Former Indian Cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar spoke about Virat Kohli's halves against Bangladesh in the ICC 2025 champions trophy. He said that the trust is decreasing, adding that he no longer has the big game.
The Battle of India, Vurat Kohli, had another weak output and this has certainly become a cause for concern for the team. The battery scored half a century in the last match against England and it was expected to start the ICC Champions 2025 trophy at height, but it was not the case.
Virat Kohli scored 22 run -up on 38 balls against Bangladesh
Kohli, in the match against Bangladesh, came out to fight after Rohit Sharma offered his team a heated start. It was expected to collect this, but the beat seemed to be blocked on the box. He took 35 balls to hit his first border, who talks a lot about the struggles he had.
Kohli did not look against the spinner, while beating and therefore could not mark. The battery was removed from the Rishad Hossain, the foot spinner, while it was 22 38 balls, which put India under a bit of pressure.
Virat Kohli's trust is clear down – Sanjay Manjrekar
Sanjay Manjrekar spoke about Kohli, saying that the beat is in a tight corner and looks low. He pointed out that, like Rohit Sharma, the beat does not have a big game. Speaking with Espncricinfo, he said:
“He is in a tight corner. Virat Kohli's confidence is clear down. He wants to still show that he is there for a fight. And I start to see that there may be a bit of bravado, but why not? You can't reveal what is inside you.
“He can go out and hit a guy, you know, over additional coverage or play briefly on attraction and willing, know, take chances. Virat Kohli has no big game. You have occasionally seen playing occasionally The big blow but can't act. ”
Just try to find in a way that he can go to the entrance – Sanjay Manjrekar on Kohli
Sanjay Manjrekar added that Kohli is trying too hard to make a move on his half. He stressed that the opposition is well aware of his weakness against the spinners, because they immediately introduce spin when he goes to the bat, knowing that the battle will not attack. He elaborated:
“Try just find a way to go to the entrance,” he said. “And what you see exist, when it enters the bat, the spinners come. And once the spinners know you will not hit them for three six years directly on the ground or, you know, over the middle.”
Kohli will be seen in action, when India will take over Pakistan in the collision of ICC Champions Champions 2025. The match between teams will be played on Sunday (February 23) on Dubai Cricket Stadium in Dubai.