Nearly 35, does Virat Kohli still run as hard as before for his singles and twos?
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In a week’s time, on November 5, Virat Kohli would turn 35. Even as he recovered from poor form, mental-health issues, and the brouhaha over his captaincy, one aspect remained fascinating to track: will he run as hard as before or would he rely more on boundaries? He just doesn’t run; he tears down the pitch, a furious blur of emotions, adrenaline, eye-popping intensity, and desire. MS Dhoni will remain the best Indian runner between the wickets and his dash had that composure and self-control. His was a run of a man in control. Kohli’s is a liberating run. A manic dash of a man who seems to let go of all controls. What’s impressive is that while Dhoni has always run like this from the start of his career, Kohli’s a part of an evolution consciously and deliberately achieved by an ambitious man. But will age catch up with him in that aspect? (READ MORE)