IND vs ENG: Michael Vaughan gave this advice to Virat Kohli running in poor form
Virat Kohli: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has suggested that in-form Virat Kohli should take a break for three months. Vaughan has also said that he should go to the beach and rest. Kohli was able to play only 11 and 20 in the fifth Test played at Edgbaston. After this, he was criticized a lot about the form.
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England won the last match and leveled the series 2-2 :-
Virat Kohli was playing brilliantly during the match. It looked like he would be able to play a long innings, but he could not carry forward the good start. England won the match to level the series at 2-2.
Last year in August-September, four matches of the five-Test series were done. Then India was ahead 2-1. The fifth test could not be done due to Corona.
Michael Vaughan said this in an interview about Virat Kohli: –
Vaughan said in an interview, “I look at Virat differently. I knew he got some rest at the end of the IPL, but he looks to me like he needs rest. It looks like he has to play cricket. Should be three months away from him. He should go to the beach and take rest.
Vaughan gave this advice to Virat Kohli :-
Vaughan said, “He should go and do what he can with his family. He should spend time with his family because it is necessary for a career of 20 years, which will be his because he is such a good player.” Will the three-month rest affect them? The answer is no. Will it help? The answer is yes.”
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Michael Vaughan targeted the T20 series :-
Vaughan took a jibe at the schedule of the three-match India-England T20 series, saying it is impossible for players to play in all three formats in a span of a few days.
The Indian team played Test matches on the England tour from July 1 to 5. After this, the first T20 is to be held on July 7. At the same time, the second T20 will be held on 9 July and the third on 10 July. This will be followed by three ODIs on 12, 14 and 17 July.
