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Kohli’s remarks came after India lost to New Zealand by eight wickets in the final of the World Test Championship (WTC) at the Ageas Bowl here on Wednesday.
“Look, Rishabh is going to be a very expressive player whenever the opportunity comes. Whenever there is a situation that needs to be understood, I think he really assesses it. When things don’t turn out So you can say it was an error of judgment and it is acceptable in the game, but we don’t want him to lose his positivity or optimism in changing the situation for the team, and that is where his USP lies,” Kohli said in a virtual Said during the press conference.
Kohli said, “We will definitely continue to support him to play this way and find ways to put pressure on the opposition and find ways to score runs, which is his natural game. We are not too worried about it.” ,” Kohli said.
“I think it is up to him to understand whether it was an error of judgment and rectify it going forward as he has a long career with the Indian team, and is certainly someone who has been a matchmaker for India on several consecutive occasions. Maybe. The future.”
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor played unbeaten knocks of 52 and 47 respectively as New Zealand beat India by eight wickets to win the inaugural edition of the WTC.
Earlier, Tim Southee took four wickets as India were bundled out for 170 in the second innings on Reserve Day. The ball-inspired performance ensured that New Zealand needed only 139 runs in a minimum of 53 overs to win the title. Pant was the top scorer for India as he scored 41 runs.
“Well, we definitely need to work on better plans to understand how to score runs. We have to keep pace with the pace of the game and don’t let the game go too far,” Kohli said.
“I don’t think there’s any technical difficulty as such, but I think it’s game-awareness and being a little bit more brave and not putting the bowlers under pressure and allowing them to bowl in the same areas for long periods of time, when Till it is not much longer. It is absolutely cloudy and the ball is swinging everywhere like it did on the first day,” Kohli said.
“I think outside of that, we need to be able to take the game forward and put the opposition under pressure, and that’s the key to playing and performing in tough conditions,” he said.
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India will now face England in the five-match Test series.
Kohli said that his team wanted a first-class match before the series, but it was not given to them.
“Well, it’s not up to us. We obviously wanted first-class games, which I think we haven’t been given. I don’t know what the reasons are. But yeah, other than that, I think Our preparation time will be enough for us to be ready for the first Test,” Kohli said.
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