Virat Kohli's battles with Australians, both with the bat and with words, have been a central feature of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy over the years.

Former Australian cricketer Glenn McGrath has proposed a strategy for the upcoming five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy, starting in Perth on November 22. He feels that Australia's best bet would be to target India's main man Virat Kohli.

With the high-stakes five-match Test series beginning on November 22, Virat Kohli's experience and form will be pivotal for India, especially with crucial ICC World Test Championship points at stake

Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar believes that Kohli has an idea of what Australian bowlers might plan for him and expects the Delhi-born to practice accordingly. He highlighted that in the last couple of series, Virat left the ball that was pitched outside off and played a drive on a couple of occasions.

As India and Australia gear up for the five-match Test series starting November 22 in Perth, all eyes will be on Kohli, who loves playing Down Under, having scored hundreds at almost all venues scheduled to host matches this time.

Mitchell Johnson opened up about his expectations over Virat Kohli's performance in the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy series. This will be Kohli's 5th Test tour to Australia.

Johnson who had a fierce rivalry with Kohli at the time recalled what it was like playing against the Indian batter and what made him unique.

Former Australian cricketer Mitchell Johnson questions Virat Kohli's ability to lead India to victory in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, citing Kohli's recent form slump. Johnson acknowledges Kohli's fighting spirit and impact on Indian cricket but anticipates a challenging series for the former Indian captain.

Pace legend Glenn McGrath feels Australia have the "ammunition" to target an "emotional" Virat Kohli, who will be under pressure if he gets off to a poor start at the five-match Test series for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy,

Glenn McGrath says with India coming off after a 3-0 loss against New Zealand, the Australian team must use all the ammunition to attack India.

Former Australian paceman Glenn McGrath believes Australia has the upper hand against Virat Kohli in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. McGrath suggests exploiting Kohli's recent form slump and putting him under pressure,