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At 35, Virat Kohli is still one of the fittest players in the Indian dressing room, despite some youngsters registering better Yo-Yo Test scores than him.

India's strength and conditioning coach Ankit Kaliyar said that Rohit Sharma is as fit as Virat Kohli even though he looks a little bulky.

Shubman Gill was reportedly the fittest Indian player, achieving a score of 18.7 on the yo-yo test, while Virat Kohli managed a score of 17.2.

The Indian cricket team is in its final stages of preparation for the Asia Cup

The Indian cricket team players were put through various fitness and medical tests along with the mandatory Yo-Yo test.

Virat Kohli had shared his Yo-Yo test score on Instagram. But, the BCCI bosses weren't happy seeing the player reveal 'confidential information'.

Virat Kohli scored a whopping 17.2 in his Yo-Yo test ahead of the start of the Asia Cup 2023.

Recently, the BCCI reintroduced Yo-Yo test and Dexa (bone scan test) as mandatory part of the selection process.

The BCCI has made the Yo-Yo test mandatory again for Indian cricketers. Only those players who pass the test will be considered for selection in the national team.

Given that the DEXA scan test has been introduced alongside the Yo-Yo test, the fitness benchmark for the players is definitely going to be a challenging one.

The BCCI has made Yo-Yo test mandatory for players again. As per PTI, the passing score that the players have to achieve is 16.5.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) held a performance review meeting in Mumbai on Sunday

According to a report by ANI, a BCCI official said that the board doesn't have any plans of making the Yo-Yo tests harder for the players.

Indian opening batter Prithvi Shaw shared a cryptic post on his Instagram story, amid reports of failing a Yo-Yo test ahead of IPL 2022.

The BCCI is checking on all its centrally contracted players -- injured or otherwise -- before the IPL and Pandya's performance, during his two days at the NCA, can also be seen as a good sign for Indian cricket.

At 35, Virat Kohli is still one of the fittest players in the Indian dressing room, despite some youngsters registering better Yo-Yo Test scores than him.

India's strength and conditioning coach Ankit Kaliyar said that Rohit Sharma is as fit as Virat Kohli even though he looks a little bulky.

Shubman Gill was reportedly the fittest Indian player, achieving a score of 18.7 on the yo-yo test, while Virat Kohli managed a score of 17.2.

The Indian cricket team is in its final stages of preparation for the Asia Cup

The Indian cricket team players were put through various fitness and medical tests along with the mandatory Yo-Yo test.

Virat Kohli had shared his Yo-Yo test score on Instagram. But, the BCCI bosses weren't happy seeing the player reveal 'confidential information'.

Virat Kohli scored a whopping 17.2 in his Yo-Yo test ahead of the start of the Asia Cup 2023.

Recently, the BCCI reintroduced Yo-Yo test and Dexa (bone scan test) as mandatory part of the selection process.

The BCCI has made the Yo-Yo test mandatory again for Indian cricketers. Only those players who pass the test will be considered for selection in the national team.

Given that the DEXA scan test has been introduced alongside the Yo-Yo test, the fitness benchmark for the players is definitely going to be a challenging one.

The BCCI has made Yo-Yo test mandatory for players again. As per PTI, the passing score that the players have to achieve is 16.5.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) held a performance review meeting in Mumbai on Sunday

According to a report by ANI, a BCCI official said that the board doesn't have any plans of making the Yo-Yo tests harder for the players.

Indian opening batter Prithvi Shaw shared a cryptic post on his Instagram story, amid reports of failing a Yo-Yo test ahead of IPL 2022.

The BCCI is checking on all its centrally contracted players -- injured or otherwise -- before the IPL and Pandya's performance, during his two days at the NCA, can also be seen as a good sign for Indian cricket.