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Australian media compares Kohli to US President Trump

| | Mar 22, 2017, at 02:23 am
Sydney, Mar 21 (IBNS): The fight between Australia and India on the field is getting tense with even the Australian media attacking skipper Virat Kohli and comparing him with US President Donald Trump.

Australian news daily The Daily Telegraph has attacked Kohli and said its article: "VIRAT Kohli has become the Donald Trump of world sport."

"The Indian captain is a law unto himself with no one – not even the ICC or his own board – holding him accountable for his continual perpetuation of fake news," it said.

The article further said: "Just like President Trump, Kohli decided to blame the media as a means of trying to hide the egg smeared right across his face."

The series is currently standing at 1-1.

One more Test match is still left which will decide the date of the series.

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