'Make Kohli the captain again', who made this demand after seeing Virat's brilliance in the Sydney Test?

Star batsman Virat Kohli, who left the captaincy of Team India three years ago, was once again seen in his old style on the field. Rohit Sharma had distanced himself from the Sydney Test, after which vice-captain Jaspreet Bumrah took over the command of the team. However, on the second day of the match, Jaspreet Bumrah left the field after injury. After this, Virat Kohli took over the command of the team. As soon as Virat took over the command, the Indian bowlers suddenly started wreaking havoc and finished off Australia quickly, after which there was a demand to make Kohli the captain again.

This is how Australia collapsed under Virat's captaincy

When Jasprit Bumrah left the field after injury, Australia's score in the first innings was 96 runs for 4 wickets. From here Virat took the command of the team in his hands and the entire Australian team collapsed for 181 runs. After Virat took over the command of India, Australia lost its last 6 wickets in making 85 runs. Virat once again won the hearts of the fans with his captaincy. Australia at one time seemed to be ahead of India's first innings score but in the end, it remained 4 runs behind India's first innings score. Let us tell you that Team India scored 185 runs in the first innings.

Then what, fans on social media demanded to make Kohli be the captain again. A user wrote in praise of Virat, 'Australia's score from 162/6 to 181 all out. That too without Bumrah. Captain Virat Kohli'. A user wrote, 'Bring Virat back as Test captain and see us flourish once again'.

A user wrote, 'He is Kohli, he does not need Bumrah to take wickets. The greatest Test captain'. A user shared a picture and wrote, 'Siraj, Reddy, Prasidh Krishna under the captaincy of Virat Kohli'. Let us tell you that all the wickets of Australia came in the account of fast bowlers. Mohammad Siraj and Prasidh Krishna took three wickets each. Nitish Kumar Reddy and Jaspreet Bumrah took two wickets each.