Kohli defines himself: "My personality is the new India" in cricket.

Virat Kohli: A Leader Who Embodies the “New India” in Cricket

The renowned cricket player, Virat Kohli, has rejected the label of being the “most Australian non-Australian”, preferring to identify himself as a representative of the “new India”. This new India, according to Kohli, is characterized by its ability to face challenges with courage. The reception Kohli has received in Australia has been exceptional. Former test players, media, and television stations have focused their attention on Kohli and the impact his absence will have on the matches.

Kohli is the most Australian non-Australian cricketer of all time.
Greg Chappell, former India coach

Kohli, true to his style, feels comfortable being himself. “I have always been myself,” Kohli affirmed. “My personality and character represent the new India. We see how the Indian cricket team has begun to stand up to any challenge.” The player also acknowledged that Australia welcomes those who excel in its lands. “I’ve been touring this place for many years, and it’s a wonderful place to play cricket,” Kohli said. “When you perform well here, you earn the respect of the public.”

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For Kohli, the most important thing is for the general public to see India perform as a team, which was a highlight of their last tour. The main focus remains on the team’s performance, setting aside external factors. Kohli is confident that the team, and in particular Ajinkya Rahane, will continue with the same intensity and dedication. Rahane, with a personality different from Kohli’s, promises to maintain the intensity. “We have had a lot of understanding and mutual respect over the years,” Kohli said about his vice-captain. “Jinks has done a tremendous job in the two practice matches. He seems to be very calm and knows the strengths of our team and how we should do things.” Kohli is confident that Rahane will do an exceptional job in his absence, and believes this is Rahane’s time to shine as both an individual player and a captain.