Virat Kohli Hates Practice Matches: Virat Kohli does not like to play a practice match, former bowling coach Bharat Arun revealed

New Delhi. A lot has been heard since Virat Kohli’s sudden retirement from Test cricket. It was said earlier that this Dhurandhar himself expressed his desire to retire to BCCI. After this, an attempt was made to celebrate them on behalf of the board. Then the news Aya was asked to retire Virat Kohli because the selectors were not going to give him a place in the team. Now about Virat, former Indian team bowling coach Bharat Arun said that he never preferred to play a practice match.

Bharat Arun said on Tuesday that veteran Virat Kohli never liked practice matches much. He wanted to spend time in Net session instead. Arun, who was among the important members of the Indian coaching team during Kohli’s captaincy days, said that working with this legendary player is one of the best moments of his career. Arun told ‘PTI’, “Indian and world Test cricket will miss him and his personality. I have spent some of my best moments under the captaincy of Virat Kohli as India’s bowling coach.

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Arun said, “Kohli never liked the practice matches. Kohli believed that there is a lack of passion and passion in practice matches like the main matches. He never enjoyed the practice matches. He wanted to spend more time in Net session instead and always used to choose the fastest wicket and asked bowlers or throdow experts to bowl from a distance of 16 yards.

Kohli has said goodbye to Test cricket on Monday. He scored 9230 runs in 123 Test matches with the help of 30 centuries. During this time his average was 46.85. He is India’s most successful Test captain with 40 wins in 68 matches. Arun said, “Kohli honored this format more than anything and this format will miss them.”