Virat Kohli's Long Season Is a Chance to Rewrite Test Script
Former Indian captain eyes record-breaking season as he aims to cement his legacy as one of the greatest batsmen of all time.
Virat Kohli, India's former captain, is embarking on a long season that could see him rewrite the record books. The 34-year-old is one of the most successful batsmen in Test cricket history, with over 8,000 runs to his name. However, he has not scored a century in his last 10 innings, and his form has been questioned in recent months.
This season, Kohli has a chance to silence his critics and prove that he is still one of the best batsmen in the world. He will play in 15 Tests, starting with the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia in February. He will also lead India in the World Test Championship final against New Zealand in June.
Kohli is determined to make this season a success. He has been working hard in the nets, and he is confident that he can regain his form. "I am very hungry to score runs," he said recently. "I am working hard and I am confident that I can get back to my best."
If Kohli can regain his form, he could have a record-breaking season. He is just 2,000 runs away from becoming the leading run-scorer in Test cricket history, and he could also break the record for the most centuries scored in a single season.
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