Cricket is following an extremely exhausting schedule post the second wave of COVID-19. The bio bubbles have become a mandatory part of players’ life and players have been staying in that for a prolonged period now. In the same line of events, Indian skipper Virat Kohli has warned cricket boards regarding players’ burnout. It is known to all that even IPL 2021 and T20 WC didn’t have any time between them and all this is taking a toll on players’ mental health.

Kohli added that they have talked a lot about bubble life but players keep on going because every day there is a new challenge in front. Several cricket boards particularly those that are the rich ones have been organizing back-to-back series for their players. In between, several players have backed out asking for a mental health break.

“We’ve spoken a lot about this [bubble life]. The good thing is we’ve played a tournament like the IPL. Every day you have a new challenge in front of you. The tournament builds up and you are working towards a goal. Similarly, the World Cup too brings the same motivation, you are playing a multi-national event, you are playing against various teams – some of them you’ve never gotten a chance to play against. These things allow you to keep the focus,” said Kohli as quoted by cricket.com

Former Pakistan skipper Rashid Latif feels that all India needs to do to win against Pakistan is not make mistakes. As per him, if Virat Kohli and his men could ensure that, they will win irrespective of how well Babar Azam’s and Co., perform.

“In my opinion, no matter how well Pakistan play, if Indian players don’t make mistakes, then it will be difficult for Pakistan to win the match”, he said.

Latif recalled his time as the Pakistan skipper and revealed how he used to focus on inducing errors from the opponent camp and later capitalize upon them.

“When I captained Pakistan, I always tried to induce errors from the opposition. Of course, y.