BCCI's new secretary, Devajit Saikia has been told to send chief selector Ajit Agarkar a "strict message" on solving the Virat Kohli-Rohit Sharma dilemma
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Jasprit Bumrah: "We’ll bat first. Played great cricket this series & hoping for a good show today. Grass on the pitch but a good batting track if we survive the new ball. Rohit rests to prioritize the team, showcasing unity. Prasidh in for Akash".
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Virat Kohli’s leadership in the 2018 India vs Australia series was a masterclass in aggression and intensity. His fiery spirit made him the best Indian Test captain.
Today’s team shows more measured aggression.
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Tomorrow: India vs Australia at Sydney! 🏏
No Test win for India at Sydney in 45 years.
Smith averages 100.00 vs India at Sydney.
Khawaja averages 104.00 at the venue.
Labuschagne averages 81.55 here.
Can India break the streak? 🤔
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Rohit’s legacy will shine, but imagine Virat returning as captain:
40 wins in 68 Tests
Aggression that inspires
Fitness that sets the bar
If Kohli leads again, India won't just play,they’ll dominate!
Ready for the King to reclaim the throne? 👑
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Let's not forget, the psychological warfare Australia perfected in the 2000s often crossed ethical lines, too. Even Konstas himself admitted the bump was accidental. Yet, it’s funny how Ricky Ponting, is quick to label Kohli as instigating.Selective memories, perhaps?
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Before blaming Virat Kohli or any Indian player for showing aggression against Australia, revisit the 2000s. The likes of Ponting's era mocked, sledged, and played mind games against Indian players relentlessly. Check the old headlines & highlights first. 🏏
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