Virat Kohli 's approach

[puneet28]

 

Not too long back, Aniket Choudhary was ranked amongst the bowlers who could make debut for India. Left arm seamer with decent pace and good height, he can be asset for our team. He was asked to bowl in practice sessions during tests against Australia for practicing Starc-like bowing. Now he’s faded away. No talks about him.

 

Today, I was watching a video by ESPNCricinfo and found out something about it.

 

 

Look at this video from 1:45. Virat Kohli was found furious with Aniket Choudhary for bowling short delivery instead of full and slow. What concerns me more that Virat sometimes appears to ve dictator. If he likes someone, he will go out of way to keep him in the team. Example Yuvi even when he was declining. Otherwise he just keeps the player far away from team. He didn’t like and play Sarfaraz Khan because of his fitness even though his batting was good for RCB.

 

What’s your opinion on this?

 

Edited November 7, 2017 by beetle

[SK_IH]

that's pretty much the case with every captain

[beetle]

Take it with a pinch of salt .It is after all a show by Cyrus Broacha. If you take anything in his show seriously...

 

[Nonbeliever]

He made Kumble resign.  Trimurti of indian cricket had to select the coach of his choice. Kl Rahul is sitting outside and people like dk, rahane, are playing.  Indian captains always have too much power.

[mishra]

Not just Aniket, I think he has issues with Sarfaraaz khan and Chris Gayle too. Kohli to me seems a absolute n00b. Guy wouldn't lasd a day without that PR machinery around him.

In all honesty, Just like Kejri, He is surviving because of massive PR team. but unlike Kejri, this guy has made it to top and wont let any new kid star, who could overshadow him to be part of team.

 

He is both boon and curse to Indian cricket.