Virat Kohli explains the role of Mrs. Dhoni at the first exit of India: “It was realistic for me …”

Virat Kohli is considered one of the best dough of modern criches and has established himself as one of the most popular cricketists in the world for years. Kohli announced that he came to the international stage by taking India to a U-19 World Cup title, and his performances in the domestic cricket attracted the attention of national selections. In the last part of the Podcast of ‘RCB Bold Diaries’, Virat explained that he was never clearly considered as a winner, but his determination to lead to the first exit for the Indian Cricket Team. He also announced how he was supported by captain Mrs. Dhoni and coach Gary Kirsten in the first days of his international career.

Kohli said, ım I was very realistic about my talents. Because I saw many people playing. And I didn’t feel that my game was close to them. The only thing I had was stability. And if I wanted to win my team, I wanted to do everything, Ko Kohli said.

“That was why I had a chance to play for India in the beginning. And Gary (Kirsten) and MS (Dhoni) explained me that we supported me to play at number three.”

Kohli said that the duo encouraged him to play freely without any blocking or suspicion, and that he never relied on his immortal attitude to help him find the Indian and his trust.

“This is what you can do for the team. What you represent on the field, your energy, your participation is the greatest value for us. We want you to play this way.

“I mean, I never looked at this open match winner that could change the game from anywhere. But I had this thing, I will stay in the fight. I will not give up. And that’s what they support.”