READ: Virat Kohli's message after heartbreaking defeat in ICC World Twenty20 semi-final
New Delhi: If there was limited who didn't should wind up on the losing side on Thursday it was Virat Kohli.
Kohli scored an unbeaten 83 off 47 balls with 11 fours and one six at an astonishing strike rate of 189.36.
Indeed, even to get to the semi-last, the Men in Blue depended vigorously on the Delhi chap's batting virtuoso in the gathering stage.
" Virat played two match-winning knocks against Pakistan and Australia to rescue his side out of a tricky situations. "
Virat played two match-winning thumps against Pakistan and Australia to protect his side out of a precarious circumstances.
While MS Dhoni addressed the media after India's semi-last leave, fans were energetic to know how awful Virat was harming after that bone-pounding misfortune.
On Friday, Kohli at long last made his first open remark after the match. Despite the fact that it was not identified with cricket, Virat's message was genuinely motivating.
The 27-year-old's message was basic: Never lose trust, life never closes, it just starts.
To highlight his point, Kohli shared the video of Amir Hussain Lone from Kashmir.
Notwithstanding losing both his arms in a grievous mishap matured only eight years of age at his dad's sawmill, he kept on playing cricket.
Solitary dishes with his toes, however his batting includes holding the bat between his neck and shoulder.
Presently a 26-year-old sprouting cricketer, Amir is the commander of the Jammu and Kashmir para-cricket group.
Be that as it may, his fantasy is to speak to the Indian national group and play like his object of worship, Sachin Tendulkar.
Kohli scored an unbeaten 83 off 47 balls with 11 fours and one six at an astonishing strike rate of 189.36.
Indeed, even to get to the semi-last, the Men in Blue depended vigorously on the Delhi chap's batting virtuoso in the gathering stage.
" Virat played two match-winning knocks against Pakistan and Australia to rescue his side out of a tricky situations. "
Virat played two match-winning thumps against Pakistan and Australia to protect his side out of a precarious circumstances.
While MS Dhoni addressed the media after India's semi-last leave, fans were energetic to know how awful Virat was harming after that bone-pounding misfortune.
On Friday, Kohli at long last made his first open remark after the match. Despite the fact that it was not identified with cricket, Virat's message was genuinely motivating.
Never lose hope, life never ends, it only begins. Hats off to this young man. https://t.co/zL057q9L66— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) April 1, 2016
The 27-year-old's message was basic: Never lose trust, life never closes, it just starts.
To highlight his point, Kohli shared the video of Amir Hussain Lone from Kashmir.
Notwithstanding losing both his arms in a grievous mishap matured only eight years of age at his dad's sawmill, he kept on playing cricket.
Solitary dishes with his toes, however his batting includes holding the bat between his neck and shoulder.
Presently a 26-year-old sprouting cricketer, Amir is the commander of the Jammu and Kashmir para-cricket group.
Be that as it may, his fantasy is to speak to the Indian national group and play like his object of worship, Sachin Tendulkar.
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