Virat Kohli is tired. The fittest player in the team, the star cricketer who runs like a leopard between the wickets even at the age of 35, said after the match against Pakistan that he was tired. Kohli said this when Manjrekar called him for an interview after being adjudged player of the match.
Virat Kohli had earlier asked Sanjay Manjrekar , “Finish the interview quickly. I am very tired . ” Kohli, who scored his 47th century in ODIs in this match, ran a lot between the wickets. Out of the 122 runs he made, only 54 runs came in the form of boundaries. All the remaining runs were between the wickets.
Moreover, with the match against Sri Lanka within a few hours, it was heard that Kohli was tired. Virat said that for the first time in his 15-year career, he had to play another one-day match within a few hours. In the same match against Pakistan, Virat created the record of achieving the milestone of 13 thousand runs in ODIs.
“This is the first time in my 15-year cricket career. Fortunately, we are Test players, so we know how to come and play the next day. Recovery is very important. Today is very stressful. I will turn 35 this November. So I have to be careful about recovery,” Kohli said.