Kohli is Not Most Valuable Player of Indian Cricket Team;- Kapil Dev

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Ravichandran Ashwin is indian's most valuable player as said by Kapil Dev

 Currently, If you ask any Indian that, Who is the most valuable player of Indian Cricket Team. Certainly the answer will be "Virat Kohli". But the ex-captain & almost best all rounder of India Kapil Dev's thought is different than any others.

  According to him Kohli is not the India's most valuable player. As expected by everybody the name should be taken by him is "Kohli". But he has taken the name, which made shocked everyone. The most valuable player is "Ravichandran Ashwin"

R ashwin the most valuable player of India
Kapil Dev have observed the track of Ashwin for a long time, so he is likely to be right. But it is unacceptable for the Kohli fans. But the fans also must analyze it before protesting. Here is a short record of Ravichandran Ashwin.

Ashwin has 6 years of test cricket experience. Also his debuts this year going to make him the no. 1 all rounder throughout the world; 
Ashwin was the main factor for India's 2-1 series victory in Sri Lanka last year and his 31 runs against South Africa supported India team for gaining 3-0 in the four-Test series at home.  Like that if look back & see current Ashwin his out come is increasing day by day. 
So Ashwin should be called most valuable player, also must be counted in top all rounders of the world.

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