Former Australian coach Justin Langer recently expressed his admiration for Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli, highlighting his aggression, passion, batting prowess, and leadership abilities. Langer spoke highly of Kohli, emphasizing that there was nothing he didn't like about the dynamic cricketer.
Langer began by commending Kohli's competitive spirit and aggressive style of play, which set him apart on the field. He saw Kohli's aggression as a valuable asset rather than a drawback, appreciating his fierce determination and unwavering commitment to fighting back.
While on commentary duties for the WTC final, the former Australia head coach said, "There was nothing I didn't like about Virat Kohli. His aggression, his passion, his batting. He was an amazing captain."
Moving on, Langer acknowledged Kohli's unmatched passion for cricket, describing it as both evident and contagious. He believed that Kohli's genuine love for the sport served as an inspiration to his team and fans worldwide, making him an enthralling figure in the cricketing realm.
Langer did not neglect to mention Kohli's exceptional batting skills, acknowledging him as one of the greatest batsmen of his generation. He praised Kohli's technical mastery and strategic acumen at the crease, recognizing how his performances consistently turned the tide in India's favor.
Here's how Twitter reacted to Justin Langer's huge praise of the Indian cricketing superstar:
WTC final hangs in balance
The ongoing WTC final between India and Australia is highly competitive so far. Rohit Sharma won the toss earlier and elected to bowl first. In what came out as a shock to many, Ravi Ashwin, the world's number 1 Test bowler was dropped for the WTC final against Australia,
India started their bowling quite fiercely, removing Usman Khawaja early on at just 2 runs. Australia however steadied their inning and continued adding runs to the scoreboard. At the end of the 41st over, the Aussies find themselves at 149/3 with Steve Smith (29) and Travis Head (43) taking the team to a good total. With a lot of game still to be played, the final could end in either team's favour. It would be interesting to see which teams manages to get the result in their bag.
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'Everyone knows this except some Indians' - Twitter reacts as Justin Langer praises Virat Kohli's captaincy while commentating on WTC final Day 1
Justin Langer's massive praise for Virat Kohli's captaincy has brought a lot of India fans to the forefront on social media.
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Former Australian coach Justin Langer recently expressed his admiration for Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli, highlighting his aggression, passion, batting prowess, and leadership abilities. Langer spoke highly of Kohli, emphasizing that there was nothing he didn't like about the dynamic cricketer.
Langer began by commending Kohli's competitive spirit and aggressive style of play, which set him apart on the field. He saw Kohli's aggression as a valuable asset rather than a drawback, appreciating his fierce determination and unwavering commitment to fighting back.
While on commentary duties for the WTC final, the former Australia head coach said, "There was nothing I didn't like about Virat Kohli. His aggression, his passion, his batting. He was an amazing captain."
Moving on, Langer acknowledged Kohli's unmatched passion for cricket, describing it as both evident and contagious. He believed that Kohli's genuine love for the sport served as an inspiration to his team and fans worldwide, making him an enthralling figure in the cricketing realm.
Langer did not neglect to mention Kohli's exceptional batting skills, acknowledging him as one of the greatest batsmen of his generation. He praised Kohli's technical mastery and strategic acumen at the crease, recognizing how his performances consistently turned the tide in India's favor.
Here's how Twitter reacted to Justin Langer's huge praise of the Indian cricketing superstar:
WTC final hangs in balance
The ongoing WTC final between India and Australia is highly competitive so far. Rohit Sharma won the toss earlier and elected to bowl first. In what came out as a shock to many, Ravi Ashwin, the world's number 1 Test bowler was dropped for the WTC final against Australia,
India started their bowling quite fiercely, removing Usman Khawaja early on at just 2 runs. Australia however steadied their inning and continued adding runs to the scoreboard. At the end of the 41st over, the Aussies find themselves at 149/3 with Steve Smith (29) and Travis Head (43) taking the team to a good total. With a lot of game still to be played, the final could end in either team's favour. It would be interesting to see which teams manages to get the result in their bag.