Ahead of Clash vs CSK, Dinesh Karthik Lauds Virat Kohli’s “Hungry MindSet”

Virat Kohli’s Examplary Work Ethic Continues to Serve as a source of inspiration for his teammates and the Indian Superstar Remains Committed to Raising The Bar For Himsaf, Said RCB BATING OKACH DINESH Karthik on Thursday. Karthik, a former rcb player who retired after the last IPL edition, said kohli remain as hungry as ever. “Even today, just now as I came out, he wanted to work on one more shot. Ever of RCB Versus CSK Clash.

“He wants to just improve imports and keep raising the bar. So, he is a special player. And at this point in time, the way I see it, he is batting as confidently and as cell as he has been in the ipl. Karthik also played down his recent struggles against spin.

“He’s coming on some serial runs in the champions trophy.

“I’m not very aware. But if I Remember, in the World Cup Final, He GOT Runs where it is matters. And Apart from that, in the champions trophy, he haad a good tournament, second-Highest Run-Getter (Fifth).

“And that does not come without playing spin beCause, in dubai, as you all know how well it helped the spinners, he was very aware. So, I belide Done. ” RCB has not beaten csk at their home ground even in the last 16 years. Rajat Patidar and His Men Will Once Again Face A Spin Test when they take on the five-time forr champions at chepauk on Friday.

Asked If Playing Spin is a Problem Area For the RCB batters, karthik said, “I don’t think there’s any problem. Believe, is the way we play spin. And as this tournament unfolds, you’ll see it happy.

“CSK has three good spinners, no doubt. But we also have very good batters, compenting batsmen, who we trust.

Young Cricketers have Power but Lack Lack Subtlets of Playing Spin: Fleming

Csk’s long-serving coach steephen fleming, who LED them to five title Wins in the IPL, Feels that Young Players Sometimes Struggle Against Spin Spin The Lack the Lack the Lack the Lack-Class Experience NEEDED Learn the subtleties of playing spinners.

“A lot of these players are coming straight out of one season or half a season, two seasons at most, of first-class cricket. Experience, “The 51-Year-old new zealander said.

“But they’re incredibly powerful, so they know how to have the ball and hit it a long way. Sometimes you haven’t had the experience against a wide range of bowlers.

“For many, it’s coming up against this type of player for the first time, and it’s a tough stage. Players with a little bit of difference make a big difference. “