Virat Kohli, the captain of the Indian cricket team is considered one of the best batsmen in cricket. Many young players consider Virat as their inspiration and want to achieve success towards them as well. Virat's hunger for runs and for victory is worth watching. Virat has reached the top in world cricket today due to his hard work. Indian all rounder Hardik Pandya has recently spoken openly about Virat's success during the show. Hardik believes that the idea of not becoming number 2 is the biggest reason for his success. During a conversation with the Under 19 players of the Vadodara Cricket Association, Pandya told what is the secret of Kohli's success. He said, "Two days ago I asked Virat the reason for his success. On this Kohli replied that your attitude is fine, everything else is also fine but you have to keep in mind that you have to increase your level of consistency. To become number-1, you must have hunger, but do not let anyone down. By your hard work and merit. Only then you can become number 1. "

He further said, "Now I know why Virat Kohli is number one. Rohit Sharma and Mahendra Singh Dhoni also do not want to come at number two. But on the other hand if these people stay at number 2, then they don't even mind, Because they start the process over again to become the best." The Indian all-rounder said, "They want to be number 1, but their greatness is that if they come number two, they don't mind it either. They work hard again to become number 1." Pandya said, "To be the best, you must be hungry. Even if you are a bowler, you should be the best. If you are training, then you must also be hungry for training. You have to compete with yourself every day."

Hardik Pandya has played 11 Tests, 54 ODIs and 40 T20s for India. Hardik was out of Team India for a long time due to his back injury. He returned in March for a three-match series against South Africa. The first match of this series was washed out due to rain. After this series was canceled due to Coronavirus. Pandya was expected to return from IPL 2020, but the tournament has been postponed indefinitely due to coronavirus.

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