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By the end of the fourth day in the fourth Test, India had established a dominant position with a total of 622 runs, thanks to strong performances from Pujara (193), Pant (159*), and Jadeja (81). Australia's Lyon fought back, picking up four wickets for 178 runs.
Australia's reply reached 236 by the close of play, with Harris contributing 79 and both Handscomb (28*) and Cummins (25*) remaining unbeaten. India's Kuldeep Yadav proved to be a nightmare for the visitors, delivering a clinical spell to take three wickets for just 71 runs, earning high praise for his accuracy.
Right now, Australia, led by Tim Paine, finds themselves in a deep hole, trailing India by 386 runs. Cricket pundits Sunil Gavaskar and Michael Clarke told the media that Kohli's leadership has been far superior to Paine's throughout the series. Even former Australian star Steve Waugh chimed in, noting that the genuine respect and willingness of the players to play under Kohli's leadership are what make him such an exceptional captain.
It's evident that Sunil Gavaskar is highly impressed with Virat Kohli's trajectory. He pointed out that Kohli has been in peak form as a leader since last year, and if he maintains this momentum, he will undoubtedly secure his place among India's all-time greatest captains. Analysts believe this leadership surge will benefit the national team significantly, making India a strong contender to lift the upcoming One Day World Cup.
Michael Clarke expressed his admiration for Kohli's tactical brilliance on the field, specifically praising the strategic way he positioned his fielders to dismiss Marnus. Clarke also observed that Kohli has used previous losses against Australia as fuel, turning those failures into the strategic maturity that is now leading his team to victory. Now, fans everywhere are eagerly waiting to see how Kohli's captaincy steers India through the World Cup.
విరాట్ కోహ్లీ కెప్టెన్సీ లో భారత క్రికెట్ జట్టు ఈ సారి జరిగే ప్రపంచ కప్ లో ఎలా రాణిస్తుందో అని ప్రతీ ఒక్క అభిమాని ఎదురు చూస్తున్నాడు.