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According to the report, Chappell 'reluctantly' agreed to a GoFundMe page being set up for him, along with a testimonial lunch held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground last week.
India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after crushing Australia inside three days in the first two Tests of the ongoing series.
'Visiting teams are often fooled by a game that seems to be going nowhere but suddenly changes at a frenetic pace. The Indians are used to this, so Australia will need to adapt quickly with mind, bat and ball,' said the former India coach.
'Kohli is the most complete Indian batsman of my time', wrote Chappell in his column for the Sydney Morning Herald.
The aluminium bat episode of 1979 featuring Dennis Lillee and the underarm bowling done by Trevor Chappell at the instance of his elder brother and captain Greg in 1981 directly led to changes in laws of cricket.
''Moral of the story - Believe in yourself and don't take overseas coaches too seriously," tweeted the former Indian medium-pacer.
The ex-Indian head coach also revealed that he was offered a new contract by the BCCI but did not take it up because he did not "need that kind of stress".
Chappell also said that both India and England have overtaken Australia as the best side in recognising young talent and providing them a platform to succeed.
"Kohli is a proponent of all-out aggression. His idea is to dominate the opposition. He embodies the new India," wrote the former Australian captain and ex-India coach.
A glance at a few Tests that have have attained special status due to the retirement of prominent players.
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