IND vs BAN: Out-Of-Favour India Batsman Comfortably Beats Virat Kohli, Scores An Incredible 21.1 In Yo-Yo Test
Published - 14 Sep 2023, 07:01 PM | Updated - 23 Aug 2024, 09:48 AM
Virat Kohli‘s recent Yo-Yo test score ahead of the ongoing Asia Cup 2023 caused quite a stir in the Indian cricket fraternity. The reason was his unexpected low score.
The former India skipper is one of the fittest cricketers in the world and passed the mandatory Yo-Yo test while attending the preparatory camp for the Asia Cup. But while Virat Kohli passing the test was very much expected, not many had expected the score.
The batting superstar took to Instagram to reveal his score, stating: “The happiness of finishing the yo yo test between the dreaded cones. 17.2 done.”
Virat Kohli set the Indian cricket fraternity abuzz with his revelation. Several fans took to social media platforms to express their disappointment over the decline in his fitness. The reason behind the disappointment was Virat Kohli’s best Yo-Yo score. As per reports, Virat Kohli’s best score is 19 and so the 17.2 mark came as a shock to many.
Mayank Agarwal reveals his Yo-Yo Test score, beats Virat Kohli:
Just a few days after Virat Kohli revealed his Yo-Yo Test score, out-of-favour India batsman Mayank Agarwal pleasantly surprised the fans by revealing his own score. While he is not a part of the Indian team since last year, it has not stopped Mayank Agarwal from staying extremely fit. He took to Instagram to reveal that he scored a highly impressive 21.1 in the Yo-Yo test.
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What makes Mayank Agarwal’s score even more incredible is that it comes just a few months after he achieved his personal best of 20.1 In March this year, the batsman revealed that 20.1 was his personal best and it has taken him just six months to better his own record.
Scored 20.1 in Yo-Yo test at NCA today. My personal best ?
What a feeling!???♂️ pic.twitter.com/AkW2uiy5Wq
— Mayank Agarwal (@mayankcricket) March 14, 2023
Mayank Agarwal has not played for India since the home series against Sri Lanka in March last year. The right-handed batsman is unlikely to get a recall any time soon as the selectors are set to give long ropes to the likes of Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal.
