India Wins the Test Series Against West Indies

India Wins the Test Series Against West Indies

India's victory over the West Indies in the second test not only gave them a sweep of the 2-0 series and first place in the World Test Championship standings. And it was also their 28th win under Virat Kohli captaincy, making it most successful Indian Captain in Test matches. Kohli, captain of the test team, however, said his feat as captain was only a by-product of his team and his bowlers.

"The captaincy is right in front of your name, honestly. It's the collective effort that counts," Bumrah told Ian Bishop during the presentation after the game. If we did not have the bowlers we had, I do not think the results would have been possible.

"Yes, you can score as many points as you like, but if you look at these guys running around and putting their heart in it. I mean the fate of Shami today, Bumrah after having a little reproach, Ishant throwing it in the center, Jadeja bowling a long time. I don't think it was possible without those bowlers. So I think all the credit goes to the whole team.

India won the second test match in the second session on the fourth day, and Kohli praised man of the game, Hanuma Vihari, who managed 111 and 53 to become the outstanding batsman of the tournament. Vihari's strike was characterized by his the ease with which he had left the ball and the patience he had shown, which had finally allowed the ball to roll in his goals.

"You have to be patient on this type of wicket, and you have to select the balls that are in your area to score points." "Because there's something for fast bowlers, and you must go out of the stump and wait for them to come to you."

Kohli admitted that the pitch dictated the game plan for the stick and indicated that Vihari had calmed down the locker room.

"Depending on the surface, I think it was a first-class round." "He's a guy who's very sure of his game, and you can see it when he's playing. He looks confident, and the dressing room is very quiet looking at him. I think it's a quality he naturally possesses because his game is so fair. He is always willing to improve, accepts his mistakes, and corrects them immediately, and he gets the results pretty quickly.

He plays with a lot of heart is always ready to do something for the team and that's why he always ends up playing crucial innings for us. It's a very young career so far, but it has shown why it's been s have been saved and selected from this team. "

India has been ranked Number one in the cricket test since October 2016. Kohli led them everywhere except when he was injured. He assumed the position of full-time test captain when Dhoni announced his retirement midway through the Australian tour of Australia in 2015-16, after leading the first test of the series with Dhoni injured, and then in the last match that followed Dhoni. Departure. Before the victory in the Caribbean, he had led India to its first series victory in Australia in 2018-19.