Virat Kohli Advocates for Family Presence on Cricket Tours

The Indian cricket star emphasizes the importance of family support during tours and reflects on balancing his on-field aggression and calmness.

Virat Kohli voiced his concerns about the BCCI's new restrictions limiting family time for players during cricket tours, highlighting the mental balance and normalcy family presence provides.
The BCCI's updated policy allows family members to join players for 14 days after the first two weeks of tours over 45 days, and for up to a week on shorter tours.
Kohli reflected on his evolving on-field persona, acknowledging his tendency to go overboard with celebrations but emphasizing that his competitiveness remains unchanged.
The 36-year-old addressed controversies from the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, including his confrontational interactions with Australian players and fans, defending his actions as stemming from passion for the game.
Kohli, recently instrumental in India's ICC Champions Trophy win, is preparing for the IPL 2025 season where he aims to secure a maiden title with RCB and continue breaking batting records.