To be honest you seem to go a little to hard for anything that does not happen your way. A captain is only as good as his team is the saying and yes while I do agree Kohli's captaincy is not as great as his other counter parts playing in the IPL but hey none of the captains have done well except Dhoni and Williamson. Also their captaincy is not marred by judgy statements because they are topping the chart.
Also Kohli as a batsman and a player in playing XI has done fantastically as he averages 33 which is more then enough in T20's. Now Kohli has captained RCB in 70 matches out which RCB have won 35 and lost 30. Also Kohli is not the one who decides what RCB builds as a franchise, its the coach and management. Kohli with his international commitment has never taken a step forward to dictate what he wants and this is only my guess. I have seen Gambhir and others in Auction even when they are just the captains. So blame the management and not Kohli for poor vision. RCB once visioned KP to be the captain when Kohli was still there so think about that.
Please don't pass judgements on personality. I don't know you and vice versa.
On the cricket stuff, let us put aside Williamson here because it's cricketing sense to believe that he does indeed have a very well balanced side. Yes, the batting is shaky but right from the day of the auctions everyone felt that SRH was a good bunch. When the auctions were done and the IPL had not begun, who would you say were a more established and well rounded bowling attack? Chahar/Siraj? Umesh/Shardul? Woakes/Watson? Wood/Southee? Chahal/Karn? Sundar/Harbhajan? Negi/Jadeja?
In most cases, you'd say that Bangalore had a much more experienced and rounded off attack. Yet, somehow, miraculously CSK are right there and RCB are right there. I have not once said a word about Kohli's batting. I'm an AB worshipper and have no problems admitting Kohli is the better batsman overall.
Your point on auctions? Kohli has had a
huge say on the players that get picked. Every captain tells his franchise what they want and if you believe Kohli doesn't then he should really not be a captain in the first place. Dhoni and co. also had international commitments while leading in the IPL, so these are laundry washing excuses and nothing more.
The problem with Kohli is his attitude. No, I don't mean the expletives used by him on field. He simply has no grasp of the psychology of any young/foreign cricketer. Everyone
cannot be a Kohli or de Villiers. His IPL sides are littered with chops and changes for no rhyme or reason. It's lack of vision, understanding of his players that has left RCB in the tatters it is today. Manan Vohra is an opener and played one game at that spot. He was then dropped after a poor innings and then re included as a middle order batsman.. Is there no sensitivity to what a 23-24 year old young insecure Indian aspiring cricketer goes through? It's the
job of the captain to harbour such thoughts for his players. That's what makes a great leader.. less said about his tactical prowess the better. In his head, Corey Anderson was Wasim Akram. It's just one big fat joke. I had me a nice chuckle when you mentioned the management being responsible.. A responsible Indian cricketer once tried to have a management in place to assist players and he was replaced by a bodyguard.. So let's please not tread waters that are too shallow to dive into.
As for me throwing my toys out of the pram when things don't go my way? I have lost a lot in people I support in sport to understand how precious wins are. Sometimes, those I support have never won ever and that's life.. but you try 110% at all times. That is unpardonable. I just don't see that vision in Virat Kohli the captain.
