A Decade of Dominance: Kohli's Test Captaincy Journey

In 2014, Virat Kohli debuted as India's Test captain against Australia, redefining the nation's cricketing approach. Under fire after a tough England tour, Kohli demonstrated leadership with aggressive tactics and stellar innings. Over eight years, he led India to historic victories, making him the country's most successful Test captain.

In 2014, a young Virat Kohli took the reins as India's Test captain against Australia during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. This marked the beginning of a transformative era in Indian Test cricket. Despite facing criticism after a difficult tour of England, Kohli had something to prove on the cricketing field.

Kohli seized the opportunity by scoring twin centuries in his first Test as captain. His bold approach and hunger for victory became the hallmark of his leadership, inspiring his teammates to new heights. By 2022, Kohli's record as captain stood out, having led India to 40 Test wins in 68 matches.

Under Kohli's captaincy, India broke several records, winning 16 Tests away from home, including formidable victories in hostile SENA countries. At home, his team achieved unprecedented success, with a win-loss ratio unmatched by any previous Indian captain. Kohli's legacy extends beyond his prowess as a batter; he reshaped Indian cricket's approach to Test matches.

(With inputs from agencies.)