"No Substitute For Hard Work": Check Out Virat Kohli's New Fitness Video
Virat Kohli tweeted a video in which he can be seen sweating it out in a gym ahead of the third Test vs England.
- Ajay Pal Singh
- Updated: August 24, 2021 01:19 pm IST
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Virat Kohli posted a video of himself working out on Tuesday
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"No substitute to hard work," Kohli captioned the image
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Kohli and the rest of the Indian squad are in Leeds for the third Test
Virat Kohli, who is an epitome of fitness, has been sweating it out in the gym in England. The India captain took to Twitter to share a short video of himself lifting weights as he geared up for the third Test against England, starting Wednesday, with a rigorous gym session. "There's literally no substitute to hard work," Kohli captioned the video on Twitter. Virat Kohli is in the UK for the ongoing five-match Test series which the visitors lead 1-0 with three games to play.
There's literally no substitute to hard work. pic.twitter.com/bvN4BevnEg
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) August 23, 2021
After Kohli tweeted the video, fans came in numbers to applaud the Indian skipper's fitness routine. Kohli has not hit a century in international cricket for a while but after seeing him sweating it out in the gym, cricket fans feel that the milestone is just around the corner.
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— (@_Namrataa) August 23, 2021
Dedication level 100% pic.twitter.com/s3XeCOMbZE
— (@_dreamer__neha) August 23, 2021
All the best King pic.twitter.com/LL4NQH7qB7
— King (@kumar_15555) August 23, 2021
King always king pic.twitter.com/FVDqFAautc
— ᴄʜɪᴋᴋᴜ_ᴋᴏʜʟɪ (@chirag_parmar17) August 23, 2021
After a memorable win at Lord's in the second Test, Kohli along with his wife Anushka Sharma enjoyed a vegan lunch in London.
The India captain got off to a fine start in the first innings of the Lord's Test but fell eight runs short of a half-century.
After a string of low scores, Kohli will be eyeing to get a big score under his belt in the third Test against England.
Kohli is one century away from surpassing former Australia skipper Ricky Ponting as the captain with most hundreds across formats in international cricket.