Former India cricketer turned commentator Irfan Pathan heavily criticised star India batter Virat Kohli for his prolonged poor form in Test cricket after series loss vs Australia.

Former Indian all-rounder Irfan Pathan has criticised Virat Kohli, questioning the senior player’s recent performances and its impact on the Indian cricket team’s results. Pathan expressed his concerns over Kohli’s form,

Irfan Pathan also took aim at the superstar culture in the Indian team, suggesting that it's time to move away from this approach.

Even the great Sachin Tendulkar played Ranji Trophy even when it wasn’t required of him, only because he wanted to spend that much time—four or five days—on the pitch,” said Pathan speaking on Star Sports.

For the Indian team in 2024, in the first innings where you basically set up the match, Virat Kohli’s average is 15. And if you consider his average over the last five years, it's not even 30. Does the Indian team deserve its senior player?

Irfan Pathan also slammed Virat Kohli for repeatedly making same mistakes in the tour of Australia and then added: "Sunny sir (Sunil Gavaskar) is here. How long does it take to talk to Sunny Sir or someone?

Irfan Pathan criticizes Virat Kohli for not engaging in domestic cricket to address technical flaws, suggesting a shift from superstar to team culture in Indian cricket. Pathan questions Kohli's place due to poor form,

Kohli could manage only 190 runs in his nine innings in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, repeatedly offering edges to the slip cordon or keeper.

Sunil Gavaskar called for India's international players to take part in the upcoming Ranji Trophy games to work on their technical flaws ahead of the new WTC cycle.

Irfan Pathan criticised Virat Kohli for not playing domestic cricket to address technical flaws. He questioned Kohli’s place in the Indian team and called for an end to the superstar culture. Kohli and Rohit Sharma struggled during the Test series against Australia,