Virat Kohli rejects workload management: ‘You’ll never reach your full potential’
Virat Kohli has expressed his views against workload management in cricket, emphasizing the importance of pushing oneself to reach full potential. He believes that managing workloads can hinder athletes from achieving their best performance. Kohli's stance reflects a broader debate in sports about balancing player health and peak performance.
- ▪Virat Kohli rejects the concept of workload management in cricket.
- ▪He believes that pushing oneself is essential to reach full potential.
- ▪Kohli's comments contribute to ongoing discussions about athlete performance and health.
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Manuja Veerappa, Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, has dedicated over half of her 22-year journalism career to the publication. Specializing in cricket and hockey, she has covered major sporting events including World Cups, the Commonwealth Games, and world championships in billiards and snooker. Known for her compelling human-interest stories, she has traveled extensively across Karnataka to spotlight untold talent and their journeys. An internationally published sportswriter and former national-level hockey player for Karnataka, Manuja is a true-blue Bengalurean who also writes on the city’s culture and life, blending deep reporting with a passion for storytelling.Read More
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