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World Cup 2019: Virat Kohli steps in with ball at nets
London, May 30 (CRICKETNMORE): If India skipper Virat KOhli could be defined in a word, it would be just 'passionate', and the 30-year-old has once again showed his hunger to be at his best in the Cricket World Cup 2019, currently underway here.
Kohli was seen sharpening his bowling skills at the nets on Thursday at India's practice session in Southampton. The India skipper, who had earlier termed this tournament as one of the most difficult World Cup, seems to be leaving no stone unturned to prepare for the showpiece event.
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