“This man has made Virat Kohli a better batsman” revealed Legendary batter in an exclusive conversation

The legendary Indian batsman Virat Kohli is back to his best in international cricket, scoring reliable hundreds.

The batting prodigy achieved three hundred in his past four one-day international matches, which is proof that the old Virat Kohli is back and ready to score runs and make up for the two years during which he was unable to turn his fifty-run scores into 100s.

With another century under his belt, Kohli has now scored 46 ODI tonnes, behind only the legendary Sachin Tendulkar’s 49th ODI hundred by three runs.

With this accomplishment, which is not unlikely, Kohli is likely to surpass all other ODI batsmen in history.

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His aggregate tally rises to the 74th International Hundred in Cricket with his 46th ODI century.

When Shubhman Gill, another great player, recently achieved his second ODI century, Kohli and Gill were chatting about how they went about regaining their mojo.

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— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) January 15, 2023

Batting giant has recently credited some support staff members behind the scenes who worked hard on his batting and included them in his interview which include team India’s throwdown specialist including the likes of- Dayanand Garani, Nuwan Seneviratne and D Raghvendra.

“These three throwdown specialist deserves lot of praise from our end as they have given us world class practice every time when we play at the nets. They have consistently challenged us in the nets and when we face them we are sure that we are preparing against bowlers who have excessive speed of 145-150 Kmph”

He continued by saying that there had been significant changes in how I approached batting practise and that the boys had worked very hard to get us ready for real-world bowling scenarios.