One of the best batters India has ever produced is undoubtedly Virat Kohli. Despite the difficulties facing the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) club, the right-handed batter is currently having a successful season and is the tournament’s top run scorer.
The star batsman for India has stated that he avoids using terms like “struggle” and “sacrifice” when thinking back on his path from the past to the present. The 35-year-old made it clear that he is just doing what he enjoys.
Sincerely, I am unable to utilize terms like hardship and sacrifice while I am in my current situation. There hasn’t been any hardship or sacrifice for me. “I am doing what I love,” Virat declared to talk show presenter Gaurav Kapoor.
To further clarify, Kohli stated that the one who is genuinely struggling is the one who cannot afford to eat two square meals a day. He stressed the need to supporting one’s family, even though labor is sometimes regarded as a hardship.
Struggle uski hoti hai jisko do waqt ki roti nahi milti hai (The person who is struggling is the one who does not receive two square meals in a day).” Although you have to provide for your family, even though you work hard and strive to reach the pinnacle of glory, sometimes life’s greatest rewards are unattainable. He continued, “You can put a cherry on top of your hard work by calling it a struggle; no one is asking you to go to the gym; you have to feed your family.”
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The former captain of India continued by saying that he is merely appreciative of his current situation. He admitted that his own worries were insignificant in light of the real difficulties people face in life.
“To be honest, I am thankful for my fortunate situation, which allows me to pursue my passion. My profession is a sport that I play. When you consider the actual issues that individuals deal with on a daily basis, it’s never enough. He continued, “You can’t equate leaving a test series with someone who doesn’t have a roof over their head.
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