The exceptional journey of Virat Kohli at the highest level testifies to the struggle and hard work, and the West Indies legend Viv Richards admitted that he is an unwavering spirit of the Indian superstar and never giving an attitude. Richards, who is also the cricket icon, admired that Virat Kohli accepted the challenges and rises above the failure.
Kohli went through a difficult phase with critics who questioned his shape and place in the Indian cricket team, but he once again turned things in a spectacular way. He announced his arrival in his form with a victory match of an undefeated century against Pakistan in the current ICC Trophy 2025 ICC champion, which is a reminder why he is one of the biggest blows.
Return Virat Kohli deserves great praise from Viva Richards
Recently, Viv Richards praised the incredible ability of Virat Kohli to get up from failure, emphasizing his combat spirit and passion for the game. The legendary cricket admitted that not every player can recover from the difficult stages, but Kohli always does it in style, and that makes him a true legend.
India quoted Viv Richards today: “I think he really suits all of us. I guess he had to work before those go. He didn’t work so well, and then he returned to a magnificent form. It is a true testament of the character we are talking about, so I put him in the category that he is great and legendary.”
Is able to go through bad times, says Viv Richards
He also believes that Cochlias’s ability to shine under pressure distinguishes him from the others. He noted that real legends are not just those that dominate when things are easy, but also those who return when the odds against them. Richards added K
Richards signed himself, saying, “It’s not all time to get players who – when they are down – I can come back. But it’s just his combat spirit, energy, passion to do good; that’s why I put them there with the best. It’s able to go through bad times, and then all bad times become good.”
Virat Kohli becomes the first cricket to play 300 ODO, 100 tests and 100 t20is
It is significant that Kohli is currently playing in the last group game in India against New Zealand in a current ICC champion trophy 2025 in Dubai. However, the right -hander failed to continue the momentum and was dropped at 11 rides in his 300th game on Sunday.
Kohli imprinted his name in the history of the crislette by becoming the seventh Indian and 18th player as a whole to achieve this turning point, which is by chance his 200. He also achieved another feat, becoming the first cricket to play 300 in GO after he had already introduced 100 tests and 100 t20i.
While Other Players (Shahid Afidi, Insomam-ul-Haq, Ricky Ponting, Wasim Akram, MS Dhoni, Muttiah Muralitharan, R. Dravid, Mohammad Azharuuddin, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Jacques Kallis, Steve Wauh, Chaminda Vaas, Sourav Gangly, Silva, Yuvraj Singh, Shaun Pollock and Chris Gayle) reached the 300th mark, none of them achieved this unique turning point in all three formats except Kohlija.
