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Anushka Sharma shares a heart-melting image with husband Virat Kohli online

| @indiablooms | Feb 17, 2020, at 04:23 pm

Mumbai/IBNS: They are considered as one of the cutest celebrity couples in the country right now and on Monday Anushka Sharma shared another heart-melting image with her cricketer husband Virat Kohli on the social media.

Anushka captioned the image as: " You'd think good byes get easier with time. But they never do."

The caption truly looked interesting as the picture itself.

Kohli is currently leading the side in New Zealand where after registering a thumping victory in the T20 series, India were defeated by the home team in the ODIs.

India will now face New Zealand in a Test series.

Image: Anushka Sharma Twitter page

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