Kohli praises his quick-learning youngsters

Virat Kohli has hailed the professionalism not just of his team but of the cricket set-up after the sweet 4-0 series win against England. Constantly India had to chop and change in this series because of injuries, but the players coming in fitted in seamlessly. India started out with two of their three openers injured, lost one of them again, lost their pace spearhead and firefighting wicketkeeper in the middle of the series, but never missed any of them.

"Whoever comes into the team he knows there is a certain benchmark for fitness in the team," Kohli said. "Of performance. Of mindset. We want players to be match-ready when they join the India team. You shouldn't be spending a year in international cricket just learning what to do now. You lose a lot of time in that. And many players can't face that pressure. But if you are prepared, if you are professional, if you know you have to work hard, if you know how to prepare for a game, you have a better chance of performing.