IPL 2022 – ABD’s special advice to Virat – Former Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) star and Virat Kohli’s good friend AB de Villiers has given special advice to him to regain lost form. The former South Africa batter suggested an easy way out for Kohli to be back amongst the runs. Follow IPL 2022 Live Score Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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IPL 2022: Good friend AB de Villiers has a SPECIAL ADVICE for Virat Kohli to regain lost form – Check out
Virat’s IPL in numbers
| Matches | Runs | Average | Strike Rate | Best Score | 50/100 |
| 10 | 186 | 20.67 | 116.25 | 58 | 1/0 |
ABD calls for a clear mind – Kohli managed to shrug off form slump by scoring a fighting fifty against GT. The fluency though was missing from the former RCB captain. De Villiers states that Virat needs to have a clear frame of mind to score runs, “You do not become a bad player overnight. Virat would know it and I know it. I think it’s the way you think and set your mind. You need a clear mind and fresh energy whenever you play and then you can find a way out of a hole,” AB de Villiers said while he spoke to AFP.
“As a batsman, you are only one or two bad knocks away from bad form. If it keeps coming at you it is difficult to bounce back from it,” AB de Villiers added.
IPL 2022: Good friend AB de Villiers has a SPECIAL ADVICE for Virat Kohli to regain lost form – Check out
Virat and RCB try to get into the playoffs – Virat and RCB are sixth in the IPL standings and are looking to cement their place in the top four. RCB are currently on 10 points from 10 games. They now face CSK today at the MCA Stadium, Pune. RCB need a massive win against the MS Dhoni-led side as their net run rate is on the negative side.
RCB would be hoping their star player Kohli to fire in the remaining matches and take the team to the playoffs.
IPL 2022: Good friend AB de Villiers has a SPECIAL ADVICE for Virat Kohli to regain lost form – Check out
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