‘Unnecessary’: Former India star’s huge take on Virat Kohli’s ‘I still get it’ remarks Cricket News

There are a lot of speculations on whether Virat Kohli will be included in the Indian cricket team’s squad for the 2024 T20 World Cup. While some have suggested that India should consider picking a young squad, others feel that the squad would be incomplete without young players. A talented veteran like Kohli. After his brilliant half-century against Kings XI Punjab in IPL 2024, Kohli had a sharp response to his critics with sly remarks. “I know my name is very much associated with promoting T20 cricket in many parts of the world, but I think I still get the point,” he said. While his remarks were praised by many, former India star Robin Uthappa believes that it was “unnecessary” in this case.

Uthappa, who took part in a discussion panel on Jio Cinema ahead of RCB’s match against KKR on Friday, said the decision depends on the selectors and Kohli does not need to say such things.

“I think what he said in the last game felt very unnecessary. He didn’t have to say that because I don’t think there was ever any doubt in anyone’s mind about his ability or what he could bring to the table. As far as batting goes, he’s A first-class player, but not India. His intention is, okay, he wants to be a part of the T20 World Cup. Well, it depends on whether the selectors want to look at a young team or whether they want to go with the experienced players Tested veterans who have performed well for the country, for themselves and in the IPL in the past. It depends on the selector. But he kind of said, okay, I want to go now. I really want to go for this time Score the last run of the game to win the T20 World Cup,” he said.

After losing to Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) captain Faf Du Plessis said the first-innings wicket was The speed is two speed, causing players to struggle a bit with their shots.

Riding on a brilliant batting performance, Kolkata Knight Riders became the first team to win away from home in this IPL with a comprehensive seven-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.

Speaking after the match, Fife said: “In the first innings we thought the wickets were coming at a really good pace and you could see when the guys were bowling the chip shots in behind they were really struggling. We thought It was a good score knowing it was going to get a little bit easier in the evening, with a little bit of dew coming in. Look at the way we batted in the first innings, even with the guys there, Virat struggled to bat just because of the lack Rhythm, and there are two rhythms on the court.”

(With ANI input)