Overview
- Tom Moody said India’s white-ball era under Virat Kohli was one of high expectation that ended in disappointment.
- Harbhajan Singh argued that the quality of players available meant India could have won three or four ICC trophies.
- Sanjay Manjrekar criticized selection decisions in the Kohli–Ravi Shastri period, calling team selection his biggest concern.
- AB de Villiers countered that judging captains solely on World Cup wins is unfair and too narrow a measure of leadership.
- Under Kohli, India went 65–27 in 95 ODIs and 30–16 in 50 T20Is, yet the run produced no ICC title in white-ball cricket.