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 ‘The new king of international cricket’; ‘More Australian than he is Indian’; ‘Part yogi, part rogue’; ‘The man who would be king’; ‘The agent provocateur of the mouthy kind’; ‘An ego carrying a sabre’, Virat Kohli has divided opinions in Australia. These are but only some of the many ways nike roshe run trainers in which experts Down Under, former cricketers and others, have tried to describe his enigmatic genius during the last month or so. Take your pick. Some love him. Some hate him. Some can’t get enough of him. Some can’t stand him. It’s almost like Australia doesn’t know what to make of him. Is he the boy wonder set to take over the world? Is he the enfant terrible who refuses to grow up and act his age?The Channel 9 commentary team for one has sure been obsessed with him. nike roshe run womens In fact, their cameras have rarely missed a beat when Kohli has been on the field, especially when the two teams have been involved in one of the many confrontations that have taken place during the scoring four centuries, he’s also ensured that he’s been in front of the cameras for lengthy fact the running joke in Channel 9’s studio has been nike roshe run womens how Kohli’s nike roshe run women always in the frame whenever an Australian batsman is walking off after getting out or whenever any two players are involved in a sledging war.“You know Virat will be there,” like Shane Warne has said nel 9 too has been split in its views of Kohli and his in-your-face when Shikhar Dhawan and Shane Watson got into a little scuffle at the MCG during the Boxing Day Test, and Kohli was in the mix in no time. Even as the other two were separated, Kohli spent a few minutes in an animated discussion with the umpires.“What is he doing there speaking to the umpires? He’s not even captain,” said Ian Healy on commentary. Bill Lawry though was quick to pounce on him. “Do you even know what he’s saying to the umpire? He has every right to do so. If Australia are willing to dish it (verbals) out they should be able to cop it, too,” said the former Australian exchange between Healy and Lawry in many ways embodied the love-hate relationship that Australia has enjoyed with Kohli over the last month or so. Quite simply, the young Indian captain has left a whole nation awe-struck and spellbound with his exploits with the bat. Not just by the sheer number of runs but also by the way he’s gone about it. He had won over their admiration long before he got to the twin centuries at the Adelaide Oval in his first Test as captain had set the ball l at the same time, he’s been booed to the crease every time he’s walked out to bat. He’s been jeered near the fence whenever he’s ventured near the fence. And entire sections and bays have joined in the “Kohli is a wa***”