It has been almost six months since we last saw Virat Kohli back in the Indian jersey. Virat Kohli announced he will not continue to play the test format in May, and now he only plays the ODI format. He posted something on his social media handle that caught the eyes of many. Virat Kohli Leaves Fans Guessing With Mysterious Instagram Caption Ahead of Australia ODIs.
Virat Kohli will play a total of three matches in the India-Australia series. This series can decide a lot of things about his future, and one thing is for sure: Virat Kohli just loves new challenges. India plays three ODIs, first in Perth (19th October), then in Adelaide (23rd October), and last in Sydney (25th October).
Virat Kohli Leaves Fans Guessing With Mysterious X Caption Ahead of Australia ODIs
Basically, he posted a motivational quote on his X handle, which stated, “The only time you truly fail, is when you decide to give up.” This surely states that he is fully motivated and will surely not give up whatever comes his way. When we look at his career, Virat Kohli has always been at the top when people have doubted him. He just moves challenges and is fully motivated to help the team in each possible way.
The Australia series will be the one for us to watch out for what new things he produces. Surely, to play against the Aussies is a challenge, and Virat Kohli loves scoring runs against them, especially in Australia. Everything will now depend on his form for a place in the team, but surely Virat Kohli does not need form, as on his bad day, he will get you a half-century. Virat Kohli has more than 14,000 runs in the ODI format and the most centuries as well.
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With everything he posts on the internet, everything is getting connected to the ICC World Cup 2027. As things stand, everything will be once cleared after the Australian series. Virat Kohli, along with Rohit Sharma, deserves a place in the World Cup squad, but surely there are two years for the World Cup. A lot of things can change in the next two years.
