Virat Kohli's Final Ranji Training: Focus on Back-Foot Play & Left-Arm pacers

The star cricketer Virat Kohli is going to play for Delhi in the Ranji Trophy against Railways on January 30. Virat Kohli faces several challenges during his final training session before making his return to the Ranji Trophy. Virat Kohli is going to play Ranji Trophy after 12 years.

Virat Kohli trains hard for his Ranji Trophy return

According to RevSportz, Virat Kohli came to the Arun Jaitley Stadium by 8 AM. Kohli was reportedly the first from the Delhi team to work in the gym for one hour. After, he went to the nets to practice his batting. Kohli faced Left-arm pacers for 25 minutes and then he faced spinners for 15 minutes. Kohli played with a front-foot approach. Before he joined the Delhi team on Tuesday, Kohli focused on improving his back-foot play while working with Sanjay Bangar, a former coach of the Indian team.

On Wednesday, Virat Kohli faces quite challenges against left-arm pacers and spinners. Kohli faced challenges against Harsh Tyagi and the net bowlers. And also faced a 16-yard throwdowns during the net session.

On Tuesday, Kohli started getting ready for practice by doing a warm-up such as light running and stretching exercises. Then, he played 45 minutes in the nets batting against five pacers and two left-arm spinners.

Kohli is returning to play cricket at home because to improve his batting, he needs to work on not getting out to balls outside the off-stump. He got out eight times to balls outside the off-stump in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Also, his form over the last four years in Tests has been disastrous. Now, his score average has gone down, and it's less than 50.

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