Virat Kohli tweets following 8 million followers on his official Twitter handle

Indian Test skipper, Virat Kohli has reached 8 million followers on his official Twitter handle. The news broke out when Kohli posted a selfie of himself on his official Twitter handle, thanking the fans for their support and love. He also meant that he was grateful to the fans for the love they had shown for him and the support they have given to him to which he is absolutely delighted. He is currently on a month-long break from international cricket following the Test series win over Sri Lanka, and will prepare himself for the all important home series against South Africa, starting October 2. Virat Kohli’s USP is his gut feeling, not conventional wisdom

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8 Million Followers! Absolutely Delighted. Thank You everyone for the immense love! #Grateful pic.twitter.com/9p2xn9fc7J

— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) September 6, 2015

Kohli’s coach Rajukmar Sharma, who has guided the Delhi star for a very long time, revealed that the India Test skipper wanted to change the team’s culture and concentrate on winning overseas Tests. In an interview to Mid-day, Rajkumar said, “We had a good chat before the team left for Sri Lanka. Virat was very clear about wanting to change the team’s culture and start winning overseas. Many a time, they came close to winning, but it didn’t happen. He went with a killer instinct on the Sri Lanka tour and he wants all his teammates to have the same kind of self-belief. Winning abroad is his goal.” Rajkumar Sharma: Virat Kohli wants to change Team India’s culture

Having registered their first series win on Sri Lankan soil in more than two decades, Indian skipper Kohli on Tuesday declared that there will be no change in his team’s philosophy of aggressive cricket as ‘drawn game is the last option’ for this current bunch of cricketers. “We maintain that drawing a Test match has to be the last option for our group of guys right now. They have responded beautifully and there is nothing better than winning,” reported PTI. Virat Kohli opines drawing a match is last option for team