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Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump is no secret as the Indian Test captain has often fallen while fishing in that channel, particularly when to the deliveries swinging away from him.
As Virat&nbsp;got out in the same fashion in both the innings of the Centurion Test vs South Africa, Team India batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour&nbsp;has opened up about Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump. He backed Virat&nbsp;and said that these shots bring him&nbsp;lots of runs and it's his scoring shot. 'If you don't play a certain shot, you will never get out playing that shot. You will never score runs as well,' added&nbsp;Rathour.
The batting coach though added that&nbsp;that's the shot Kohli&nbsp;plays well and he needs to carry on playing that shot but he needs to pick better balls.&nbsp;
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IND vs SA Tests: Virat Kohli needs to pick better balls for playing drives feels Team India batting coach Vikram Rathour

Though Team India batting coach Vikram Rathour backed an out-of-form Virat Kohli, he said that the Indian captain needs to pick better balls for playing drives

IND vs SA Tests: Virat Kohli needs to pick better balls for playing drives feels Team India batting coach

Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump is no secret as the Indian Test captain has often fallen while fishing in that channel, particularly when to the deliveries swinging away from him.
As Virat&nbsp;got out in the same fashion in both the innings of the Centurion Test vs South Africa, Team India batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour&nbsp;has opened up about Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump. He backed Virat&nbsp;and said that these shots bring him&nbsp;lots of runs and it's his scoring shot. 'If you don't play a certain shot, you will never get out playing that shot. You will never score runs as well,' added&nbsp;Rathour.
The batting coach though added that&nbsp;that's the shot Kohli&nbsp;plays well and he needs to carry on playing that shot but he needs to pick better balls.&nbsp;

Though Team India batting coach Vikram Rathour backed an out-of-form Virat Kohli, he said that the Indian captain needs to pick better balls for playing drives

Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump is no secret as the Indian Test captain has often fallen while fishing in that channel, particularly when to the deliveries swinging away from him.
As Virat&nbsp;got out in the same fashion in both the innings of the Centurion Test vs South Africa, Team India batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour&nbsp;has opened up about Kohli's&nbsp;weakness outside the off-stump. He backed Virat&nbsp;and said that these shots bring him&nbsp;lots of runs and it's his scoring shot. 'If you don't play a certain shot, you will never get out playing that shot. You will never score runs as well,' added&nbsp;Rathour.
The batting coach though added that&nbsp;that's the shot Kohli&nbsp;plays well and he needs to carry on playing that shot but he needs to pick better balls.&nbsp;
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England cricketers&nbsp;found themselves in the middle of a ball-tampering storm on Day 4 of the Lord's Test vs India when a couple of their players were seen stepping on the ball. Many including former India cricketer Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;were quick to notice it and a few alleged that the hosts tried to change t he condition of the ball with their spikes.
However, Indian batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour on Sunday downplayed the allegations, saying that it didn't look deliberate. It was accidental and we did not think anything about it, Rathore added during the post day press conference.
The Indian team hasn't lodged an official complaint with match referee Chris Broad.
Also read:&nbsp;Amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, doubts loom over Rashid Khan's IPL participation 

Indian batting coach downplays ball-tampering allegations in Lord's Test

Many fans and even former India cricketer Virender&nbsp;Sehwag was quick to point out a couple of England cricketers stepping on the ball during Day 4 of the Lord's Test.

England cricketers&nbsp;found themselves in the middle of a ball-tampering storm on Day 4 of the Lord's Test vs India when a couple of their players were seen stepping on the ball. Many including former India cricketer Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;were quick to notice it and a few alleged that the hosts tried to change t he condition of the ball with their spikes.
However, Indian batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour on Sunday downplayed the allegations, saying that it didn't look deliberate. It was accidental and we did not think anything about it, Rathore added during the post day press conference.
The Indian team hasn't lodged an official complaint with match referee Chris Broad.

<ul>
<li>English cricketers were seen stepping on the ball during Day 4</li>
<li>Did not look deliberate, just accidental:&nbsp;Vikram Rathour</li>
<li>Team India&nbsp;hasn't lodged an official complaint with match referee</li>
</ul>

England cricketers&nbsp;found themselves in the middle of a ball-tampering storm on Day 4 of the Lord's Test vs India when a couple of their players were seen stepping on the ball. Many including former India cricketer Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;were quick to notice it and a few alleged that the hosts tried to change t he condition of the ball with their spikes.
However, Indian batting coach&nbsp;Vikram Rathour on Sunday downplayed the allegations, saying that it didn't look deliberate. It was accidental and we did not think anything about it, Rathore added during the post day press conference.
The Indian team hasn't lodged an official complaint with match referee Chris Broad.
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Ind vs Aus: Pujara, Vihari  to join squad in UAE

Test batting pair, coaches, and support staff will fly to Dubai next Sunday to join the Indian squad for the upcoming&nbsp;Australia tour

Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara, Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari,&nbsp;and&nbsp;the support staff of Team India&nbsp;is expected to leave for Dubai next Sunday to join the rest of the squad for the upcoming&nbsp;Australia tour, reported ESPNcricinfo.&nbsp;Alongside the 2 Test specialists, Indian batting coach Vikram Rathore, Bowling coach Bharat&nbsp;Arun and Fielding coach R Sridhar&nbsp;will also fly to Dubai. The report further stated that the Indian team head coach, Ravi&nbsp;Shastri will also leave on Monday to join the squad. The group will undergo a 6-day quarantine and will not be a part of the IPL&nbsp;bubble. Team India is set to play 3 T20s, 3 ODIs, and 3 Tests in Australia.&nbsp;

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