Virat Kohli needs to keep his emotions under check, feels Michael Jeh
Updated On: 20 January, 2018 11:05 AM IST | Brisbane | Michael Jeh
If Virat Kohli doesn't learn anything from his spoilt brat antics in South Africa, he will put his less skilled teammates under immense pressure because they will have to deal with the furnace that he stokes


Virat Kohli reacts after taking a catch to dismiss SA's Quinton de Kock for a duck on the first day of the second Test at Centurion. Pic: AP/PTI
Trailing two-nil in South Africa is not the disaster it needs to be. With long-term vision, the series can still be a glass half-full for India if they can learn and execute the lessons when they tour Australia at the end of the year. Whilst the Proteas play cricket in a more dignified manner, the pitches and style of cricket have remarkable similarities to what India will face Down Under later this year. A tour of Australia is not a place to learn on the fly. India need to hit the ground running because to concede momentum in Australia is to virtually surrender the Border Gavaskar Trophy at the outset.

