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'Virat still has a lot to learn from Dhoni'
Image: MS Dhoni and Virat KohliPhotographs: Gareth Copley/Getty Images
Kohli, in his maiden stint as India captain has led the team to the final of the Tri-Series in West Indies but his coach doesn't want his ward to be pushed into the hot seat.
"Mahendra Singh Dhoni is an exceptional captain and I believe that Virat still has a lot to learn from Dhoni although no two persons are the same and their thought process is bound to be different.
"I feel that till Dhoni is playing, he is the best man to lead India and Virat will certainly get it when his turn comes around," Sharma opined.
However the former first-class cricketer doesn't believe that age should be a criteria while selecting a captain.
"Age has got nothing do with captaincy. It's more about how good one is when it comes to analysing match situation, reacting to it and also about leading from the front with good performances."
Kohli worked hard on his game
Image: Virat KohliPhotographs: Michael Steele/Getty Images
The coach also believes Virat has come of age in the past couple of years and is more confident about his game.
"He had some problems but that was way back in 2008 during IPL-I. After that, he understood his mistakes and also worked hard on his game. He has matured a lot and that's for everyone to see," Sharma concluded.
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