LONDON: India Captain Virat Kohli said his relationship with coach Ravi Shastri was based on mutual respect and believing, something that had helped them make this team “everyone wants to beat.” On the night of the fourth test against England at the Oval on Thursday, Kohli joined his teammate at the Taj Hotel here for the new member of the ‘The Chambers’ exclusive member.
“Our work relationship, and off the field too, has been built by mutual respect and believing, on the vision that has been distributed, which has been focused in one direction that will take higher Indian crickets and in a better place than us.
Find it,” Kohli said.
“It’s always our goal and I think, along with the brilliance of the entire team, our talents that we have blessed, we have been able to achieve them.” We stand as a team that everyone wants to beat wherever we play.
In the world and that for us is a big pride problem, “he added.
This event was marked by a special ‘meeting series’ in all the launch of the Shastri debut as a writer with’ Stargazing: the players in my life.” This is his first book and I hope he wrote a few more Because he has more to share, “Kohli said.
During the interaction around his new book, Shastri was asked about the ongoing series, which stood in 1-1 now, and he promised things to be established to get” Spicier “in The last two matches.
“When you have the captain on the same page, it becomes quite easy and most of my boys are on the same page,” Shastri said.
“The idea was to bring the game ahead and play to win.
We are here not to fill the numbers, we are here to play positive cricket and play to win.
“It’s a spicy series, that’s how it is, and I just think it will be Spicier for the next few weeks,” he said.