Riyan Parag's Reply To 'What Advice Would You Give To Virat Kohli Now?' Question Goes Viral

Rajasthan Royals' Riyan Parag, who was adjudged man of the match for scoring an unbeaten 56 against Bangalore on Tuesday, came up with a stunning reply to 'What advice would you give to Virat Kohli right now?'

Virat Kohli

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New Delhi: Former Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) skipper Virat Kohli is undoubtedly going through the worst phase of his career. In the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022, the star batter's average is only 16 this season as he has scored only 128 runs. in 9 matches. Virat registered a shambolic record this season after he got out for consecutive golden ducks in back-to-back games. For the first time in his IPL career, Virat registered consecutive golden ducks.

Many people including former India head coach Ravi Shastri have suggested to Kohli to take a break from cricket for a while. Meanwhile, ESPNcricinfo asked fans a question on social media 'What advice would you give to Virat Kohli right now?'

Rajasthan Royals' Riyan Parag, who was adjudged man of the match for scoring an unbeaten 56 against Bangalore on Tuesday, came up with a stunning reply to this tweet. The young batter, while answering the question, wrote, "None of us should, let the  do his thing"

None of us should, let the 🐐 do his thing🙌🏻 https://t.co/0WxZduica8

— Riyan Paragg (@ParagRiyan) April 26, 2022

In RCB's match against Rajasthan on Tuesday, Kohli came out to bat as an opener with captain Faf du Plessis. After hitting two fours, Virat was dismissed for nine runs. However, after the match, Virat got support from captain du Plessis who said 'Great players go through these things.'

“Great players go through these things. Great players go through phases like this. We wanted him to get in straightaway so that he doesn’t sit on the sidelines and think about the game,” said Du Plessis in the post-match presentation on Tuesday.

“He (Kohli) is a great player, and we still back him to turn it around, and hopefully, it’s around the corner. It’s a game of confidence,” du Plessis added.