Star batter looks for net gains at the Kensington Oval practice arena after meagre returns in the US leg of the tournament
BRIDGETOWN: There's a tip for the Virat Kohli fans. If you really love watching the man bat, try getting into one of India's net sessions. And if it's from 45 yards just behind the stumps under the shadow of a Garry Sobers statue at the Kensington Oval, you're a lucky guy. The comfort cushion of the 'exhibition leg' of the T20 World Cup, in the USA, is over. Now, under the sweltering sun of Barbados, India are preparing for their first Super 8 game against Afghanistan on Thursday.