Virat Kohli and Dinesh Karthik | Virat Kohli talk about India vs England Test Series With Dinesh Karthik Karthik asked Kohli a ‘difficult question’ about England Test series, Indian captain gave a strong answer

The Indian team is currently on a tour of England, where they have to play a five-Test series. The first Test between India and England will start on Wednesday. Before the start of the series, Indian captain Virat Kohli took some time out and talked to Dinesh Karthik, who recently made his commentary debut. He expressed his opinion on many personal and professional things during the interview. Along with this, Kohli was also asked a difficult question about winning the Test series in England, to which the Indian captain gave a strong answer.

Karthik asked Kohli what does it take to win a Test series against England on his own soil? In response to this, Kohli said that I will first answer your second question. Every day in the five-Test series, you have to constantly push for passion and excellence. Also, I need to tell myself that I want to work hard and I want to play in such conditions. However, it is difficult to do that daily in every Test match. You have to be prepared for this kind of workload and mental load.

During an interview with Sky Sports, Kohli also told Karthik that winning a five-match Test series in England is equivalent to winning a Test series anywhere in the world. Kohli said, ‘Now let me answer your first question. For me personally it means nothing more than winning a Test match or a Test series anywhere else in the world.

Virat Kohli has so far scored 7547 runs in 92 Test matches for Team India. India played the final of the ICC World Test Championship under Kohli, but the team was defeated. Kohli said that for me these things are not milestones in my career. We step on the field and we compete. We want to win every Test match. That’s what matters most to me, because it’s a culture, it’s a result.

He said, ‘It will be a big deal for Indian cricket to win the Test series in England and we have done it before. We can do it again, but I like this culture more. I will do everything to the best of my ability, even if you lose the Test match. He said, ‘I want us to try to register a win on the third or fourth day of the Test match because I do not like to try to save the match by surrendering.’