Welcome to my blog, people! I hope everyone is doing well. I'll be writing on Kapil Dev's remarks against Virat Kholi today.

HIGHLIGHTS
1. Kapil Dev denied claims that the Asia Cup was Virat Kohli's final opportunity.
Kohl was persuaded by Kapil to participate in as many games as possible.
3. On Sunday, India will launch their offensive against Pakistan.

Following criticism of Virat Kohli's inclusion in India's T20 World Cup squad due to his recent slump, Indian cricketing veteran Kapil Dev has refuted claims that the current 2022 Asia Cup is Kohli's "final chance" to turn things around and secure a ticket to Australia.

Since he hasn't recorded a century in international cricket in nearly three years, Kohli has recently battled with his form. The former captain of India had a disastrous season for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the 2022 Indian Premier League (IPL), scoring just 341 runs in 16 games and getting out three times for a golden duck. On the England tour, Kohli's issues persisted as he failed to record a single half-century across the three forms.

Virat Kohli has a crucial advice from Kapil, who says that he should quit taking rests and play as many games as he can, ahead of India's Asia Cup debut. The 1983 World Cup champion captain claimed that his thought process will change once he started scoring runs again.

"In my opinion, no. We should not even consider it, "If the Asia Cup 2022 is Kohli's final tryout before the T20 World Cup, Kapil answered a reporter's question on Uncut. "I don't believe it is appropriate to use phrases like "final chance" or "last audition." I just want to encourage him to continue playing matches. You shouldn't always take a lot of breaks. He ought not to be having that issue because he is a professional. Personally, I believe he should participate in as many games as possible. That is more significant. The way you think changes once you start scoring runs."

In contrast to his time period, Kapil noted that it is encouraging to see players with effect getting more opportunities today. When rested, seniors like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and others make room for younger players to rise up. And several of them, such as Shubman Gill, Sanju Samson, and Deepak Hooda, have had an impact. Kapil believes that this approach in the future is beneficial for Indian cricket.