Wellington: Indian team India captain Virat Kohli has called the World Test Championship the biggest tournament before the start of the Test series against New Zealand, saying that it is the mother of all ICC events. Kohli on Friday said before the first Test match between India and New Zealand at the Basin Reserve that "I think all ICC tournaments start with the World Test Championship."

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He said that this is the biggest of all the tournaments, as all the teams want to play the final match at Lord's. Virat Kohli further said, "We are also no different from other teams. We are also in the same mindset. We want to make sure that we qualify in this tournament as soon as possible and win the championship." He further said that his excitement has increased even more due to the long format of the Test Championship.

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Kohli said, "As a team, we have realized that the length of the format has made Test cricket more interesting even though we have not played more Tests outside the home. This is our first overseas tour after the tour of West Indies. Tour. " The Indian team currently leads the World Test Championship with 360 points, while the New Zealand team is ranked sixth with 60 points.

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