Virat kohli form is an worry for Team India as he has not scored runs according to his standard

WTC Final | The final match of the World Test Championship between India and New Zealand is to be played from 18 to 22 June at the Aegis Bowl ground in Southampton. From India's point of view, Virat Kohli's bat is very important in the final match. Virat had scored runs on the last England tour, so the team will have high hopes from his captain in the final of the WTC. However, the Indian captain's bat has been silent in the longest format of cricket for some time now. Since November 2019, Virat has not scored a single century with the bat.

Between 2016 and 2018, Virat was in the best form of his career. Kohli had scored 3596 runs in 25 Test matches during this period and his average was 75.33 in 2016, 75.64 in 2017 and 55.08 in 2018. But, if we talk about Virat's performance from the year 2019 till now, then he has not been very happy. Since the beginning of the year 2019, the Indian captain has played 14 Test matches, in which he has scored less than 1000 runs. Kohli's bat scored 612 runs in the year 2019, 116 in 2020 and 172 runs this year. Virat, who scored hundreds at one time, has not scored a single century since November 2019.

Even on foreign soil, Virat has not been able to show anything special since the beginning of the year 2020. Except for his 74 in the Adelaide Test against Australia, Kohli has not even crossed the 20-run mark in the remaining five innings. Since the year 2020, Virat's average in Tests outside the house has also been 19.33. Kohli has scored only 116 runs in 6 innings during this period and only one half-century has come off his bat. It is clear that Kohli's record has not been special in Test cricket in the recent past. However, in the final of the WTC, the Indian team will definitely expect a big innings from Virat.