Du Plessis Talks About His Strong Connection with Virat Kohli During His First Season at RCB

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) captain Faf du Plessis highlighted the striking similarities between himself and Virat Kohli, emphasizing their shared dedication to athleticism, rigorous training regimes, and holistic approaches to professional sportsmanship.

Speaking exclusively to Star Sports, Du Plessis underscored Kohli’s role as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring cricketers, stressing the importance of fitness for long-term success in the sport. He said, “There are quite a few things that Virat and I are very similar, very alike in the way we see the game or think about the game, but also in how we look at ourselves and how we want to be.”

Du Plessis further hailed Kohli’s fitness and called him a great example for the younger generation in terms of longevity in their body. He added, “In today’s age of sport you have to be like that if you’re looking for longevity so he will be a great example for the younger generation that maybe feel like they can just come in and rely on their talent.”

Meanwhile, former RCB and Team India bowler Varun Aaron expressed optimism about Kohli’s return to top form, citing his insatiable hunger for cricket and unwavering commitment to excellence. Aaron reflected on Kohli’s sensational performance in the 2016 IPL season, eagerly anticipating a resurgence of Kohli’s extraordinary batting prowess.

Aaron stated, “I hope he gets back to that kind of form (2016) in the IPL. The IPL is a long season and to continue that form is to be superhuman. And that season, the way he was batting, it was surreal to watch on the side-lines.”

Overall, Du Plessis and Aaron’s perspectives shed light on the admiration and high expectations surrounding Virat Kohli’s performance and fitness regime, emphasizing the importance of dedication and hard work in professional sports. Fans are eagerly looking forward to witnessing Kohli’s return to the cricketing arena with renewed vigor and determination.

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