Virat has notified the DDCA president (Rohan Jaitley) and the team management that he is available for the match against Railways, Delhi head coach Sarandeep Singh told PTI.
After 2012, India’s top batsman, Virat Kohli is scheduled to play in his first Ranji Trophy match. He has committed to playing for Delhi against Railways starting on January 30. Kohli has notified the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) that he will be available to play in the team’s last league encounter in the Ranji Trophy, but he will not be able to play in Delhi’s upcoming match against Saurashtra starting January 23 due to a neck strain.
He had an injury while touring Australia.
The final Border-Gavaskar Trophy encounter saw Kohli sustain a minor neck injury. The physiotherapist at the moment assessed his condition. The last time Kohli played for Delhi in the red ball format was against Uttar Pradesh in 2012.
will play match against railways
“Virat has informed the DDCA president (Rohan Jaitley) and the team management that he is eligible for the match against Railways,” Delhi head coach Sarandeep Singh told PTI.
During the Australia trip, Virat’s bat did not perform well.
In the match against Australia, Virat’s bat was silent. In the second innings of the Perth Test, he scored a century to kick off this trip. He was unable to sustain this momentum, though, and was unable to score any runs in the remaining games. In nine innings over five games, he only managed to score 190 runs, and his average was 23.75.
Playing in domestic events is now required by the BCCI.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) mandated that the players play domestic cricket following the loss on the Australia tour. On Thursday, the board announced new guidelines for Team India. As a result, players must now compete in domestic competitions in order to maintain their eligibility for central contract and national team selection. Players will only be released from this under specific conditions. According to the new strategy, playing in domestic competitions is a requirement for both central contracts and national team selection. This will assist the player in maintaining match fitness, identifying talent, and staying involved in domestic cricket. The board will also have the ability to fortify the domestic system.