How many T20I matches did India win under Virat Kohli's captaincy?

The 33-year-old signed off with a win over Namibia by nine wickets in the ongoing T20 World Cup.

New Delhi: Virat Kohli signed off as Team India's T20I captain with a win over Namibia by nine wickets in the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup on Monday (November 8, 2021). The 33-year-old, however, couldn't take his team to its second T20 World Cup title as they were already ousted from the tournament after losing to Pakistan and New Zealand in their first two games.

"It's been an honour, but things have to be seen in the right perspective," Kohli said after the consolation win.

"It's been six-seven years of intense cricket. Every time you take the field, it takes a lot out of you. We were not brave enough in the first two games, we suffered because of that. We knew that afterwards it would be complicated for us to go through," he added.

Together as one we set out to achieve our goal.Unfortunately we fell short and no one is more disappointed than us as a side.The support from all of you has been fantastic and we are grateful for it all.We will aim to come back stronger and put our best foot forward. Jai Hind pic.twitter.com/UMUQgInHrV — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) November 8, 2021

"I thought this was the right time for me to manage my workload," Kohli who led India in 50 T20I matches said.

Under his tenure, India won 32 matches and lost 16, while two games didn't have any result.

Kohli, however, will continue to captain India in Tests and one-day formats.

.@imVkohli signs off as the #TeamIndia T20I captain with a win. #T20WorldCup #INDvNAM pic.twitter.com/0YBK69rFhn

— BCCI (@BCCI) November 8, 2021

During the toss against Namibia, Kohli also hinted that Team India's new Twenty20 captain would be his deputy Rohit Sharma.

"I think it's time for the next lot to take this team forward. Obviously, Rohit is here and he's overlooking things for a while now," Kohli expressed.

 "Now it's time for the next lot to take this team forward."

Virat Kohli reflects back on his tenure as the skipper of the Indian team in the shortest format. #T20WorldCup #INDvNAM https://t.co/TOSkVxDiiV — ICC (@ICC) November 8, 2021

Earlier, Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul's fiery opening partnership helped India defeat Namibia by nine wickets. Chasing 133, Sharma and Rahul gave team India another blistering start and played knocks of 56 and 54 runs respectively. 

.@ImRo45 & @klrahul11 score fifties as #TeamIndia seal a clinical 9⃣-wicket win over Namibia. #T20WorldCup #INDvNAM

Scorecard  https://t.co/kTHtj7LdAF pic.twitter.com/4HgbvFAyWJ — BCCI (@BCCI) November 8, 2021

Brief Scores: Namibia 132/8 (David Wiese 26, Stephan Baard 21; Ravindra Jadeja 3-16) vs India 136/1 (Rohit Sharma 56, KL Rahul 54*; Jan Frylinck 1-19).