Former Australia captain Michael Clarke termed Virat Kohli's aggression as one of his greatest strengths. Clarke lauded Virat Kohli for the way he led India to a sensational victory over Australia in the Bengaluru Test. Kohli himself rated India's 75-run victory as the best of his captaincy career so far.

Speaking about fast bowler Mitchell Starc being ruled out of the remaining two Tests o Friday due to a stress fracture in his foot, Clarke said that Starc's absence will have a huge bearing on the final outcome of the four-Test series against India.

"Virat Kohli was aggressive in his captaincy. (Ravichandran) Ashwin once again showed he is absolutely brilliant. India's 188 run lead was plenty for Australia," Clarke said to reporters.

"I don't think it would be fair to judge any win that India have had over Australia. What I like about these matches is very evident with the emotions on the faces of these players. This has been a very special win for India and Virat has himself said that this is one of the most special wins for him as captain," Clarke concluded.

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