Perth: India's limited-overs captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni yesterday stood firmly behind Test skipper Virat Kohli stating that "all hell only breaks loose when wickets offer turn" and the ones on which batsmen are hit on their head are considered "good tracks".


MS Dhoni. Pic/AFP

Kohli and the team management were taken apart by the detractors for playing on rank turners against South Africa in the home series last year and Dhoni was asked a question in that context about the WACA strip that will have bounce. Dhoni gave an elaborate answer wherein he made it clear that one should enjoy the challenge of playing in different conditions.