Rohit Sharma say about Virat Kohli's extended run of poor form with the bat?|#rohitsharma on #virat

#indvsengseries #viratkohli #rohitsharma #kapildev rohit sharma on virat kohli rohit sharma on virat kohli press conference rohit sharma on virat kohli today rohit sharma on virat kohli form rohit sharma on virat kohli press conference today india vs england highlights india vs england t20 2022 highlights india vs england 2nd t20 match highlights 2022 india vs england t20 highlights hindi india vs england t20 2022 india vs england t20 2022 highlights 3rd match suryakumar yadav 100 suryakumar yadav 100 in 30 balls Virat Kohli's poor run of form continued in the T20I series against England as he registered scores of 1 and 11 in the second and third T20Is respectively. In both the games, Kohli tried to be aggressive and take on the bowling from the get-go, but he was unable to stay at the crease for long. After the third T20I which India lost by 17 runs, skipper Rohit Sharma spoke to reporters during a press conference and he spoke about Kohli's form as well. "It is not difficult for us as we do not listen to the outside noise. I don't know who the experts are. I don't even understand why they are called experts. They are watching it from the outside, they don't know what is going on inside. We are building a team, we have a certain thought process. A lot of deliberation goes behind it. There is a lot of thinking behind it. Boys are backed. Boys are given chances. People outside don't know all these things. It is not important what is going on outside," said Rohit. When asked about the upcoming ODI series against England, Rohit said: "It is important for us to understand white-ball cricket properly. I mean 50-over cricket is an extension of T20 cricket. You might take slightly fewer risks than you do in T20s, but we have to take risks. It is not as if we won't take risks. We need to get used to playing freely. When you try to play freely, it comes with its failures both in individual performance and in team results, but you get to learn a lot from that." "We are looking at the bigger picture, not the small picture. As it is, in India, we are used to two-and-a-half-hour pictures. All these matches are crucial for us because somewhere we need to change something, and we can see things have started to change slightly. The biggest takeaway from this series has been the approach of each and every individual who has played in this series for us. Follow on 👉Telegram - t.me/bfxiR_8gPqNjYTQ1 👉facebook-  / sportsfact21   👉Twitter -   / sportsfact21   👉Instagram -   / sports_fact21   👉Like & Subscribe -    / @sportsfact820   Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @sportsfact820