‘When I was at my lowest’: PV Sindhu reveals Kohli’s message during career low
Badminton star PV Sindhu shared how cricketer Virat Kohli provided her with crucial mental support during a difficult phase in her career. Kohli advised her to focus on simply showing up and playing her natural game, which helped her regain her perspective.
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It highlights the importance of mentorship and mental health support among elite athletes, showcasing the camaraderie between top sports figures.
PV Sindhu has opened up about her close bond with Virat Kohli, describing the Indian cricket star as a “brother” and recalling the advice he gave her during one of the lowest phases of her career.The two-time Olympic medallist spoke about her relationship with Kohli during the latest episode of the RCB Podcast. A teaser of the episode was shared on the two-time IPL champions’ X handle.Sindhu revealed that she once met Kohli when she was struggling and told him that “nothing is happening”. Rather than offering a complicated solution, the batter urged her to keep turning up for matches and training and simply play her natural game.“He is like my brother I must say, because I remember when I was at my lowest you know I think I met him and I said you know nothing is happening.
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