He will not be leading the side as captain in T20I cricket but outgoing India skipper Virat Kohli promised to be as aggressive and as involved in decision-making in the field as earlier despite representing the country in the shortest format of the game only as a batsman. Kohli on Monday led India to a nine-wicket victory over Namibia in his final T20I game as his team made an early exit from the ICC men's T20 World Cup here, failing to reach the semi-finals after slumping to demoralizing defeats to Pakistan and New Zealand in their first two matches of the Super 12 stage.

Kohli has achieved success in all formats of the game due to his aggressive approach and involvement in the game and the outgoing India captain said the intensity will not drop even when he is not leading the side. "That's never going to change. If I can't do that I will not play anymore. Even when I wasn't captain before I was always keen to see where the game is going. I'm not going to stand around and do nothing," Kohli said during the presentation ceremony after'India's facile nine-wicket win in their last match at the T20 World Cup.