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The Indian team arrived in London on Thursday with Kohli at the forefront..
The final Test between India and New Zealand will be played in England, including the Women’s World Cup final.
Virat Kohli expresses his love for the Ageas Bowl Stadium in the World Test Championship final. Look at this.
When captaining the India national cricket team, Virat Kohli appeared relaxed and beaming with joy as he took a photo at The Ageas Bowl stadium on Friday.
On Thursday, the rest of the India team landed in England and found themselves in Southampton to see the venue of the World Test Championship final: The Ageas Bowl, in Southampton. Indian captain Virat Kohli posted a picture from the stadium on his Instagram account Friday morning. In Kohli’s Instagram story, he stands on the stadium’s balcony with the ground in the background. To express his feelings about the venue, the India captain added a heart-eye emoji to his Instagram story.
On June 18, India will start the Test series against England with Virat Kohli as the captain. Then they will play the final of the World Test Championship against New Zealand, followed by the subsequent five-match Test series.
In a virtual pre-department press conference before the team’s departure, the team captain, Virat Kohli, said that both teams are “on equal footing” when it comes to the conditions in Southampton.
“The ground is as fertile for us as it is in New Zealand. Let’s board the flight and assume that we’re on equal ground. Whichever team outperforms sessions, hours, and/or days will emerge victorious “Kohli had said as much.
As a result, the Indian team arrived at London’s Heathrow airport after leaving Mumbai late on Wednesday.
The BCCI shared a video on Twitter on Friday that contained information about the quarantine schedule that the team has to follow while in England.
A quarantine team will stay at the stadium’s hotel for three days. There, they will be isolated from the rest of the team and prohibited from meeting each other, but they will be able to practice freely after three days.
