Kohli Test Average

[Spark]

Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.

 

[Ali TT]

Perhaps one of Kohli groupies on this forum will screenshot your post and circulate on social media how ENG fans still fear their man.

I just learned that they are already talking about Kohli is the only one who averages over 47 in test and ODIs.

Has to be over 47 I guess to exclude Viv's ODI average of exactly 47.00

 

[Johan]

Has to be over 47 I guess to exclude Viv's ODI average of exactly 47.00

Dw Joe Root plays volleyball

51 in test
47.6 in ODI

 

[trundler]

Hussey averaged over 48 in both tests and ODIs.

 

[Qlder]

I just learned that they are already talking about Kohli is the only one who averages over 47 in test and ODIs.

AB de Villiers says hello with 50.66 in tests and 53.50 in ODIs

 

[honestbharani]

I legitimately do not think there is a single regular Indian poster left on this forum who thinks Kohli is anything other than crispy deep fried.

You seriously think GQ posts with any IQ?

 

[Daemon]

Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.

His wagon wheel this year

 

[Prince EWS]

Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.

Dhawan did that from Melbourne for ages as well.

 

[Burgey]

Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.

Basically India's Clive James.

 

[flibbertyjibber]

Basically India's Clive James.

Only this is funnier

 

[Molehill]

Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.

Not sure I'd call Mayfair the English Countryside!!

 

[Fuller Pilch]

Not sure I'd call Mayfair the English Countryside!!

Agree. It is right next to Park Lane.

 

[Chin Music]

Not sure I'd call Mayfair the English Countryside!!

Plenty of greenery in Hyde Park.......

 

[Molehill]

Plenty of greenery in Hyde Park.......

Mrs M always highlights this as one of the reasons she likes London over other big Cities, so many more green areas.

But it still ain't the countryside....

 

[Chin Music]

Mrs M always highlights this as one of the reasons she likes London over other big Cities, so many more green areas.

But it still ain't the countryside....

I was being rather facetious, but yeah we are blessed. I live near Victoria Park which is another park that makes you feel a sense of dislocation when you can easily forget for a moment where you are if not in sight of a 50s/60s tower block or that you can see Canary Wharf in the distance.

 

[Molehill]

I was being rather facetious, but yeah we are blessed. I live near Victoria Park which is another park that makes you feel a sense of dislocation when you can easily forget for a moment where you are if not in sight of a 50s/60s tower block or that you can see Canary Wharf in the distance.

I wanted to go and see The Maccabees reunion at All Points East next Summer, but Victoria Park is just a pain to get to from the West side of London.

 

[Chin Music]

I wanted to go and see The Maccabees reunion at All Points East next Summer, but Victoria Park is just a pain to get to from the West side of London.

It is a fair distance across town, yes, especially when it isn't that close to any tube or overground station.

 

[h_hurricane]

Kohli has every weakness covered these days. He has reached the perfect place of equilibrium. Spin, swing, pace, running between the wickets. He is basically equally **** against anything.

 

[subshakerz]

I legitimately do not think there is a single regular Indian poster left on this forum who thinks Kohli is anything other than crispy deep fried.

I don't get the Kohli hate. It's sad to see him like this.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Isn't it that his ceiling is high, and in recent past in the red ball game, his numbers haven't been that good?