Kohli has made a name for himself as one of the most successful visiting batters in Australia. In 13 Tests on Australian soil, he has scored 1,352 runs at an average of 54.08, with a top score of 169,

Virat Kohli is undoubtedly in the twilight of his career, and while the lack of runs, especially in 2024, may suggest he is well past his prime, there are many who believe the batting icon still has a fair bit of cricket left in him and may rediscover himself during the coming Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) in Australia.

India have been under major criticism after suffering a 3-0 series defeat at home to New Zealand, and former skipper Virat Kohli has been under the scanner having scored just 93 runs at an average of 15.

There is no denying that Virat Kohli has been the face of Indian cricket despite having stepped down from captaincy three years back. Hence, just like in the old times, he dominated the front pages of Australian newspapers upon his arrival in Perth on Sunday,

Virat Kohli was the first Indian player to land in Australia ahead of the Test series, and his arrival dominated the headlines of Australian newspapers.