The stance of the Australian media went viral on social media as Indian fans shared images of front page of the newspaper, bearing the face of Kohli, with the headline reading: "Y

Virat Kohli dominates Australian headlines ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, with major newspapers focusing on his form and legacy.

Sydney-based tabloid The Daily Telegraph featured Virat Kohli on its front page with the text ‘Yugon Ki Ladai’ (fight for the ages) in Hindi. Opening batter Yashasvi Jaiswal was also featured on the back page of the newspaper with a Punjabi headline.

Anywhere, everywhere it was just Virat Kohli in the Australian sports pages on Tuesday, November 12. Kohli, the face of Indian and world cricket, had his face all over the newspapers Down Under with the previews in Hindi and Punjabi no less ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Virat Kohli, who was the first to reach Australia from the Indian team, has already started to dominate the local newspapers.

India have been under major criticism after suffering a 3-0 series defeat at home to New Zealand, and former skipper Virat Kohli has been under the scanner having scored just 93 runs at an average of 15.

There is no denying that Virat Kohli has been the face of Indian cricket for the last decade despite having stepped down from captaincy three years ago. Hence, just like the old times, Kohli dominated the front pages of Australian newspapers upon his arrival in Perth on Sunday,

Virat Kohli, amidst a recent slump in form, is anticipated to make his final appearance on Australian soil during the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy. Despite his struggles, many believe Kohli can regain his form,