'King Kohli' spearheads India's charge to end drought Down Under


FILE PHOTO: Cricket - England v India - Fourth Test - Ageas Bowl, West End, Britain - September 2, 2018 India's Virat Kohli in action Action Images via Reuters/Paul Childs

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Having proved his credentials as a batsman in Australia four years ago, Virat Kohli returns for a series Down Under that could well define his legacy as India captain.

Pundits once bracketed Kohli alongside Australia's Steve Smith, Joe Root from England and New Zealand's Kane Williamson as the batsmen who would go on to dominate world cricket but the India skipper's prolific run-scoring form and consistency has set him apart from the rest.

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