Virat Kohli has not been at his best in recent times and struggled against spin in home conditions and Lyon is ready to exploit it in the upcoming series.

Australian spinner Nathan Lyon recounted a lighthearted sledging battle with Virat Kohli during the 2014 Adelaide Test, where Kohli scored centuries in both innings. Despite Kohli's dominance in Australia, he enters the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy ...

Virat Kohli has been struggling for form of late but veteran Australia spinner Nathan Lyon has nothing but respect for the Indian super star, who he says is a champion you can not write off.

The focus on Virat Kohli is getting closer and closer as the opening Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) in Perth approaches its start date -- November 22. And while many have doubted the batting icon's return to form from a lean phase in red-ball cricket since 2020,

Virat Kohli has been struggling for form of late, but the veteran Australia spinner has nothing but respect for the Indian, who he says is a champion you can not write off.

Dive into the cricketing duel between Virat Kohli and Nathan Lyon in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. With Kohli's recent form.

Virat Kohli has been struggling for form of late but veteran Australia spinner Nathan Lyon has nothing but respect for the Indian batting great, who he says is a champion you can not write off. Kohli has been enduring a lean patch over the past few months. In his last 60 Test innings, he has managed just two centuries and 11 fifties.

Nathan Lyon recalled a lighhearted sledging incident with Virat Kohli during the India's Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia.

Nathan Lyon has great respect for Virat Kohli. Lyon believes Kohli is a champion. He says you cannot write off players like Kohli. Lyon wants to dismiss Kohli in the upcoming series. He considers Kohli and Steve Smith as the best batters of the last decade.

Despite Virat Kohli's poor form in recent times, Australia spinner Nathan Lyon is not writing off the veteran batter. Lyon cited Kohli's great record in Australia and said it is challenging to play against him.

Australia will start strong favourites to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar trophy for the first time since 2017, with India still licking its wounds after a historic home whitewash to New Zealand.