The Indian cricket team is touring Australia these days. After missing the ODI series, Team India made a comeback in the T20 International Series. In the series, Hardik Pandya emerged as the finisher while bowler T Natarajan impressed everyone with his bowling. Skipper Virat Kohli also praised Natarajan and said he could prove himself to be a key player in the next T20 World Cup. Natarajan has taken eight wickets including ODIs and T20s (four).

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At the press conference after the match, Kohli said, ‘I want to make a special mention of Natarajan. In the absence of (Mohammed) Shami and Jaspreet (Bumrah), they took good responsibility and bowled spectacularly under pressure. He said, ‘They are playing in their opening matches internationally because they are unmatched. He is seen as a very patient, humble and hard working player. He knows what he’s doing. ‘

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India will host the T20 World Cup in October-November next year. “I am confident that the left-arm fast bowler is important to any team and they will work hard on their game and become a better bowler,” Kohli said. If they continue bowling this way, it will be good for us before the next World Cup.

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In the third and final T20, India lost by 12 runs and won the series 2–1 and despite the absence of key players like Rohit Sharma, Shami and Bumrah, Kohli said he was impressed by the team’s attitude of never giving up. He said, ‘We’ve played good cricket in the last 11-12 T20s. In fact, the team consisted of players with little experience of international cricket. From this standpoint, this is a good show, especially after losing the first two ODIs, we have stayed confident and made a good comeback.

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Kohli has said that India should now play a four-Test series against Australia starting December 17 and are in good health ahead of the first-night match in Adelaide. He said, ‘I’m really good today. I am in a good mood. Starting the first ODI was a little difficult. I’ve worked on some aspects of my game. It doesn’t have much to do with technique but I tried to be in a good mood. “I think that when I am in a good mood I can change the format easily and adapt to the circumstances,” Kohli said.