‘Everything Done With Precision’: Star RCB Pacer Unveils Kohli’s Winning Habits and His Influence

Vyshak Vijaykumar has been around some of the finest cricket players when he competes in the IPL for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The star IPL pace is set to feature in a KSCA tournament, and he will aim to bring his RCB experience into play. The cricketer also touched upon Virat Kohli's ethics and the impact will have on a player working closely with him.

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Pacer Vyshak Vijaykumar Reveals the Impact India Batter Virat Kohli Has Upon His Teammates

RCB Pacer Vyshak Vijaykumar reflected upon his time working alongside Virat Kohli in the IPL, revealing that a person will have a tremendous impact if they train with the ace India batter. He remarked that everything Kohli does is done with precision, and his work ethic and confidence before each game are praiseworthy.

"Training with Virat Kohli can really impact you as a player. Last season, while I admired him, I paid attention to the finer details such as his work ethic, his process, and his consistency. Whether it is his eating habits or practice routine, everything is done with precision.

"It is admirable how confident he is before every game, and now I try to have the same confidence every time I step onto the field," Vyshak Vijaykumar said as per ANI.

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Vijaykumar also opened up on the words of motivation pacer Mohammed Siraj gave him after he conceded 60 runs in a match. He aims to pass on the knowledge he receives to other players whenever it is possible.

The RCB pacer is set for a massive role as he takes part in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 Tournament. he will be a part of the Gulbarga Mystics as the vice-captain and will have a huge role in leading his team towards glory. Having been around the game's stalwarts like Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell & more, he will have to mentor the young cricketers in times of need as they compete in the tournament.