Virat Kohli gets under Aussie skins and I don't mind that: Neil Harvey
Updated On: 03 January, 2015 01:00 PM IST | | Clayton Murzello
<p>Australia's golden great and a member of Sir Don Bradman’s 1948 Invincibles, Neil Harvey hopes that the India captaincy will cool down angry young man, Virat Kohli</p>

Virat Kohli celebrates his century on Day Three of the third Test against Australia at Melbourne on December 28, 2014. Pic/Getty Images. Inset: Neil Harvey.
Australia’s golden great and a member of Sir Don Bradman’s 1948 Invincibles, Neil Harvey hopes that the India captaincy will cool down angry young man, Virat Kohli.
“I think Kohli is full of his own importance really. Somebody has to teach him a lesson and maybe captaincy will help him a bit. That (responsibility) can do him a world of good, but we shall see,” Harvey (86) told mid-day from Sydney yesterday. “I would like to see Kohli behave himself better. He seems to be over-impressed by his ability. I think he’s a bit big-headed. He gets under the Australians’ skin. I don’t mind him doing that because they get under a lot of people’s skin and now they are getting a bit of it back.”
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