Watch - Virat Kohli Knocks Kuldeep Yadav for a Massive Hit in Nets

It seems like Australia is going to face the tough times ahead with Virat Kohli at the crease. The flamboyant Indian skipper is knocking the ball like a dream just ahead of the first Test in Adelaide. Meanwhile, Cricket Australia shared a video of him smacking the ball over the long-on off Kuldeep Yadav in the nets.

Furthermore, Virat Kohli had a grand success on the Australian soil on past two tours. He garnered 992 runs in eight Tests with five centuries to his name. Also, he has got the highest average for an Indian batsman against Australians in Australia, which makes him the cynosure of the eyes as well.

Watch the video here –

.@imVkohli goes BIG in the Adelaide Oval nets #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/N6HjjicwwI

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 4, 2018

India skipper Virat Kohli in the Adelaide Oval nets today (watch with the sound on).@alintaenergy | #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/OnhH5i7xkP

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 4, 2018

First Test to be played in Adelaide:

The first Test of the series has got enough ingredients to be on the must-watch list for the cricket fanatics. The series victory is very crucial for both the sides for obvious reasons. Team India would like to stamp their authority in overseas Tests while Australia has got a lot of reasons to seal the series.

Team India’s last couple of tours in England and South Africa have gone down to the wire, but unfortunately, failed to get the result in their way. It would be the best chance for them to prove their mettle in the overseas conditions.

On the other side, Cricket Australia has hit the downside bar ever since the ball-tampering saga took their best players out of the game. Since then, they have faltered pretty badly thus making the things looks bleak for Australia.

They are yet to win the series for Australia. However, all those would vanish away if they get the success against India in the upcoming Test series. All in all, an intriguing series is on the way.