India will be er to prove why y are top-ranked Test side in ongoing three-match Test series against South Africa as Virat Kohli-led side look to regain Freedom Trophy and dominate ICC World Test Championship rankings as India are on summit of points table with 120 points after having won both Test matches in West Indies. Coming back to Virat Kohli, Indian skipper had an outstanding day on Day 1 of first Test which is being played in Vizag. First, he won toss and elected to bat first. Even though Kohli did t come out to bat, he was seen having some fun in dressing room.

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Virat Kohli entertains his team-mates

Openers Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal got India off to a flying start. duo saw off new ball well and n took command as South African pacers and spinners were taken to cleaners. However, what stood most was that of Virat Kohli's funny behaviour in dressing room. With his team in a strong position, skipper looked relaxed and pulled off a comical act which left his team-mates, Umesh Yadav and Kuldeep Yadav in splits. Even Virat was seen having a hearty laugh over it as well. video of this hilarious incident was posted by Indian Cricket Team on social media. 

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Team India's run-fest at Vizag

Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal laid a solid foundation for India. 'Hitman' who is making his comeback to Test cricket silenced his critics as he scored his fourth Test century. He scored a brilliant 244-ball 176. Meanwhile, Mayank Agarwal tched up his maiden double ton in Test cricket ( 215 off 371 deliveries). opening pair of Rohit and Mayank added 317 runs. Virat Kohli failed to capitalise as he could only man a 40-ball 20 at a strike rate of 50. Barring Ravindra Jadeja, ne of  batsmen could make too much impact once openers were dismissed.

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