Updated On: 04 March, 2022 07:35 AM IST | Mohali | Santosh Suri
New skipper Rohit Sharma credits Kohli for India’s dominating presence on the longer format charts; aims to carry forward the star batsman’s legacy

Virat Kohli during a practice session at Mohali on Wednesday. Pic/PTI
There was no media interaction scheduled with Virat Kohli on the eve of his 100th Test match. It was not clear whether the master batsman was himself reluctant to face journalists or whether the BCCI just did not think it worthwhile. The media was eagerly waiting to hear from Kohli, so in his absence, it was left to skipper Rohit Sharma to pay tributes to his former captain.
Rohit said: “It has been a long journey for him and it has been a wonderful one. He has done exceedingly well in this format, he has changed so many things in the way the team is moving forward. It has been one hell of a ride for him and it will continue to be in the coming years,” said Rohit during a virtual press conference.