IPL 2022
Yuvraj Singh Reckons Virat Kohli Needs To Go Back To His Free-flowing Self
By CricShots - Apr 29, 2022 3:52 pm
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Former Indian all-rounder, Yuvraj Singh has opined that Virat Kohli needs to go back to his free-flowing personality again to regain his touch in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022. Kohli is going through the worst phase of his career scoring just 128 runs from nine games and hasn’t scored a century for more than two years now.

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Virat Kohli was disappointed after his dismissal

Virat Kohli has been witnessing a rough patch in his career currently as he is struggling to score runs. It has been a wait for a couple of years for the spectators to see him scoring a hundred in international cricket. His slump in the form is also reflected in the IPL 2022 and Kohli has managed to score just 128 runs from nine games at 16 and a strike rate of 119.63.

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He lasted only 10 balls in the last game and has also scored back-to-back golden ducks in the ongoing season of the IPL. Reflecting on Kohli’s form, Yuvraj Singh has said that he needs to go back to his free-flowing personality again to get back to scoring runs.

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Yuvraj Singh and Virat Kohli

During a chat on the Home of Heroes show on Sports18, Yuvraj Singh said, “Virat needs to become a free-flowing personality again. If he can change himself and be like how he was earlier that will reflect in his game. He has proved himself to be the best of this era and believes in a strong work ethic and that has brought the best out of him over the years.”

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He further added, “Obviously, he is also not happy, and people aren’t too, because we have seen him setting bigger benchmarks, scoring hundreds after hundreds. But this happens to the best players.”

Virat Kohli was expected to excel without the burden of captaincy on his shoulders. However, he has not been able to be at his best but RCB skipper, Faf Du Plessis has backed him to make a strong return.