Virat Kohli: Because of this, Kohli is more burden than Gavaskar and Sachin

Captain Virat Kohli has suffered a neck injury before the crucial England tour and he will no longer take part in county cricket. Kohli's injury is an indication that the burden of working on Indian cricketers is increasing. In the decade of 1980, hardly any player struggled with the problem of fitness. But today, in addition to the busy international program, the IPL league players are constantly tired.

The result of this is that India's most fitter player like Virat Kohli is also injured. But is it really necessary that cricket has begun tired of the body of today's players? According to statistics, compared to the great players like Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin, there is a lot of pressure on Kohli. Let's know how cricket has exacerbated the players in the changing times.

Gavaskar made his international debut in 1971. One day cricket was not started at that time. The Indian team then played only 8 to 10 Test matches in a year. This was followed by the start of ODI cricket in 1974. In the 1980s, the Indian team played 10 to 12 ODI matches a year. In this way, India's star players played 23 to 24 matches a year.

Sachin started playing Test and ODI international cricket in 1989. In the 90's, the popularity of cricket started to increase substantially. In particular, one-day cricket became more played. During that period, Tendulkar played nearly 10 Tests each year, but played almost 30 ODIs a year. In such a situation, Sachin played nearly 40 international matches in his time in a year.

Compared to Gavaskar and Sachin, the current Indian captain Virat Kohli has started to suffer a lot. This is the main reason for the IPL league, where players have to play for one and a half months continuously. Virat Kohli has played a total of 61 matches in a Saav. In this, he has played 9 T20s and 14 IPL matches along with 29 ODIs and 9 Tests. In this case, it can be seen clearly that T20 cricket has put more pressure on the captain.

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