New Delhi: Before the second ODI against England, former Indian team batting coach Abhishek Nair shared an interesting anecdote about the mentality of Virat Kohli. He told that Virat’s biggest strength is not his skill, but his unwavering faith in himself. During the Australia tour, when Virat was out for zero in two consecutive matches, Nair tried to talk to him and give him some advice.

But Virat smiled and said that he wants to handle this situation in his own way. According to Nair, this confidence makes Virat different from other players.

Nair told that after the very next match, Virat made a brilliant comeback and told him, “I did it in my own way.” After this he played an important inning of 74 not out against Australia. Then he gave a befitting reply to the critics by scoring two consecutive centuries and one half-century in the South Africa tour. Nair says that Virat never compromises with his principles and even in difficult times, he finds solutions on his own instead of depending on others.

This thinking helps them to return again and again.

Now all eyes are on the second ODI against England. In the first match, Virat was out after scoring only 5 runs, after which questions are again being raised on his form. However, he also has a chance to make a big record in this match. He needs just 4 runs to become the Indian batsman who has scored the most ODI runs on English soil. This record is currently in the name of Rahul Dravid. In such a situation, cricket lovers hope that Virat will once again answer the critics by playing a big innings and will also create history.