The 36-year-old is the best off-spinner on the planet and yet has only played 14 Tests for South Africa - now he is making up for lost time

Virat Kohli ruled out any possibility of returning to test or Twenty20 internationals after his player-of-the-match century guided India to a 17-run win over South Africa, but said he felt as prepared as ever to continue playing in the 50-over format.

The batting coach continued shutting down any talks about Rohit Sharma and Virat's long-term future, saying that the team just "enjoys during their practices" and both stalwarts are still performing well and sharing their experiences with youngsters.

India will face South Africa in the first match of a three-game ODI series in Ranchi on Sunday, November 30. After being whitewashed in the Test series, India will be eager to get back to winning in a format they usually dominate at home.

Earlier this week, South Africa handed India their heaviest Test defeat by runs, defying expectations. It marked South Africa's first series win in India in 25 years and India's second home series loss in just 12 months after a 12-year unbeaten run.

India's losses in two home series in two years have forced the cricketing fans into an uncomfortable question – who is responsible for this mess? Is it the selectors, the coach or the current crop of players who have failed to live up to their positions?

Can India still clinch a win in the Guwahati Test? Test cricket history suggests only a miracle over the last two days can help them turn things around.