India vs Bangladesh One-off Test Day 2: 5 Talking Points

1.Virat Kohli’s regal form continues

Kohli’s unbelievable run in Tests continued on Friday

Sometimes, we as writers are also stumped while watching a genius at play. I am sure on several days for the past generation of writers, that scenario came about when Sachin Tendulkar was demolishing some of the best bowlers on view.

Fro this generation, that issue is cropping up while watching Virat Kohli bat. Every possible adjective has already been used to describe the right-hander, who just seems to have this never ending appetite for runs and is making, what is considered to be a difficult task of scoring a Test hundred, seem ridiculously easy.

There is a method to Kohli’s madness and it involves no slogging or rash strokes and instead relies upon conventional stroke play, which is great to see in a day-and-age where unconventionality breeds among the modern-day batsman.

On the second day, en route to his score of 204, Kohli broke numerous records, including going past Virender Sehwag for the most number of runs made by an Indian player in a home season also became the first playert to score four double tons in four consecutive series, and with more four Tests to go against Australia, one can expect him to get a few big scores under his belt.