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Team first, but personal milestones matter too

Make no mistake, victory should always remain a priority, but there is not a single Indian cricket fan who does not want Kohli to get to 100 international centuries. So, if there’s an occasion where some other teammate sacrifices his runs to allow him the chance to get there, the glory will not be just Kohli’s but for all Indian cricket fans too

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Virat Kohli celebrates his half-century during the first ODI against NZ in Auckland recently. Pic/AFP

Virat Kohli celebrates his half-century during the first ODI against NZ in Auckland recently. Pic/AFP

Sunil GavaskarIndia's facile win over New Zealand in the first ODI has set the right tempo for the ODI series. Having won the T20I series comfortably, it does appear that the Indian team will add the ODI series win to their cap as well. It certainly looks that way at the time of writing this piece, where the Indian seamers have restricted the Kiwis to just a dozen runs with two wickets down in seven overs.

Yes, there does seem a bit of moisture under the surface with the pitch having been covered for the earlier two days and the skies overcast, it won’t be easy to bat. By the time the Indians come to bat the pitch should ease a bit. Still batting won’t be easy, so it’s important that the middle and late order Kiwi batting is kept in check.

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