'Don’t bring work home isn’t going to be applicable for some time' - Anushka Sharma pulls Virat Kohli's leg as India gears up for WTC final

Team India will resume their international duties with a long tour of England. The team will face New Zealand in the final of the inaugural edition of the World Test Championship from June 18 to June 22 at Southampton. After the WTC final, India will square off against England for a five-match Test series. 

Before the commencement of the WTC final, all the Indian players along with their families are completing a mandatory quarantine period at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. The hotel where the Indian team is residing offers a scenic background for the Ageas Bowl Stadium. Thus, the cricket players and their families are making proper use of the beautiful view from their rooms by clicking adorable pictures. 

On Saturday, June 6, Indian skipper Virat Kohli’s wife and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma also posted a beautiful picture on her official Instagram handle. In the snap, Anushka is seen standing on the balcony of her room with the cricket stadium in the background.

Meanwhile, it was the caption that caused a lot of buzz on social media. Anushka admitted that for a few months, Virat is exempted from the rule of ‘not bringing the work home’. “Don’t bring work home isn’t going to be applicable for Virat for some time. #QuarantineAtTheStadium,” the Bollywood diva wrote.

 

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Virat Kohli is more of an aggressive captain: Brett Lee

As the World Test Championship is fast approaching, former Australian seamer Brett Lee drew comparisons between the Indian skipper Virat Kohli and New Zealand captain Kane Williamson. Lee heaped praises on Williamson saying that he has a great cricket brain and knows when to attack. The veteran added that Virat, on the other hand, has an aggressive outlook towards the game and likes to express himself on the field.

“Kane is a lot more conservative without being boring. He has got a great cricket brain. I spent a fair bit of time with Kane recently and enjoy his company. I think he has got a wonderful cricket brain. I admire his level of calmness. Look at the other side of the ledger, and you look at Kohli, he is more of an aggressive captain. There is no right or wrong answer to any of these because I have played under captains who are conservative and captains who are too aggressive,” Lee said in an ICC release.