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News India Live, Digital Desk: These days, more and more talented players are coming into Indian cricket. His shots are worth watching and there is no lack of confidence in him. But despite this, why does the world still swear by the name of Virat Kohli? Former head coach of Team India Ravi Shastri has answered this question.
Ravi Shastri has warned the youth and said that what is inside Kohli ‘Single-mindedness’ (ie insistence on sticking to one’s goal at any cost) and ‘hunger’ It would be a big mistake for the next generation to ignore it.
Talent in its place, ‘Dhun’ in its place
What Shastri says is very simple and true. Today’s players have excellent technique, they are experts in modern cricket, but the one thing that Kohli has is the insistence to always prove himself and make the team win – that is rare.
When Virat Kohli comes on the field, he has only one thing in his mind – to defeat the opposing team and devote himself to it. Ravi Shastri has named this as ‘unquenchable hunger’. According to him, Virat is never satisfied with his past success. For him every match is like the first and the last.
Lessons for young players
In today’s era, where stardom is achieved quickly due to IPL and social media, players often reduce the intensity of their hard work. Ravi Shastri says youngsters should learn from Kohli why it is important to consider fitness and discipline as ‘everything’. Kohli’s ‘professionalism’, which has kept him on top for 15 years, did not come just from going to the gym, but is the result of a mindset where there is no scope for compromise.
Shastri’s message is clear
If you understand Ravi Shastri’s words deeply, he is saying that technique can be learned, but that ‘attitude’ has to be developed from within. No matter how good you are at fielding or batting, as long as you are like Virat, desire to win Unless it happens, you will not be able to be included in that list of greatness.
Kohli has proved through his game that even the best technology in the world pales in comparison to a person who has unwavering discipline and a passion to play every ball. This is the reason why even today coaches and old players around the world consider this one habit of Kohli as the biggest example.
