Kohli, who captained India to a historic 5-0 whitewash of Zimbabwe in the one-day series recently, was criticised by former cricketers and commentators who wanted him to shed his hyperactive demeanour. <img alt="Virat Kohli" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/aug/Virat-Kohli_2.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 317px;" /> Virat Kohli The 24-year-old had angrily reacted with on-field umpires after he was given out by the third umpire in the second one-day international on July 26 in Harare. &ldquo;The criticism has been with me for a long time and I had said before that I do not intend to cross the line at any point of time. But I will not change my natural instinct which is to be aggressive as it helps me to focus and concentrate on my game,&rdquo; Kohli told IANS on the sidelines of a promotional event here. &ldquo;Crossing the line is not on at all and I wouldn&rsquo;t do it at any point of time. But when you have an emotional overflow, you tend to make a mistake. I am human and not a machine. Everyone makes mistakes and the point is we must learn from it and not repeat them.&rdquo;u00a0

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India's explosive batsman Virat Kohli yesterday said there is nothing wrong in being aggressive on the field and sees no reason for changing his approach.

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