Virat Kohli’s impact on modern cricket goes far beyond his centuries and records. The former India captain has shaped a generation of players with his intensity, skill, and dedication to fitness. Even when runs don’t come his way, Kohli’s journey serves as a reminder that failure is part of the game and that resilience often defines greatness.

It is this very lesson in handling setbacks that Australia’s Matt Renshaw has embraced. Speaking about his recall to the ODI squad, Renshaw revealed how observing one of the game’s greatest batters helped him put pressure and expectations into perspective.

With the Ashes on the horizon, he is concentrating on finding his rhythm rather than fixating on a Test comeback.

Renshaw’s Lesson from Kohli’s Setback

Renshaw, who made his ODI debut in Perth,

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