Virat Kohli shows his anger on a journalist following India's loss at Centurion

Indian skipper Virat Kohli was a livid man following the poor show from Team India on Day five of the crucial Centurion Test. The reason behind his anger was the question posed by a journalist, on team’s lack of consistency in playing XI. Under the leadership of Virat Kohli, Team India have never played with the same playing XI for two games in a row. After the 135-run loss at Centurion, Kohli addressed the media. There was a question asked by the journalist about not retaining the same playing XI.

The 29-year-old batsman got angry at the sight of this question and hit back at the journalist asking him how many Test matches he had won as a skipper.

An angry response from Kohli

Here’s the conversation as per Times Now

Journalist: Talking about you not coming together well makes me think it’s because of the team selection. In 30 Tests you have captained you have changed the line-up in almost each and every Test that you played and I think you would know that to win Test matches you also need a little bit of consistency or rather a lot of consistency and you guys have been lacking that consistency. What would you put that down to? And how would you basically say that you guys will continue changing your team and still expect a different result?

Virat Kohli: How many Test matches have we won out of 30?

Journalist: How many have you changed the starting line-up?

Virat Kohli: How many have we won? How many have we won?

Journalist: How many have you changed the line-up for?

Virat Kohli: 21 wins, two losses. How many draws?

Journalist: How many in India?

Virat Kohli: It doesn’t matter. Wherever we play, we try to do our best. I’m here to answer your questions man, not to fight with you.

India made three changes going into the second Test, bringing in KL Rahul, Parthiv Patel and Ishant Sharma in place of the in-form Bhuvneshwar Kumar, an injured Wriddhiman Saha and Shikhar Dhawan.