
Kohli has ended up scoring just 93 runs in 6 innings against the Kiwis at a poor average of 15.50. Kohli’s highest score of 70 had come in the second innings of the Bengaluru Test and in rest of the innings, he failed miserably. The five-match Test series against the Aussies also holds importance for India in terms of qualifying for the World Test Championship (WTC Finals). The Rohit Sharma-led team will have to win four out of five matches to qualify for the WTC finals.
PM Narendra Modi has pipped cricket superstar Virat Kohli on the top 5 most searched and mentioned Asians on Google in 2024. Cricket Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Cricket Live Score, Sports Breaking News from Sports Today
