The 'Little Master', however, played down Kohli's much-publicised reaction to a reporter's query about whether he agreed with coach Ravi Shastri on this being the best travelling team in last 15 years.
After the humiliating 1-4 defeat against England in the just-concluded five-Test series, Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar reckoned that Virat Kohli still has a "lot to learn".
"He (Virat) still has a lot to learn. Like we saw in South Africa earlier and now in England too, there were instances when right field placements or timely bowling changes made by him could have made a big difference. That was missing again. It has just been two years (he took over four years back) since he took over as a captain. So at times the lack of experience shows," Gavaskar told India Today news channel.
The 'Little Master', however, played down Kohli's much-publicised reaction to a reporter's query about whether he agreed with coach Ravi Shastri on this being the best travelling team in last 15 years.
While the question asked by the scribe was "justified", Gavaskar felt may be the timing was wrong.
"That is probably the wrong time to ask him that question. He (Virat) must have been hurting from the defeat. Maybe the reporter was perfectly justified in asking that, but I don't think any skipper would have responded with a 'you are right but we are wrong' statement," he said.
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