India in England: With Virat Kohli there is an extra something because he is so good, says James Anderson

James Anderson said that he and England want to show how much it means for them to dismiss Virat Kohli just as how the latter celebrates when India pick a wicket.

Veteran England fast bowler James Anderson admitted that there was a lot of emotion involved in his celebrations when he dismissed Indian captain Virat Kohli in the first innings of the third Test at Headingley. Kohli was one of three top order Indian batsmen that Anderson dismissed in a fiery spell in the third Test in which India were dismissed for just 78 runs in the first innings. "When I got Kohli out in the first innings in Leeds there was a lot of emotion. It was the same as at Trent Bridge. I guess there is that extra something with him because he is such a good player and their captain as well. You see how much it means to him when his team takes a wicket so I want to show him what it means to us to get him out," Anderson wrote in his column for The Telegraph.