Former India fielding coach T Dilip praised Virat Kohli’s relentless intensity and consistency in the field, saying there is little difference between Kohli’s approach in training and matches. Dilip said Kohli’s constant involvement and high standards inspire teammates to push their limits and strengthen India’s overall fielding culture.
New Delhi: Former India fielding coach T Dilip has underlined Virat Kohli’s consistency in the field, saying the veteran batter carries the same intensity into matches that he displays during training and, in the process, pushes those around him to raise their own standards.
Dilip, who recently completed nearly five years with the Indian team’s coaching set-up following the England tour, believes Kohli’s influence is not limited to the moments when the ball comes his way. Instead, his constant involvement and willingness to remain switched on have helped create a stronger fielding culture within the team.
“With Virat Kohli, there is not much difference between him in a practice session and a match, because it’s not just Virat; it’s the five other players who have stretched their limits when they are fielding with Virat Kohli. That’s the influence he brings into the group,” Dilip told JioStar.
According to Dilip, Kohli’s approach is built around an intensity that does not diminish with his position on the field or the stage of the game. Whether stationed in the inner circle or moving across the boundary during the closing overs, the former India captain continues to demand high standards of himself.
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