最終的なVirat Kohli Ranji Trophy Training Session：焦点を合わせて設定し、左armsマーカーとの闘い

Virat Kohli reportedly faced quite some challenges during his final training session ahead of his Ranji Trophy return. The former Indian skipper will return to the domestic red-ball tournament for Delhi in the game against Railways on January 30. The game will mark Kohli’s comeback to Ranji after a span of 12 years.

Virat Kohli sweats it out ahead of Ranji Trophy return

As per RevSportz, Kohli arrived at the Arun Jaitley stadium on Wednesday at 8 AM. He was reportedly the first from the Delhi team to hit the gym. He then went on to bat in the nets. He faced pacers for 25 minutes following which he dealt with spinners for 15 minutes. During this session, he reportedly focused on playing on the front foot. It is pertinent to point out that he was practicing playing on the back foot days with ex-India coach Sanjay Bangar before he joined the Delhi camp for training on Tuesday.

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Kohli faced quite some challenges during the training on Wednesday, reportedly in the form of left arm pacers and spinners. The spinners who trouble him were Harsh Tyagi and a net bowler, as per RevSportz. Further, the former Indian skipper also faced 16-yard throwdowns during the course of his net session.

On Tuesday, Kohli kick-started his training with some warm-up, including light running and stretching exercises. He then batted in the nets for 45 minutes, facing five pace bowlers and two left-arm spinners.

One of the primary reasons for the King to return to domestic red-ball cricket is to improve his problems with outside off-stump which cost him his wicket on all eight occasions in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Besides, his form over the last four years in Tests has been miserable, seeing his average dip below 50 for the first time in his career.