Virat Kohli, one of the best cricketers in the world, is in great form. This star Indian cricketer has scored two centuries in the first month of the year. Recently, a Pakistani journalist raised a question, Kohli cannot play under pressure. However, a Pakistani cricketer also responded to this sarcasm of the Pakistani journalist. There is a lot of discussion and criticism on this issue.

Due to political tensions, the two countries do not face each other without an ICC contest. Whatever the political affiliation, his influence at 22 yards is not seen among the cricketers. King Kohli’s praises have flowed from Pakistan again and again. This time also the same proof was found. When a Pakistani journalist mocked Kohli, his reply also came from Pakistan.

Recently, Pakistani journalist Farid Khan mocked Kohli in a tweet and said that he cannot score runs under pressure. In the tweet, he wrote, “When there is no pressure, Virat Kohli can score runs. Against weak opponents, he scored runs on a batting-supporting pitch. But there is no harm in that, because this series will boost Virat’s confidence. A few days later, India will come to Australia to play the Test series. That is where India needs Virat in his best form. “

Former Pakistani batsman Shoaib Maqsood strongly condemned such sarcasm by Pakistani journalists. For questioning Kohli’s skills, the journalist was washed away by his country’s cricketer. Hitting back, the former cricketer wrote in a tweet, “Are you sure Virat can’t play under pressure? I think you need to mature a bit.”

A few days ago, Kohli scored a century in two matches of the ODI series against Sri Lanka. He also broke the record of legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar. Australia is going to visit India next month. This Test series against Australia is very important for India. Rohit-Kohli will qualify for the final of the World Test Championship if they beat Australia in this series. That is why Kohli’s form is important for India. Cricket lovers also hope that Kohli will maintain his form.