Is the Indian team under Kohli "chokers"?

[Majestic]

In limited overs, we have seen enough of choking from Indian team in this era under Kohli post 2013 but it seems this is the case in Test Cricket too.

 

The GOAT Asian Captain has lost far too many close series away from home for his liking. It has always been losing out on crucial moments, whether it was SA 2018, England 2018 or WTC Final in NZ. Exactly same happened in SA this series too.

 

The memorable win of 2020 Australia came in the absence of Kohli and that was arguably the only time when we played out of our skin and went on to win the series comprehensively when it was actually the toughest of all.

 

It is better not to go into what his IPL team has done over 13 years but the records speak for themselves. Plenty of semis and finals but nothing to boost about.

Edited January 14, 2022 by Majestic

[CG]

No doubt

[nevada]

2 hours ago, Majestic said:

In limited overs, we have seen enough of choking from Indian team in this era under Kohli post 2013 but it seems this is the case in Test Cricket too.

 

The GOAT Asian Captain has lost far too many close series away from home for his liking. It has always been losing out on crucial moments, whether it was SA 2018, England 2018 or WTC Final in NZ. Exactly same happened in SA this series too.

 

The memorable win of 2020 Australia came in the absence of Kohli and that was arguably the only time when we played out of our skin and went on to win the series comprehensively when it was actually the toughest of all.

 

It is better not to go into what his IPL team has done over 13 years but the records speak for themselves. Plenty of semis and finals but nothing to boost about.

In his own words, but for those moments the team competed splendidly and don't let the scoreline deceive you into believing that we did poorly. Plus, he has nothing to prove to anyone these days except how to (not) celebrate Diwali.

[SK_IH]

Yes yes and yes