Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Sporting Buzz
-
Manchester City vs Chelsea LIVE Streaming: Where to Watch FA Cup Semi-Final in India, UK, USA and Other Countries -
Pakistan vs New Zealand: PCB's Failure to Learn Lesson As Fans Continue To Suffer At Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium -
LSG vs CSK Memes: MS Dhoni Rules Heart On Twitter While CSK Fans Are Poked Fun At After Another Defeat -
Who Won Yesterday's IPL Match 34? LSG vs CSK, IPL 2024 on April 19: KL Rahul Stellar Batting Show Decimate Chennai Bowling -
IPL 2024: LSG vs CSK Award Winners, Man of The Match, Post-Match Presentation, Scorecard & Records -
Today's IPL 2024 Match Highlights, LSG vs CSK: Five Key Points as KL Rahul powers Lucknow to Crucial Victory -
IPL Points Table 2024 After Today's Match, LSG vs CSK: Check Indian Super League Standings And Results On April 19 -
Pakistan vs New Zealand Playing 11: PAK vs NZ 2nd T20I Team News, Predicted Lineup And Other Details -
Pakistan vs New Zealand 2nd T20I Match Preview, Key Players, Injury Update, Squad, Other Details -
LSG vs CSK: 'Mahi Maar Raha Hain' - Twitter goes Crazy as MS Dhoni shows Batting Magic at Ekana Stadium
Centurion, February 17: India skipper Virat Kohli said he was not interested in competing for the best batsman in the world tag and he did not require any such headlines.
"I don't feel like competing with anyone. It's all about how I prepare, what my work ethic is like and how I'm feeling on game-day," said Kohli after slamming his 35th ODI hundred to lead India to a 5-1 series win in ODIs against South Africa.
MIDDLE-ORDER WOES
"My only motivation is getting into that frame of mind. I only look to help my team in any way I can. If during the course of that, if you're thinking about the team, special things happen.
"But if you're thinking about being ahead of someone else, you'll be found out very soon in this game, and then you're compromising on what the team needs. I don't want any tags, any headlines, I just go out there do my job. I don't want to be called anything - it's my job, I'm supposed to do what I'm doing," said Kohli.
Kohli also said he was not going to live in the dreamland just because of India have won the ODI series.
"I'm not going to give in to this. I know for a fact that 90 percent of the people didn't give us a chance after two Tests. I was sitting in the same room giving a press conference. So we understand where we've come from.
"I'm not going to live in a dreamland right now and accept all the praise and sit here and feel good about this because it doesn't matter to me. Honestly, it doesn't," said Kohli.
