When Virat Kohli said that one day all this will end, he meant that the day will come in the future when he will retire from all formats of cricket. That’s why he wants to enjoy as much time as he can on the field. Kohli scored unbeaten 105 runs against KKR in the match played on Wednesday, for which he received the Player of the Match award. RCB won this match by 6 wickets.

Before this century, Virat Kohli was out on zero twice consecutively, this happened to him only for the second time in T20 history. He said, “The fact that I was not able to score runs was eating me from within, because there was no flaw in my game. This thing troubles you. Whether a century is scored or not, finishing the match is most important.”

pressure makes you better

When Virat Kohli was asked whether he was feeling pressure? So he said, “People say that pressure is a blessing, so there is a reason behind it. Pressure keeps you humble and helps in improving your game. When some matches do not go your way, there is definitely nervousness and that is what helps you. Of course, it is hard work but it raises the level of your game.”

Kohli has become the Indian to score most centuries in T20, apart from this he also made many records. When asked on the record, he said, “Despite all this, I just love batting. That is my deepest passion. It is a huge honor for me to compete at this level and even today against the best players in the world.”

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one day this will end

He further said, “I would have given my all on the field because one day it will all end.” Here he meant that I would have retired from all formats. Now Kohli has retired from T20 International and Test.

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Virat Kohli said, “I want to make the most of this opportunity and look forward to the pressure situations. When I feel nervous, I challenge myself to just go ahead and do my best. As a human being, you learn a lot from sports.”