Mumbai: Former India Pacer Ajit Agarkar said that the dough Virat Kohli is not at its best right now, but it would be good for the Indian team when he finally found form sooner rather than later.
Earlier this month, Kohli stood when Skipper Test India a day after the country suffered a 1-2 draw against South Africa in the three-match series.
Last year, 33-year-old player has also resigned as captain T20i and then removed as ODI leader after voters want the captain to the format of the white ball.
“At the end of the day you are only as successful as your team’s success, and if you do not win, in the end it does not matter how good a player you are in the field, it’s not fun to play in the team,” said Agarkar on Star Sports’ Show ‘Game Plan’.
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He also supports Rohit Sharma to do well in his stead Kohli.
“And the sooner he found the form that will be easier for Rohit Sharma to manage …
the form of Virat Kohli concern, but we all know what they have.
So hopefully he’s found his form sooner rather than later,” he added.
Kohli last century in international cricket back in November 2019, when he scored a ton against Bangladesh in the day-night test at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.
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Kohli has resigned as Test captain after India’s loss test series against South Africa.
“From a personal standpoint and an individual, you want to change the fifties it became hundreds because you have to save something for a rainy day, too.
He’s not through sebanduan bad, so to speak, in terms of runs, but when you see it, you do not see Virat Kohli are the same, “said Aakash Chopra.
“He was not impressive, he’s not dominating, he still scratched, he scored it and that’s what all great players.
We saw Sachin (Tendulkar), Rahul (Dravid), we have seen them accumulated running, but he (Kohli).
) not accumulator, he’s an enforcer; but he’s not there yet.
but one thing you really want to see now Rohit Sharma will have a stamp of authority and brand of cricket that he wants to play, “he added.