Former England captain Michael Vaughan gave a clear evaluation of Virat Kohli’s Test Cricket Legacy in England, given that his leadership and appearance during the five -match series, his batting average in English conditions is not a significant concern before India’s upcoming test series starting in Leeds in the position of 33.21. India recently enters the series with a new-dekhi team without retired veterans Kohli, Rohit Sharma and R Ashwin.stay: India vs England 1 Test Day 1India is undergoing a major infection with retirement of major players, as Shubman Gill captures the captaincy of the test from Rohit and Rishabh Pant considers the role of the vice-captain.
The top order of the team has seen significant changes with Sai Sudhrson coming at number 3, while the new Captain Gill has captured the status of important number 4, which was previously occupied by Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar.Kohli’s data in England shows that he has submitted 1096 runs in 17 Tests on an average of 33.21, which discussed his impact in English conditions.
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Vaughan told Fox Sports, “Kohli is a legend and a culture manufacturer around this Indian team, and whatever he brought as a captain for the team is still in terms of energy and drive and aggression.”“But he only took an average of 33 in the UK. You don’t remember someone on a large scale who is an average of 33, but you remember someone who brings a lot to the dressing room.”
Vaughan expressed confidence in India’s next generation cricketers, suggesting that this infection could really offer an opportunity for emerging talent.In the assessment of the New Indian lineup, Vaughan said, “These players who are going to come and play for India are seriously good players.”Vaughan said, “Perhaps this new generation is waiting.
