Virat Kohli’s response to those criticizing the strike rate, read what he had to say

Virat Kohli is known as the greatest batsman of the modern era. Virat scored his half-century against Lucknow Super Giants on Monday (April 10). But he was also criticized by many for playing too slow at the end of the innings. In this background, Virat has replied to the critics.

This match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Lucknow Super Giants was played in Bangalore. Lucknow won with one wicket to spare. Virat scored 61 runs off 44 balls to take RCB’s score to 212 runs, batting first. In reply, Lucknow Super Giants won on the last ball. Viranet scored 42 runs in 25 balls of the innings. But it took 35 balls to make a half century. Seeing Virat playing slow in the last few balls, many raised questions.

Speaking about this, Virat Kohli said, “After the powerplay, he said that he suddenly started rotating the strike. If wickets are not taken in Powerplay, possibly the best bowlers come to bowl. What to do in the first two overs against these bowlers. If he plays big shots in his last two overs, the rest of the innings is easy.”

Meanwhile, former New Zealand cricketer Simon Dull targeted Virat Kohli’s performance in this match. Simon criticized Virat’s strike rate. As Simon said, Virat Kohli slowed down his innings to score a half-century, which made the difference to the team’s score. RCB captain Faf du Plessis scored an unbeaten 79, while Glenn Maxwell scored 59 runs after Virat lost 61 runs in this match. Virat completed his half-century in just 33 balls against Delhi Capitals on Saturday (April 15). (Virat Kohli’s response to those criticizing the strike rate, read what he had to say)

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