No team starts as favorites for a World Cup: Virat Kohli

Updated on Mar 14, 2019 10:15 am IST

Virat Kohli addressed a press conference in New Delhi after the team's loss to Australia. Australia defeated India to clinch the five-match ODI series 3-2. While addressing a press conference, he shared his thoughts on the upcoming World Cup. The Indian skipper said, “Any team is dangerous. You see how West Indies have come along. They are going to be a serious threat in the World Cup as well because of the balance they have been able to crack. England has been a very strong side. Australia is now looking balanced. We are a strong side, New Zealand is good. Pakistan can defeat anyone on their day.” Virat added that no team starts as favorites in the World Cup.

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