After weeks of avoiding the media, Virat Kohli will hold a press conference soon.

Virat Kohli, the Indian Test captain, will speak to the press today after weeks of mumbling and avoiding the media. At 3.30 p.m. Indian time, he will accept questions from the media.

During the South African trip, the Indian Test captain avoided speaking to the media during the Centurion and Johannesburg Test matches, as well as the pre-match press conferences. Virat Kohli, though, was unable to play in the second Test against South Africa in Johannesburg owing to a back spasm.

Meanwhile, right before the Johannesburg Test match, Rahul Dravid said that Captain Kohli will address the media before the third Test match in Cape Town. because the BCCI had organized a press conference for his upcoming 100th Test match. Virat Kohli will play his 99th Test match in Cape Town, having missed the previous Test match at the Wanderers.

Whatever the case may be, the Indian Test captain will face questions from the press, and there will almost certainly be a few well-thrown-up deliveries about the recent problems between Virat and BCCI President Sourav Ganguly. Virat now has the option of stepping out again or leaving it well, as batsmen frequently do in the longer duration of the game.

The three-match Test series is in the balance, with both India and the hosts South Africa winning their first two matches. In Centurion, India defeated South Africa by 113 runs, while the Proteas responded with a 7-wicket victory in the second test match. The final Test of the series will be held at Cape Town.