Kohli taught India to win against Australia?

Australia is going to play the Test series against India from February 9. This is a very important series for the Indian team. Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant, an important member of the team, is missing. But former Indian wicketkeeper batsman Saba Karim is not worried about that. He thinks Indians will not feel the lack of panth in this series. He also believes that India has the ability to win against Australia, whether at home or abroad. According to Saba Karim, Virat Kohli taught India how to win. Recently, this former cricketer of Team India made such a comment.

According to Saba Karim, one area that Team Australia can hit in India in the upcoming Border – Gavaskar Trophy is the wicketkeeper. In the interview, he said, “The place where Australia will try to compete with India is wicketkeeper. Rishabh Pant has taken himself to a unique place in Test cricket. He changed the way of Test cricket.But I don’t think India will miss Pant much in the Australia series. “

India have their losing record on Australian soil. According to Saba Karim, Kohli taught it. He also said, “Team India showed their power in 2014-15. Then we toured Australia and left our mark. We lost them on their soil. And the entire credit goes to Virat Kohli. He was the one who made the Indian cricket team believe whether it was at home or abroad. It’s possible to beat Australia anywhere, be it on the ground.”

The former Indian also told the road to India’s victory against Australia. He said, “India now needs to take Test cricket to the top. And for that it needs to prepare the right wickets.A wicket is needed where a Test match can last for less than 3-4 days. The third day should focus on turning the ball around the wicket without looking too much at spin aids. And it will increase the excitement of the match and it will be good for the team. And to go to the top of the Test rankings, Australia must lose this series. “

It should be noted that this time, Team Australia did not play any preparatory match in the tour of India. Cricketers on overseas tours usually do not play in the main matches without playing warm-up matches. But Australia is making special preparations to come out stronger against Rohit-Kohli without playing warm-up matches. The Australian team has already completed the plan about how to play on which pitch in India, how to play against whom.