“Dhoni is so calm and Kohli is the complete opposite.”

—  MS Dhoni

Former RCB coach Ray Jennings' quotation in NDTV sports: Kohli Can Be 'Intimidating' In Dressing Room, Says Former RCB Coach https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/virat-kohli-can-be-intimidating-in-dressing-room-says-former-royal-challengers-bangalore-coach-1808914 06 February 2018
Context: The Indian cricket system has to feed off Virat Kohli. Going from MS Dhoni to Kohli has been a drastic change. Dhoni is so calm and Kohli is the complete opposite.

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