Ricky Ponting's Test team of the 2010s doesn't feature any other Indian apart from Kohli, who is currently ranked No.1 in both ICC Test and ODI rankings for batsmen.

Switzerland turned into a couples' retreat with Varun Dhawan and his girlfriend Natasha Dalal bumping into power couple Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli.

The tweet was highlighted by a social-media user on Saturday with the caption, "This is the tweet of the decade for me."

Kohli and Anushka are seen posing for the picture in front of a snow-covered mountain. The 31-year-old, however, did not reveal the location.

Ishant also feels that "better communication" with years of experience between him, Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav also worked wonders for country's finest pace unit under Virat Kohli's captaincy.

37 wins in 50 matches with just four defeats. 16 wins out of the total 18 series played which includes a present streak of 12 unbeaten contests. India have produced the most dominant results at home, but their overseas story has worsened. But where does India's Test performance in 2010s stand in the all-time list?

Let us take a look at the list of records made and shattered in the last decade (2010-19)

For the first time since 1947, India were able to register a Test series victory in Australia as they defeated the Tim Paine-led side 2-1 in the four-match rubber.

The decade has been dominated by one person, and one individual only, across the three formats, as Kohli ends the period between 2010 and 2019 with more than 20000 international runs – the most by any batsman in any decade.

10 years hence, India have two more ICC trophies to their name - both in the 50-over format and both under Dhoni, Kohli has transformed into a run machine, all certain to break Tendulkar's once-invincible record, while the nation has emerged as an almighty force in Test cricket with a prized collection of formidable pacers who can dominate even on home turfs.

Kohli shared a throwback picture of himself with '#TransformationThursday' where he poses with a stunned look at his chubby self 

As another decade comes to an end, we take a look at eleven players who stood out in the shortest format of the game. Here is our T20I XI of the decade

The team of the decade consists of four players from India, three from South Africa and one each from Australia, New Zealand, England and Bangladesh.

The team of the decade consists of three players from England, two each from India, South Africa and Sri Lanka and one each from Australia and New Zealand.

Virat Kohli leads second-placed Steve Smith by 17 points in the year-end ICC Test rankings for batsmen.

India won seven of the eight Tests they played this year, with one of them ending in a draw. They won 19 ODI out of the 28 they played, and registered nine victories in 16 T20Is.

Cricket Australia's ODI team of the decade include 3 Indians while the Test team has just Virat Kohli, who is also the captain.

Virat Kohli finished 2019 with over 2000 international runs -- the sixth time he has achieved in his career.

The former pacer also lauded Kohli for revolutionising the Indian team as far as fitness is concerned.

Rohit Sharma won the Player of the Series trophy following his scores of 36, 159 and 63 against West Indies at home.