Former India captain Sourav Ganguly and former opener Virender Sehwag spoke on Kohli's performance in conditions where he failed miserably in 2014 and suggested a few strategies ahead of the team's tough outing.
Sourav Ganguly strongly believes that the current team, under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, has all the potential and ability to win the Test series in tough English conditions.
Kohli has been supremely successful in tours of South Africa and Australia, making England a territory to conquer.
Ganguly will be rooting for his favourite team Brazil but at the same time wants to be captivated by Lionel Messi's artistry.
The Supreme Court-appointed CoA has now written to the state associations, asking them to act even before the hearing.
In this edition of Indian Premier League (IPL), Kolkata's Eden Gardens went on to host nine matches of IPL 2018 after getting two bonus matches in the playoffs which were originally slated in Pune.
If toss is done away with, the game's global governing body will alter a 140-year old tradition of the game, all in the name of protecting the five-day format's following.
Ganguly said the shorter the format gets, the gulf between the best and the ordinary reduces.
Pant demolished arguably the best bowling attack of the tournament in a sensational 63-ball 128 not out, the highest T20 score by an Indian.
CA wanted to continue with their recent tradition of playing the opening Test at Adelaide from December 6-10 under lights.
Ganguly strongly believes that his successor Dravid had no role in then-coach Chappell's decision to evict the left-handed batsman out of the Indian cricket team.
Appointed coach of the Indian cricket team in May 2005, Chappell's tenure was riddled with controversies, starting with the dropping of Ganguly during a tour of Zimbabwe later that year.
Ganguly said the facilities have changed for the better now and that the athletes are being better looked after.
The India captain is least bothered about pandering to public perceptions since he doesn't want to act like a "robot" in intense match situations.
Sourav Ganguly took his shirt off at Lords after winning the NatWest series and believes that Kohli and Co will follow suit if they win the 2019 World Cup.
