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'They were singing, 'In your head Kohli, Kohli'': Wagner on reason behind Kohli's 'shush' celebration during WTC final Pacer Neil Wagner disclosed the meaning behind India captain Virat Kohli's 'shush finger' celebrations during the World Test Championship final against New Zealand in Southampton. Left-arm pacer Wagner also said that the crowd had prepared a song for their opener Devon Conway. "Yes, the crowd started singing Zombie... They were singing, 'In your head Kohli, in your head Kohli, Kohli.' So they were trying to get under Kohli's skin a little bit and Kohli kept giving it around, giving them the shush fingers. Then there's a song going to Devon Conway sort of as a way of support, they started singing to him." AB de Villiers Backs Virat Kohli Amidst The Captaincy Controversy Irfan Pathan Slams Rishabh Pant For Playing Insensible Cricket India have a decent break ahead of the start of the five-Test series against England. Following their defeat to New Zealand in the final of the World Test Championship, India have time to fine tune and work on the areas that let them down in Southampton against New Zealand. 'Twice he's scored a double century opening the innings': Gavaskar suggests potential change for India for England Tests