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IND vs ENG: 'Being Old Friends, We Trust Each Other' Virat Kohli On Ishant Sharma
India pace bowler Ishant Sharma, who is due to play his 100th Test at the Motera Stadium on Wednesday has produced his best as a Test bowler under the captaincy of his Delhi teammate Virat Kohli.
India captain Kohli, 32, believes it is the trust factor that has worked for the two who have been playing cricket together since the mid-2000s.
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