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Virat Kohli, the Indian cricket team's star batter, has been making headlines with his impressive performance in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Despite his match-winning century in the first Test at Perth, there are concerns about his fitness ahead of the second Test in Adelaide. Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has expressed his nervousness about Kohli's form, stating that Kohli's century in the first game is a significant warning for the Australian team.

Kohli's recent performance has been a major asset for India. He scored a gritty century off 143 balls in the second innings of the Perth Test, which played a crucial role in India's commanding 294-run victory over Australia. This performance marked a major milestone for Kohli, as he surpassed the legendary Sachin Tendulkar to become the Indian batter with the most Test hundreds on Australian soil. With seven centuries Down Under, Kohli now trails only England’s Jack Hobbs for the most centuries in Australia by any batter[1][2].

However, a video from India’s training session in Adelaide has raised concerns about Kohli's knee niggle. The clip showed the team’s medical staff bandaging Kohli’s right knee, hinting at a minor issue. Despite this scare, Kohli’s recent form has been a vital asset for India, and his ability to perform under pressure has made him an indispensable part of the team[2].

The second Test in Adelaide will be a day/night affair, and India will aim to bury the memories of their past defeat in the fixture. The last time India played a pink-ball Test in Adelaide, they were bowled out for merely 36 in the second innings, eventually conceding a big defeat during the 2020/21 tour. India did, however, go on to clinch a 2-1 series win later[1].

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