India, Sept. 26 -- Virat Kohli is 38, and yet his body language reflects something else altogether. At a stage when cricketers tend to take it easy, or perhaps even call it a day, Kohli continues to train hard, be ruthless and breathe fire. His intensity hasn't dropped an ounce since he became the personification of aggression. The only time his batting appeared to be in trouble was around the beginning of 2022, when his form was scratchy and he was dealing with the fallout of being removed as India's captain. Once he moved past that phase, Kohli roared back, and how. He ended his century drought, played that once-in-a-lifetime knock against Pakistan at the MCG, top-scored in the 2023 World Cup and climbed to the summit of ODI cricket. Fe...