"You're physically or mentally tired" - Ricky Ponting shares his opinion on Virat Kohli's dip in form

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The former skipper of the Australian side, Ricky Ponting has shared his thoughts about the former Indian skipper Virat Kohli.
The former skipper of the Australian side, Ricky Ponting has shared his thoughts about the former Indian skipper Virat Kohli. According to him, Virat Kohli doesn't agree with his tired body mentally and should take some rest.
Moreover, Virat Kohli has been rested by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) along with Rohit Sharma, Mohammed Shami, and Jaspirt Bumrah ahead of the five-match T20I series against South Africa.
Notably, both the star Indian batters Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are struggling with the bat and wanted some rest before the upcoming series against England in England.
All the Indian fans, selectors and a lot more are waiting for their comeback before the T20 World Cup 2022 arrives. And, it has gone over two years for Virat Kohli who is yet to register the three-digit numbers to his name.
You always find a way to get yourself up for training: Ricky Ponting
Virat-KohliAfter a plethora of cricket experts gave their feedback about Virat Kohli's dip in form, the former Australia skipper has come up with a statement on him. In a recent interaction with 'The ICC Review', Ricky Ponting said, "It is going to happen to everyone at some stage.
Virat's probably had a 10 or 12-year run where hasn't had many down times. But there was a lot of talk and conjecture around the IPL about how tired and burnt out he might be. That's for him to work out and assess and find ways to improve, whether it's a technical thing or a mental thing."
"One thing I do know from experience is that quite often you bluff yourself as a player that you're not actually tired, that you're not physically or mentally tired.
You always find a way to get yourself up for training, you always find a way to get yourself up for a game. It's not until you actually stop and have a couple of days do you realize how tired and fatigued you are," he added.