He will never be afraid of Virat. Former coach of Australia has already warned his team.

Cricket News Desk. India's legendary batsman Virat Kohli is not in his top form these days. He is struggling to score runs. Kohli is not able to convert a good start into a big innings. In such a situation, many people feel that he will not be able to do anything special during the upcoming Test series in Australia. However, former Australia head coach Justin Langer believes that Kohli will make a great comeback in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Kohli's performance in the recent series against Bangladesh and New Zealand has not been anything special. He could score only 192 runs in 5 tests.

What did Langer say?

Speaking to The West Australian, Langer said, “You can never take a champion lightly and that happens in every sport, because he is a champion. There are 1.5 billion cricket fans in India and add the rest of the world ” They just expect excellence and the team will be under pressure so how they bounce back will be important.'' The last time the Indian team won a Test series in Australia was when Langer was the coach.

Kohli's last tour of Australia

Langer said that even though Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other players are out due to age, he is keen to see the Indian team play. This could be Kohli's last tour of Australia. Kohli's record in Australia has been excellent. He has scored 1352 runs in 13 matches at an average of 54.08.

Langer made a special appeal

Langer has made a special appeal to his countrymen. He said that this would be the last tour of Indian stalwarts to Australia. In such a situation, fans should go to the stadium and watch their game. Cricket should be enjoyed. “The players are considered to have missed out due to their age,” Langer said. People do this all the time. I just want to see them play. I hope that if Kohli comes here for the last time, people will enjoy it. He is a superstar. Rohit Sharma is also there, Ravichandran Ashwin is also there, Ravindra Jadeja is also there, Jasprit Bumrah is also there. The Australian bowling attack is also very senior now…so enjoy it while you can. They won't last forever.