Virat only plays one format and has still been at his very best in the 50-over format. He continues to score runs for the Men in Blue, and there is no better batter across the world right now at No.3. He led India’s 296-run chase in the first game, though he did not have his best games in the next two, but India won the series.
He said (as quoted by ANI), "You know the guy can still play. Right? You know, people are trying to write him off, but I knew him since he was a kid coming out from Under-19 coming into the Bangalore team. I was there in the Bangalore team, and he came in as an Under-19 player into the team, and he was doing really well in Under-19 cricket, then came straight into the Bangalore team."
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"So, you know, and since from then on, you know, he had some rough starts in international cricket, but then he developed his game, and he was able to become the player he is today. I mean, you do not put aside a player like that so easily. You know, he still has the talent, he still has whatever it takes to get out there and do well. It seems like he still wants to do well, which is really good," he said.
Virat Kohli's recent form
Kohli finished the Windies series with 168 runs, which is poor in terms of the form he has been in, and after scoring 139* runs in the first game, he scored 29 in the second and was out for a golden duck in the third game. This would be a bit of a concern for him ahead of the New Zealand series.
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