Kohli's captaincy is iron-fisted dictatorship: Shane Watson
Former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson, who has played alongside Virat Kohli for the Royal Challengers Bangalore, has said that the Indian skipper's captaincy is like an iron-fisted dictatorship. Watson also said that he admires the way Kohli rallies behind his troops on the field and how he expects the best from the team just like he does from himself. 
Former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson admires the way India captain Virat Kohli rallies behind his troops on the field and how he expects the best from everybody in the team just like he does from himself. (Virat Kohli slips to No.4 in Test rankings)Also Watch:DRS storm overshadows India's victory, Barcelona create historyWatson praised Kohli's leadership qualities and compared his captaincy with that of an iron-fisted dictator. (Kohli's message on Holi: Please don't harm animals on streets)"Virat Kohli's captaincy is an iron-fisted dictatorship and Australia must brace themselves for the attack of the clones in Ranchi," Watson told The Daily Telegraph.Watson played a season of the Indian Premier League under the Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper last year and therefore, knows a thing or two about Kohli."I wouldn't say he's got a temper, he just rides the highs and lows of the game from an emotional point of view. He wants to win, he hates losing and as a captain that's how he's built."One of the things I absolutely love about Virat is he's got such a deep down burning desire to win and obviously he's up to pushing the limits."The Border-Gavaskar series between India and Australia is at a stage where both teams have registered one win each with the penultimate match to be played in Ranchi from Thursday. The war of words had started even before series had commenced and problems escalated between the two sides in the last match in Bengaluru where Steve Smith got involved in the DRS controversy, prompting some strong words from his counterpart Virat Kohli, while the BCCI lodged an official complaint against the Australia captain and Peter Handscomb.