Manan Vohra claims he was visited by God, and it changed his life

One of the mainstays of Kings XI Punjab batting unit over the years, Manan Vohra, in a recent interview revealed that his faith in God has helped him overcome his failure, and his spirituality is assisting his cricket at the moment. He also gave away few important pointers which he received from his KXIP Director of Cricketing Operations, Virender Sehwag.

Manan Vohra is known not to be perturbed by the glitz and glamor associated with cricket, instead, seeks peace of mind from being spiritual. The 23-year-old claims that he was visited by God and it changed his life. Vohra is currently associated with the TNCA first division league team CromBest. He has been in sparkling form this season for Punjab in Ranji Trophy, amassing 671 runs in seven games at 51.61.

“I feel spirituality has helped my cricket and my batting. You do your best and leave everything to God. He will take care of you. There is a specific time in everyone’s life when God wants to meet him and know him. For me, it happened about 18 months ago. It changed my life. Now the pressure is off me. I can concentrate on my cricket. I have faith in God.” claimed the explosive opener for Punjab according to Sportstarlive.

Vohra on Sehwag and stint with TNCA

When asked about the inputs from Virender Sehwag on his batting, Vohra commented, “He always tells me to express myself freely at the crease. He wants me to go for my shots, says my job is that of an entertainer”. Vohra now eyes to enhance his game in the longer format, after impressing one and all in the IPL.

“That is the reason I came here to play in the TNCA league ahead of the domestic season. The pitches are different here, the weather is different, the bowlers are different. This league is very well conducted and competitive with several good players around.” concluded the Punjab batsman.