Kohli worried due to constant cricket: Team India has been on the field 62 days in the last 8 months, on average played matches every fourth day.

• On consecutive series, Kohli said- the day is not far when the players will land directly in the stadium and play the match
• The Indian team spent 14 days in the field in August and 13 in October.
• This month the team has played 6 matches, till the end of the month it will be 4 more days

 Captain Virat Kohli is concerned about the Indian team playing cricket continuously. Kohli believes that the day is not far when the players will land directly in the stadium and play the match. This concern of Kohli is also legitimate, because in 8 months, Team India has been on the field for 62 days and played an average of every fourth day.

Since June last year, India has played 19 ODIs, 15 T20s and 7 Tests in England, West Indies, USA and India. In all these matches, adding one day of practice, India has been on the field for 124 days in 8 months i.e. almost every other day.

January 2020: 10 days on the field

Team India has played three T20s and three ODIs against Sri Lanka and Australia so far in January. The team stayed on 6 days. The 5-match T20 series against New Zealand starts on Friday. Its 4 matches are also due this month. In this sense, Team India will spend 4 days more on the field i.e. a total of 10 days in a month.

November-December 2019: 15 days on the field

The Indian team has spent 15 days on the field. During this time the team played 11 matches. Including two Tests and three T20s against Bangladesh, 3 T20s against West Indies and so on.

October 2019: 13 days on the field

In October last year, India played three Tests against South Africa and stayed on the field for 13 days. If the Pune and Ranchi Tests did not finish in 4-4 days, then this time would have increased further.

September 2019: Least 3 days on the field

Team India got relief in September. During this time, India played only three T20s against South Africa, that is, they had to stay on the field for three days.

August 2019: Maximum 14 days on the field

India remained on the field in August for the most 14 days in 8 months. The team played three T20s, 3 ODIs and two Tests. For these 8 matches, he toured 5 cities in the US and West Indies. These include Lauderhill, Providence, Port of Spain, Antiga and Jamaica.

July 2019: 4 days on the field

The Indian team played 3 ODIs in three cities and was on the field for 4 days. One day had to be spent more because the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand was completed in two days due to rain.

June 2019: 7 days on the field

The Indian team was on the field 11 days between 5 June and 10 July. On average played one match every fifth day. In June, England played 7 ODIs in 4 cities Southampton, Nottingham, Manchester and Birmingham.