USA vs. IND T20 match today.
Virat Kohli is expected to lead India in scoring on the anniversary of their T20I debut. Brad Hogg and Wasim Jaffer claim that despite Virat Kohli's lackluster start to the T20 World Cup campaign, Indian supporters shouldn't be concerned. When India plays the United States in New York on June 12, Kohli will commemorate the anniversary of his T20I debut.
- Kohli has only amassed five runs in two games.
- It was on June 12, 2010, that Kohli made his Indian T20I debut.
- Hogg and Jaffer believe that during the Super 8 phases, Kohli will improve.
When a teenage Virat Kohli took the field against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club to make his Twenty20 International debut for India, it was June 12, 14 years ago. As India prepares to play the USA in the T20 World Cup on the same day in 2024, Kohli, with a total of 4042 runs at an average of 50.52, is the second-highest run scorer in the format. The star hitter, nevertheless, has caused some concern among Indian supporters.
In the two games he has played so far, Kohli has scored one and four against Pakistan and Ireland. Despite the top batter's extremely aggressive approach, it appears that the lack of runs has been a concern for the team. Or is it?One thing Kohli has proven over the years is his ability to silence his critics. We witnessed that in the IPL, as he silenced those who questioned his strike rate by occasionally leading RCB to victories, securing their spot in the playoffs, and taking home the Orange Cap with 741 runs.
In an interview with Star Sports, Wasim Jaffer dismissed the doubts regarding Kohli's form. The star hitter will rise to the occasion as the competition heats up, according to the former cricket player. Because it's Kohli's debut anniversary, Jaffer said it will be a significant day for him.
"Yes, without a doubt. Virat Kohli is quite unlikely to have been out a few times for little money. Of course, the wickets are important. The weather hasn't been great for batting. Big scores have not been observed in New York. He will undoubtedly become comfortable in this competition. When the competition heats up, that's when you'll see Virat Kohli rise. The great guy made his T20I debut on a momentous day. He has excelled beyond measure. And we hope he scores those significant runs. We're going to the Super Eights, like I said, and we need this kid to step up," Jaffer remarked.
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