The match simulation allowed the players the freedom to make frequent movements between the nets and the centre wicket, and Virat Kohli made the most of it. India’s star batter’s first essay didn’t go as planned as he got out within 15-20 minutes after scoring only 15 runs.

At 36 years old, Virat Kohli remains a prominent figure in Indian cricket, revered by fans and experts alike. Currently in Australia for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy commencing on November 22, Kohli is the subject of much attention from the Australian media.

Former Australian opener David Warner has cautioned the Pat Cummins-led side to be wary of the danger presented by Virat Kohli, despite his recent decline in form, in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Warner thinks that Kohli's proven track record of performing exceptionally well in Australia could play a crucial role in the upcoming five-match series.

Former Australian opener David Warner has warned the Pat Cummins-led side about the threat posed by Virat Kohli, despite his recent slump in form. Warner believes Kohli's history of excelling in Australia could be pivotal in the upcoming five-match series.

Former Australian cricketer Mitchell Johnson questions Virat Kohli's ability to lead India to victory in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, citing Kohli's recent form slump. Johnson acknowledges Kohli's fighting spirit and impact on Indian cricket but anticipates a challenging series for the former Indian captain.

Mitchell Johnson opened up about his expectations over Virat Kohli's performance in the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy series. This will be Kohli's 5th Test tour to Australia.