He has played many great innings for the team and a number of budding cricketers want to follow in his footsteps and achieve great heights in cricket. They shared their love and support for Virat Kohli on RCB 12th Man TV.
“We started watching IPL when we were kids and all credit goes to Virat Kohli. I wouldn’t have been here without him because I fell in love with cricket due to that person. He truly inspired me from the start. The energy, the vibe he creates on and off the field, the intent and the way he supports youngsters and teammates is immense,” stated Shreyanka Patil to RCB 12th Man TV.
The young sensation is also a member of the RCB women’s team in WPL and met Kohli during the WPL 2023. She added, “I was shocked when I met him during WPL and couldn’t ask him a lot of questions. So, this time I will ask several questions to Virat Kohli.”
Besides young cricketers, Kohli also motivates many kids who are still in the academy and want to play for RCB in the future.
“I like Virat Kohli because he is the best player. He hits big sixes and fields really well which is a joy to watch. His aggression is motivating and when someone gets a wicket his attitude gets really positive which puts extra pressure on the opposition. No one can match his level in world cricket and we want him to break many records,” commented several kids, who play in cricket academies in Bengaluru.
Kohli is a good reference point for cricket coaches as well as those who always use his example and his time with RCB to encourage kids to do better and improve their overall game.
“No one can match his level in world cricket. I always give an example of Virat Kohli’s fitness on the field. The way he runs, the energy he brings into the field. I try to implement that and watch a lot of his videos on fitness. I try to instil it in my students and motivate them as well. He has been a great inspiration to young players and for the generation coming through,” concluded a cricket coach.
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