Virat receives a special gift from Dhoni after Cuttack ODI

India's 2-1 series win against England was a first for the newly-appointed full time captain of Indian ODI team, Virat Kohli.

The captain himself performed well in the series, scoring 185 runs at an average of 61.66; scoring a century and a fifty.

He also became the first captain to score the quickest 1000 ODI-runs, taking only 17 innings against AB de Villiers's 18.

After registering a 2-1 win in his first series as a full time ODI captain, Virat Kohli revealed that he received a signed match ball from the former captain and team mate Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

In an interview, Kohli said that he received the ball after the victory in the second game at Cuttack, adding that it was a special moment for him.

Virat Kohli said that, "It's been a series of finds, character building and people expressing themselves and not worrying about the number of games they have played."

He also praised Kedar Jadhav and Hardik Pandya for stepping up in the third ODI after the senior players were back to pavilion.