‘I have no shame in admitting this…’, Virat Kohli expressed his pain, told that he was about to leave cricket

Virat Kohli: Indian team has finally achieved a tremendous victory in ODI after losing in Test. Team India, which somehow won the first ODI, lost in the second match but performed strongly in the third match. And told that he is the champion. India has won this match by 9 wickets in the first 10 overs. Kohli’s brilliant half-century innings was seen in this match.

Yashasvi ended the match by scoring an excellent unbeaten century and winning the match. Kohli (Virat Kohli) also supported him till the end, he played an inning of 65 runs in 45 balls. Also hit 3 sixes and 6 fours. Due to this inning, he has been chosen Player of the Series for his 2 centuries and one half-century in this series. While talking post match, he admitted how there was pressure on him. And he started doubting himself.

Virat Kohli said while taking player of the series, I feel free now

While talking, Virat Kohli told and said that,

“To be honest, the way I have played in this series has been the most satisfying for me. I don’t think I have played at this level for more than 2-3 years and I feel very free inside. The whole game is settling in well now. Maintaining the standards I set and playing at a level where I can make an impact on the team. And I know when I can bat like that in the middle order, it will help the team.” It helps a lot because I can bat for a long time, depending on the situation, and just with the confidence I feel I have the required ability to deal with any situation in the middle order and bring it in favor of the team.”

Virat Kohli said that his confidence had fallen, he had lost faith in cricket.

While talking, Kohli remembered the bad times and said that,

“When you play for so long, 15-16 years, obviously you have periods when you doubt your ability. Especially as a batsman, because you are really dependent on one mistake. So, you often get to a point where you think maybe I am not good enough, and the nervousness takes over.”

Kohli finally expressed his pain and said,

“I can absolutely guarantee that being a batsman and knowing so much about myself, the kind of negative thinking that I have, where I go through periods where I don’t have confidence or when I’m feeling down on myself, what are those little things. It makes you better as a person and over the years your nature becomes much better and more balanced. So, yes, there have been periods in my life when I have doubted myself and I There’s no shame in admitting it, so I think it’s a very human part of anyone’s journey in such a long journey but I’m happy to still be able to contribute to the team.”