Although Sourav Ganguly is the board president, he hasn’t offered Virat Kohli any words of wisdom during his recent slump: “I maybe president of the board but…”

In a recent episode of “The Ranveer Show,” BCCI president Sourav Ganguly was interviewed and asked if he had given Virat Kohli any advise during this time. However, Ganguly responded that he was unable to do so because he only occasionally gets to see the star batter.

Before exploding back to form in the Asia Cup with two half-centuries and his first Twenty20 International century, Virat Kohli was going through a lengthy slump that caused him to come under the microscope in advance of the 2022 Twenty20 World Cup, which will begin in one month. In the Asia Cup, however, he returned to form with two half-centuries and his first Twenty20 International century.

In a recent episode of “The Ranveer Show,” BCCI president Sourav Ganguly was interviewed and asked if he had given Virat Kohli any advise during this time. However, Ganguly responded that he was unable to do so because he only occasionally gets to see the star batter.

“The game of cricket has recently gotten more frenetic and active. For the past two seasons, COVID has made things even more difficult by imposing quarantines and causing all sorts of other shenanigans to take place.

But because the payoffs are so satisfying, you don’t mind the sacrifice “Ganguly commented on the fact that it is harder for players now.

After that, he was asked if he had ever offered any advise to Kohli, at which point he abruptly cut the host off.

“Because of this, I don’t get to visit him as frequently. Even if I may be the president of the board, that poor guy is always gone “Ganguly added.

“He is never at home; he is always travelling. Therefore, you don’t get to see him very much, “he added.

After taking a one-month hiatus from cricket, Kohli got back into the swing of things during the Asia Cup.

Despite the fact that India were eliminated in the Super 4 stage, the legendary batter had outstanding returns.

The icing on the cake came in their final match against Afghanistan, when Kohli proceeded to knock an unbeaten 122 off of only 61 deliveries. This was the highlight of their season.

It was his first century in almost three years, and it was also his 71st century overall in international cricket.