Virat Kohli Work Ethics Are Amazing: Hanuma Vihari

Virat Kohli has established himself as one of the greatest batsman the world has ever seen. And, he has achieved that through sheer, relentless pursuit of perfection, unmatched work ethic, supreme fitness and determination to be the best version of himself.

Kohli has not only been inspiring the next lot of budding cricketers and athletes of the country on how one should constantly look to push the envelope if he or she has to become the best in the world, he is also a source of inspiration for his fellow mates and rivals.

Indian Test batsman Hanuma Vihari recently opened up on Virat Kohli and the manner in which the Indian captain prepares himself before every game, revealing that he has tried to learn and integrate these qualities of Virat in his own game.

“The best part of Kohli’s game is his preparation. I have learnt that from him. His work ethic is also amazing.” Hanuma Vihari said on Virat Kohli during the show Homerun with AV’,

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Virat Kohli work ethics has been hailed by one and all

Hanuma Vihari is not the first cricketer to hail Virat for his incredible work ethics and the manner in which the Indian legend prepares himself before every game. There have been numerous accounts in the past where Virat’s fellow mates have opened on how they have been inspired by the relentless hard word that the Indian captain puts in

Coming back to Hanuma Vihari, the Andhra batsman made his debut for Team India during the 2018 English tour and has since then established himself as a component of the Test team in overseas conditions. Vihari hasn’t got a chance in the white-ball formats but the right-hander believes that he has the game to succeed in all formats.

“I am ready to do anything for my team. I always tried to score runs, dig deep and play long innings whenever I play abroad. I always try to do my best so that team can’t drop me. I believe I have the ability to play all formats. So that’s good enough for me, this knowledge. Once I get right the opportunity, I can do it,” concluded the Test specialist.

Hanuma Vihari was a part of the Indian Test team that lost to New Zealand 0-2 before the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to the game.

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