Virat Kohli is the first Indian captain to win 8 consecutive series across all formats. He breaks the record of former captain MS Dhoni who had won 7 consecutive series in 2013.
Under Kohli’s captaincy the team is more aggressive in it’s approach. This very aggression can create a win-win situation even in the most hopeless condition.
Kohli’s strategy is quite different from the former captains. He believes in holding on to the strike to build a good partnership in the beginning and in the final overs he lashes out on the bowlers scoring runs for his team.
The recent Indian captain has really strengthened the bowling order of the team. The usual combination played by the other captains were 6 batsmen and 4 bowlers. Virat however played a master stroke by appointing one all rounder which gave him a total of 5 bowlers thus strengthening the bowling line up.
We can find in Virat a mixture of traits of both Yuvraj Singh and master blaster Sachin Tendulkar. A perfect combination of aggression and logic is what required to make a great captain.
Last but not the least , his virtue of humility helps him to acquire wisdom of the senior players as well as advice of junior players and lead his team towards innumerable victories.