Virat Kohli, India Test captain, has never shied far from communicating his aggression on the field. What's more, that demeanor has inspired another incredible captain Sourav Ganguly - himself's identity known for his aggressive state of mind.
"His (Kohli's) aggression is two-times more than mine," he told journalists in Kolkata.
Ganguly broadly celebrated India's Natwest triangular Series win in 2002 by removing his shirt at the Lord's cricket ground.
Kohli likewise is not known to offer a bit of leeway to the resistance.
The dashing right-hander as of late drove India to their fifth progressive Test triumph after India's innings and 36 runs win at Mumbai, their greatest triumph over England in Tests at home.
Kohli additionally turned into the first Indian chief to win five progressive Test series - 2-1 versus Sri Lanka in 2015; 3-0 versus South Africa in 2015-16; 2-0 versus West Indies in 2016; 3-0 versus New Zealand and 3-0 (driving) versus England in 2016-17.
On his, Foundation went for school kids and the lesser special ones at various area schools of the state, Ganguly said, "Through PitchVision we guarantee to take cricket in West Bengal to the next level.
"We will delegate 100-150 mentors to help in the preparation of different children from various schools will's identity connected with us. Free training will likewise be given to cricketers who are not financially solid," he included.
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