Indian captain Virat Kohli had no doubt in admitting that his team is defeated by New Zealand in the opening test. He said that they ‘can’t help’ if few want to make a big deal on 10 wicket defeat. New Zealand stops India by 10 wickets at the Basin Reverse on Monday to go 1-0 ahead in the two-match series.



Virat also said that We know we haven't played well but if people want to make a big deal out of it, make a mountain out of it, we can't help it as we don't think like that.

Kohli Said, for some people, it might be the end of the world but it's not. For us, it's a game of cricket that we lost and we move on and keep our heads high.



He also stated that ‘We understand that we need to play well to win, also at home. There's no cakewalk at the international level as teams will come and beat you. You accept it and that defines our character as aside.’



Virat said It is the acceptance of defeat that defines the character of aside, the world's premier batsman said. ‘We understand that we need to play well to win, also at home. There's no difference at the international level as teams will come and defeat you. You accept it and that defines our character as aside.’



Kohli felt that there is a very thin line between being ultra-defensive and over-attacking, something that his team didn't get it right in this Test match.
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