Kohli’s 3 centuries in his last 10 ODIs came from a new mindset of playing freely, turning a stabiliser into a threat.
He racked up 3 hundreds, a 90‑plus knock and 4 fifties, pushing his average over 50 and keeping India in the hunt for every series.
The turning point arrived when Kohli decided to abandon the weight of expectations and focus on setting the tone, letting the runs flow naturally.
He praised Shubman Gill’s clarity on strategy, urging the young captain to keep the momentum and grow into a long‑term leader.
India will face the West Indies in the first ODI on September 27, with Kohli looking to translate his new freedom into big scores.