On what basis should Kohli quit test captaincy? Because he lost 1 match overseas and made some poor team selections and has preferred Rohit over Rahane?
I hope you guys are being funny. Because this makes no sense whatsoever. He is just coming off a killer run with his test team at home and he himself was in excellent form. We have historically struggled overseas and
he is not the first captain to make ridiculous selection/tactical decisions when on an overseas tour. You only need to look as far as our beloved MSD 
I understand the frustration of Rahane not being played. I was upset as well as a fan and well wisher of Team India, but the suggestions being made here sound like India just got knocked out of the first round of world cup after losing to Canada and USA
Nobody, not me in the very least expects Kohli to give up the reins. He will have to be fired from the job.
You're asking the basis for his dismissal? Exactly what has he achieved that no past Indian skipper hasn't? The whole cricketing world knows of India's prowess when they play at home. We're as difficult to beat as anybody ever if not the most difficult.
What exactly is the
basis for being selected by this management?
Under Anil Kumble, a clear cut directive had been issued that if you lose your place, you prove your form and fitness in the domestic circuit and you can make it back to the squad. At the same time, he recognised the value and essence of someone like Pujara who was an established test player and didn't feel the need to drop or tinker with him. Kohli was very keen to have Rohit Sharma at 3 if you remember but sense prevailed, Pujara got his form back and he was back where he belonged. Today, Kohli could go through a string of ten pairs in tests and I would still back him to be at no.4. He's fit, committed and an asset to the side.
Great captains and leaders back people when they're down. This business of picking horses for courses is absolutely rubbish. He dropped Bhuvi for this test because the pitch doesn't suit him. So when we go to England should we drop Kohli? The moment you type case a cricketer, you neglect his growth and destroy his urge and scope to become a better cricketer. Any idiot will tell you that Bhuvi is not the one dimensional pace bowler he once was. He is the leader of our attack and if managed well could be one of the best ever from our country.
Let me ask you, why exactly does Rohit Sharma play ahead of a Karun Nair? Even if I stomach the fact that Rahane is out of sorts and can't hold a bat what exactly has Rohit Sharma done to play ahead of Karun Nair? Exactly why does Bumrah walk in to bowl the first over in his second test after not having bowled for a YEAR in domestic cricket?
Captains will always make tactical blunders, Indian or not Indian but I have in my 25 years of watching cricket never seen a captain with so much power handed to him. He is
literally toying with the careers of players and if people don't see that they're blind or stupid or both.
I genuinely appreciate your passion in supporting the team but vehemently disagree with your assessment of the current scenario. It is worth noting that MSD was the crossover bridge who took over when the legends were in their twilight and handed the team over to Kohli when he had formed a side that could compete anywhere. He wasn't tactically astute nor the most decorated test captain but he was the most selfless individual in the country's history. If Kohli can embrace 20% of that humility and selflessness he might reignite the lost passion and vigour in some of us long time fans.
