I am here to answer your questions, not to fight with you. Virat Kohli would utter that line at the end of his second back-and-forth with a reporter during the heated post series-loss press conference. Both times the issue was the playing eleven. On Wednesday at Centurion, Kohli, after his first series loss, was getting an idea about the scrutiny a defeated Indian captain goes through. He was not ducking the questions but everyone was not convinced by his answers. It was a half-an-hour interaction that explained why MS Dhoni and Sourav Ganguly got alarmingly grey after away tours. Two of the most successful skippers had their moments but they could not get past Indian crickets final frontier series wins in South Africa and Australia. Kohlis team had a chance to create history. The year that will see them travel abroad extensively has started disastrously. Two botched-up chases in pursuing very achievable below-300 targets 208 in Newlands and 287 in Centurion had resulted in losses and the subsequent media grilling about his decisions.