India vs England 2021: Form is also state of mind, says Sachin Tendulkar on Virat Kohli’s struggles

Indian skipper Virat Kohli has struggled for form in the three Tests in England so far, which include the World Test Championships final against New Zealand.

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar says the current England team is in complete awe of India’s world-class seam attack with only its skipper Joe Root looking capable of getting a big hundred. In an interview with news agency PTI, the former India captain spoke on a host of issues including India's victory, the standard of England Test team, skipper Virat Kohli’s technical adjustments, Rohit Sharma’s dominance against the new ball and Jasprit Bumrah’s return to wickets with 12 scalps in the last two games. Indian skipper Kohli has struggled for form in the three Tests in England so far, which include the World Test Championships final against New Zealand. Kohli’s highest score so far has been 42 in the first innings of second Test against England at Lord’s. “Virat hasn't had a great start. It is the mind that leads to technical errors and if the start isn’t good you start thinking about a lot of things. Because anxiety levels are high you tend to over compensate your movements. When a batsman isn’t in good form you either go too far across or don't move your feet at all. That happens to everyone. Form is also your state of mind along with the body working in harmony,” Tendulkar said about Kohli.