Superstar Virat Kohli

 Pakistan captain Babar Azam and Virat Kohli, who stepped down as India's T20I captain recently, are "opposites" in how they lead their sides, former Australia batsman Matthew Hayden has said. Hayden, who was part of the Pakistan coaching setup in the T20 World Cup, said while Babar tends to calm, Kohli more "boisterous" and "passionate".

 Vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane will lead the side in the opening Test in Kanpur as Kohli extends his break after opting out of the three-match T20 series starting November 17 in Jaipur.

 Veteran Virender Sehwag feels that Virat Kohli should offer his suggestions to the new India T20I captain whenever needed. Kohli has relinquished the T20I captaincy but will continue to lead the team in the other two formats. 

 India coach Ravi Shastri and other members of the support staff ended their tenure with the Indian cricket team. Virat Kohli, who had also stepped down from T20I captaincy took to Twitter to thank the outgoing coaching and support staff.

 The 9 wicket win for India vs Namibia in the T20 World Cup match was a win that felt like a loss, since it was overall a campaign that was rocked early on by two big and to be fair surprising losses to Pakistan (by 10 wickets) and New Zealand (by 8 wickets).

 He said he wanted to give 'youngster' Surya a chance to carry back good memories from a T20I World Cup.  Redditors pounced on the fact that Surya has been around for some 10 years. And speculated what people may have said about Kohli himself earlier. Assassin_Ankur This Kohli guy seems to be a good captaincy prospect. Temporary_Draft_6612 ·Yup, I definitely see him being a T20I captain for at least 5 years more, can be a worthy successor of MSD in T20Is especially. A good long term prospect... GreatjonSlumber Yeah, he's 2 years younger than Brohit, so Brohit can groom him during his captaincy to take the mantle going forward. .

  Virat Kohli said that the Indian team is in "good hands" as he bids an emotional adieu to T20I captaincy .