Virat Kohli will return to lead India in the second Test against top-ranked New Zealand on Friday
The Mumbai clash will mark Kohli’s return after he stepped down as Twenty20 captain at the end of the World Cup last month and took a short break.
Shreyas Iyer’s 105 and 65 in his debut Test, which ended in a draw in Kanpur against the Black Caps, has made it tough for Indian selectors to decide on their final XI.
“I think it’s a good problem to have,” Indian bowling coach Paras Mhambrey said Wednesday.
“We have so much talent — speaks a lot about the state Indian cricket is in, and with youngsters coming up, we want to give them the opportunity.
