Pietersen came out in support of Virat Kohli, said - people can only dream of what you have achieved in cricket
Pietersen tweeted, 'What you have done in cricket, people can only dream of it and he is one of the best players. He wrote in Instagram, friend, your career has been such that even the best players must have wished they could do it. Feel proud and enjoy life.
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Virat Kohli, the former captain of Team India, is going through his worst form at the moment. He has not scored a single century in international cricket after 2019. The situation has now become such that they have to work hard to touch the double figures. Now there is a demand to drop him from the Indian team, which includes the name of former World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev. While some experts are of the opinion that Virat Kohli should take rest from cricket for a few days. However, some cricketers have come out in support of Virat Kohli. In which the name of former England captain Kevin Pietersen also comes.
Pietersen backs Virat Kohli
Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has defended Virat Kohli, who is battling poor form, saying that he should be proud that people can only dream of what he has achieved in cricket. Pietersen tweeted, 'What you have done in cricket, people can only dream of it and he is one of the best players. He wrote in Instagram, friend, your career has been such that even the best players must have wished they could do it. Feel proud and enjoy life. you will return soon
It's not fair to pull up Kohli: Akhtar
Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar has hit out at Virat Kohli's critics, saying the former India captain hasn't scored 70 international hundreds in the courtyard of Khala or while playing the Candy Crush video game. Akhtar said that he respects Kapil's opinion that Kohli, who is in poor form, cannot be compared with junior cricketers. He insisted that it takes a lot of hard work to score 43 centuries in ODIs and 27 in Tests.
Need to bring back Kohli's confidence: Kapil Dev
Cricket legend Kapil Dev has expressed surprise that Virat Kohli has been rested or ignored in the upcoming five-match T20I series against West Indies, but argues that the word excluded was not used. Gaya because he is not a normal cricketer.
