The form of Indian cricket team's star batsman Virat Kohli is proving to be a matter of concern for Team India. After being a flop in the three-match home series against New Zealand, India has high hopes from its former captain. Kohli's record in Australia has also been excellent.

Meanwhile, in the first innings of the Perth Test match, Virat has disappointed the team and his fans. Virat Kohli played an innings of 5 runs off 12 balls and was caught out by Usman Khawaja off Hazelwood's ball. In this way, another link has been added to his poor form.

Apart from this, Kohli also dropped a catch during Indian bowling. Virat Kohli dropped an easy catch of Marnus Labuschagne off Jasprit Bumrah's ball. The edge of Marnus Labuschagne's bat came out on this brilliant ball. On which Kohli did not make much movement and dropped the ball in a hurry to catch the catch. Virat is generally considered a good fielder.

But among the players who have got at least 100 chances since 2011, Kohli's percentage of dropped catches is quite high. This figure also raises questions on Kohli's ability to catch catches. Kohli has dropped 29.6 percent of catches during this period and only James Anderson is ahead of him in terms of the percentage of dropped catches.

However, Anderson is a bowler who was never known for his fielding abilities. If we talk only about batsmen, then Virat Kohli has dropped the most catches since 2011. Meanwhile, under the leadership of captain Jasprit Bumrah, Indian bowlers have performed brilliantly and made a great comeback for Team India.

At the time of writing the news, in response to India's first innings score of 150 runs, 7 wickets of the Australian team had also fallen at a score of 60 runs. Among them, Jasprit Bumrah took four wickets, Mohammad Siraj took two and Harshit Rana took one wicket.