For the Aussie cricket fan, India is simply Kohli, whose combative persona on the pitch has been pure drama since 2011-12

Indian cricket great Virat Kohli continues his struggles against Australia as the end of his legendary career looms.

Virat Kohli's recent Test series in Australia marked a significant downturn, culminating in a disappointing final innings at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Historically dominant on Australian soil, Kohli's latest performance reflected technical shortcomings and age,

Australian skipper Pat Cummins talked about the value and competitiveness Virat Kohli brings into the picture. Kohli did not have the best of outings in the series as India lost 1-3 after the loss in Sydney.

Aussie skipper Pat Cummins lavished praise on Virat Kohli, and revealed that ‘it will be sad if it’s his last series’.

Following the hundred in the series opener, Kohli's troubles outside the off-stump compounded as he was caught in the slip cordon eight times over the course of five Tests. The to

Pat Cummins said it’d be ‘sad’ if the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy was Virat Kohli’s last Test series. He said more than stats, playing against Kohli has been about the ‘theatre to the game’ and the motivation to get him out which ‘goes a long way’ towards a win.

Pat Cummins appreciates Virat Kohli's role in making cricket lively and acknowledges his popularity over the last decade. Cummins is saddened this series might be Kohli's last in Australia. He also reflects on the impact of Bumrah's absence.