Who says ‘superstar’, but someone is in love with Virat’s cover drive! ‘King’ Kohli praised by Kangaroos

India and Australia are gearing up for the final match of the World Test Championship. The match will be played at The Oval Stadium in England from June 7 to 11. This match between the two teams will be exciting as both the teams have more than one batsman and bowler. Virat Kohli’s performance is the focus of everyone’s attention. ICC has shared a special video, in which Australian players are also seen praising Virat.

Like India, Virat Kohli has fans all over the world. The Australian team players are also aware of Virat’s quality and have also praised the Indian batsmen for this. The video was shared by the ICC’s official social media account, in which the Australian players express themselves in one word about Virat.

The young batsman Cameron Green is first seen in the video. Green called Virat the “Man of Indiana.” Australian legendary opener David Warner talks about it. Warner praised Virat’s cover drive. According to him, Virat’s cover drive is incredible. Marnal Labuschenne is then seen speaking. Labuchen called Virat one of the greatest players in the world. According to Labuschagne, Wicket is the greatest player in all forms of cricket. Australian opener Usman Khawaja called Virat a “rival”.

Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc speaks next. According to Starc, Virat is a talented and important batsman in the middle order. Australian team captain Pat Cummins also spoke about Virat at the end. Cummins called Virat “a good player”. Legendary Australian batsman Steve Smith called Virat a “super star”.

Meanwhile, Virat Kohli has always performed well against Australia and his stats are also impressive. Virat has scored 1979 runs in 42 innings in 24 Tests played against Australia. Meanwhile, 8 centuries and 5 fifties have come out of his bat. (Australian players praise Virat Kohli)

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