Virat Kohli may face a big threat if he continues captaincy in all 3 formats

Virat Kohli may face a big threat

New Delhi Virat Kohli is currently captaining Team India in all three formats. However, many cricketer experts have been saying for some time about the captaincy of the team that it should be divided. T20 captaincy should be handed over to Rohit Sharma while Virat Kohli should handle the Test and ODI captaincy. This will also reduce the workload of Virat.

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Virat Kohli is 32 years old and some people feel that now he should give up the captaincy of one of the three formats. Former Australian captain Tom Moody also gave his advice on split captaincy in the Indian team. Talking to cricket expert Harsha Bhogle, Tom Moody said that the pressure to captain India is different in all the three formats of cricket.

He said that if India is worried about the impact on Virat's career in international cricket, then split captaincy should be considered. Moody said that if Virat Kohli continues to captain the three formats of cricket, it is likely that he may lose two to three years of his international career. That means, now captaining in all three formats, his international career will be shortened by two to three years.

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Virat Kohli got the captaincy of India's Test team in 2014 while he became the captain of the committee over in the year 2017. Virat Kohli is the most successful captain of India. Tom Moody said that different formats make a difference to different captains. For this, he also gave the example of the England cricket team. He said that Eoin Morgan is not a Test player, but he is a great player of white-ball cricket. He is the captain of the team in the limited format while the captain of the Test team is with Joe Root. This makes the work easier and the workload does not have much effect on any one player.