IND vs AUS: On the fourth day of the ongoing India-Australia Test match in Ahmedabad, Virat Kohli scored a brilliant Test century after almost 3 years. Virat scored his 28th Test century after 1204 days and played a brilliant inning of 186 runs. After this brilliant innings of Virat, his wife Anushka Sharma made a disclosure while praising him in the Instagram story. In fact, Anushka Sharma shared the video of Kohli’s century moment in her Insta story and wrote that despite being ill, so much restraint playing with This is what always inspires me. After this story of his, the world came to know that Kohli was also ill while batting, because seeing his batting no one felt like this at all. Well, so did former Indian cricketer and commentator Ajit Agarkar.
Kohli sets an example of fitness
Agarkar also said on Star Sports that, seeing him (Kohli) it did not seem at all that he was ill. Agarkar said that, "He has made a different standard of fitness in his career. He has worked really hard. If he batted for 8 hours in such heat, then you must be a little worried. But if you are still batting then I don’t think so at all. I didn’t think he missed a single run while running between the wickets."
The former India fast bowler further added that, "This has always happened. All great players do this. He looks at the extra energy and determination shown in this innings. He was determined to score big runs and then you get extra energy."
India made huge score with the help of Virat
If you look at Virat’s innings, Virat played an inning of 186 runs in 364 balls. Apart from him, Shubman Gill also played a century innings of 128 runs and Akshar Patel also made a big contribution to the team’s big total by scoring 79 runs. Due to the contribution of all these, India scored 571 runs in reply to Australia’s 480 runs and also took a lead of 91 runs. On the other hand, Australia has scored only 3 runs in 6 overs in its second innings without losing any wicket till the end of the fourth day’s play.
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