Dubai: Team India (Indian Cricket Team) former captain Virat Kohli (Virat Kohli) is going through a very bad form these days. He has also understood many times that the fans are frustrated and now have to score runs. It has been more than two and a half years, but Kohli has yet to hit a century with the bat. Kohli has not even scored an international fifty for six months. This was also one of the reasons why Kohli took a long break from cricket recently. Recently, Virat Kohli took a break from cricket after the England tour. Meanwhile, Kohli rested for a month and did not touch the bat. After 41 days of rest, Kohli will now enter the field to play a match against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2022 (Asia Cup 2022).
This has been explained by Kohli himself. Now Virat Kohli is making a comeback from the Asia Cup and after 41 days of rest, he will go straight into the field to play the match against Pakistan. The match will be played on Sunday (August 28). However, it can also be a big threat for the Indian team. Kohli last played Manchester ODI against England on July 17. In that match too, Kohli could score only 17 runs from 22 balls.
Even my brain was telling me to take a break
Kohli has shared a video of Kohli before the match against Pakistan, in which Kohli said, ‘For the first time in 10 years, I have not even touched my bat for a month. I realized that I was underestimating my intensity a bit. I was convincing myself that you have intensity. But your body was telling you to stop. My mind was also telling me to take a break and take a step back.
I became mentally weak: Kohli
Former Indian captain Kohli said, ‘I have always been seen as someone who is very strong mentally. I am like that, but everyone has a limit and you need to recognize that limit. Otherwise things may go wrong for you. This time has taught me a lot that I could not understand. I accepted these things when they came. Virat Kohli was mentally weak Kohli also admitted that he is also mentally weak. He said, ‘I don’t mind admitting that I was also mentally weak. It was a very common thing, I thought, but we didn’t speak because of shyness. We don’t want to appear mentally weak. Believe me, pretending to be strong is more dangerous than admitting to being weak.’