Wriddhiman is willing to do anything for the team: Kohli

The jury is still out on Wriddhiman Saha's capabilities as an international batsman but India captain Virat Kohli's vote of confidence in his abilities would come as a huge confidence for the Bengal glovesman.
Questioned if Wriddhiman has lived upto his expectations, the skipper replied: "Well, I really like Wriddhi's attitude as he is a very hard working cricketer. He is willing to do anything that the team requires. He is a brilliant wicketkeeper and very good with the bat as well. He has got a very good first-class record as he has got lot of runs in pressure situations."

The glowing praise from his skipper would do a world of good for the 31-year-old, who exactly has not done well with the bat.
"He (Wriddhiman) is still finding his feet in Test cricket and he is already confident of his keeping. He can become more confident of his batting and it will come with the amount of runs he scores and the kind of impact he makes. And be that sort of perfect No 6 or 7 for us. He is someone who can handle pressure situations really well. In the Sydney Test's first innings (35 off 96 balls), he hung in there for long time, played fast bowlers really well."

Kohli went to the extent of saying that Wriddhiman can handle any sort of attack in any conditions.
"He is someone who can handle any conditions and any sort of attack. He has that sort of belief that more confidence has with the bat, he will develop into an important sort of member for this team.