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What If Virat Kohli Won the England Series in 2021? | “60 Overs of Hell” | CommBox India

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What If Virat Kohli Won the England Series in 2021? | “60 Overs of Hell” | CommBox India

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What if Virat Kohli had won the 2021 Test series against England? Would it have changed the course of Indian cricket, Kohli's captaincy and his legacy as a Test leader? On this episode of CommBox India, Akshay and Saurabh revisit one of the most fascinating alternate-history questions in modern Indian cricket: what if Virat Kohli's India had beaten England in the 2021 Test series? The series was one of the great dramas of the Kohli captaincy era. India won the Lord's Test by 151 runs after Kohli gave his famous “60 overs of hell” challenge to his bowlers, before England hit back at Headingley. India then won at The Oval, leaving the series 2-1 before the fifth Test was postponed. But what if India had gone one step further and completed a series victory in England? Would Virat Kohli's legacy as an overseas Test captain look completely different? Could India have been remembered as the dominant Test team of the era? And would the trajectory of Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Ravi Shastri and Indian Test cricket have changed? 🏏 In this episode: • What if India beat England in the 2021 Test series? • Virat Kohli's 2021 England tour • The famous “60 overs of hell” moment • India vs England 2021 alternate history • Virat Kohli's Test captaincy • Kohli's overseas Test record and legacy • Lord's 2021 and India's incredible comeback • KL Rahul's 129 at Lord's • Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj • India's dominant pace attack • What happened at Headingley? • The Oval Test and India's 2-1 series lead • Could India have won the series 3-1? • Would Kohli's captaincy legacy be different? • The impact on Indian Test cricket • An alternate timeline for Virat Kohli and Team India The famous “60 overs of hell” line came after India declared at 298/8, setting England 272 to win or survive 60 overs. India then bowled England out for 120 to win by 151 runs. If India had won that series, what would have changed? Akshay and Saurabh explore the biggest “what if?” in Virat Kohli's Test captaincy and imagine how Indian cricket history might look today. All this and much more on CommBox India.