“This can’t be true, Virat is the biggest draw,” Former England cricket legend disappointed by reports of dropping Kohli from t20I world cup 2024

Virat’s supporters have expressed disappointment at the prospect of the Indian cricket team playing without him, given his impressive T20I average of 51.8. Stuart Broad, has voiced his support for Virat Kohli.

The surprising reports suggesting Virat Kohli’s exclusion from the T20I setup haven’t been well-received by fans and the cricketing world. Virat’s supporters have expressed disappointment at the prospect of the Indian cricket team playing without him, given his impressive T20I average of 51.8. The reports indicate that the Indian selectors are exploring options beyond Kohli, citing that the pitches in West Indies may not suit his batting style.

Former cricketing legend from England, Stuart Broad, has voiced his support for Virat Kohli. Broad, who recently retired from international cricket, expressed his shock at the reports suggesting Kohli’s exclusion from T20I cricket. The legendary bowler took to his Twitter handle to write: “This can’t be true. From a fan’s perspective and for the growth of the game, especially in America with India Vs Pakistan in New York, Virat is the biggest draw of any player in the world. I’m sure he will be selected.”

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The upcoming World Cup will be jointly hosted by West Indies and the USA, scheduled from June 2 to 29. The Indian team will be led by Rohit Sharma, as confirmed by BCCI secretary Jay Shah earlier this month. Reports also suggest that selectors may reconsider their decision if Virat Kohli performs exceptionally well in the upcoming IPL 2024. Fans will be hoping for Kohli to showcase his phenomenal batting skills for RCB in IPL 2024, aiming to guide the team to their much-awaited maiden IPL trophy.

Virat Kohli missed the previous test series against England due to family time, as he welcomed another child. His absence from all forms of cricket was noted during this period. The IPL will serve as a litmus test for the batsman, as he has averaged 37.25 across all IPL editions. However, his stats for the Indian team surpass this average by a significant margin, indicating to selectors the potential for Kohli to lead India to victory in the tournament.

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