At 36 years old, Virat Kohli remains a prominent figure in Indian cricket, revered by fans and experts alike. Currently in Australia for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy commencing on November 22, Kohli is the subject of much attention from the Australian media.

Pace legend Glenn McGrath feels Australia have the "ammunition" to target an "emotional" Virat Kohli, who will be under pressure if he gets off to a poor start at the five-match Test series for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy,

Virat Kohli struggled to regain form when he took the field in a match simulation against India A ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Virat Kohli has not been in the best of form of late but Glenn McGrath has warned the Australian side from having a go at the Indian icon which could spark a return to form.

With the high-stakes five-match Test series beginning on November 22, Virat Kohli's experience and form will be pivotal for India, especially with crucial ICC World Test Championship points at stake

In the upcoming series, Virat Kohli will be aiming to surpass Sachin Tendulkar's record of 1809 Test runs in Australia

Johnson who had a fierce rivalry with Kohli at the time recalled what it was like playing against the Indian batter and what made him unique.

Michael Clarke predicted that Virat Kohli has to be the leading run-getter in the series if India aim to win the series against Australia. He also said that Rishabh Pant also has to be right behind Kohli and make an impact.

Former Australian cricketer Mitchell Johnson questions Virat Kohli's ability to lead India to victory in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, citing Kohli's recent form slump. Johnson acknowledges Kohli's fighting spirit and impact on Indian cricket but anticipates a challenging series for the former Indian captain.

Glenn McGrath says with India coming off after a 3-0 loss against New Zealand, the Australian team must use all the ammunition to attack India.