Virat Kohli retirement: Indian cricket legendary batsman and former captain Virat Kohli today announced his retirement from Test cricket. Kohli informed about his decision through an emotional social media post. Virat Kohli informed about this decision on his Instagram account. He wrote, “It has been 14 years today when I was wearing a baggy blue in Test cricket for the first time. I never thought where this journey would take me. This format tested me, gave me shape and teach me a lesson that I will remember for a lifetime.”
Kohli further said, “Playing in white dress is something special. It is a struggle full of peace, long days, there are short moments that no one sees but they are always with you. Now that I am going out of this format, it is not easy – but it seems right. It seems right. I have given it to me, and I have given me more than I can ever think.”
He said, “I am for this game, for those with whom I shared the field, and are thankful to every person who saw and supported me in this journey. I will always remember my Test career with a smile. #269, Signing of.” Let us know that 269, Virat Kohli has a test cap number.
36 -year -old Virat Kohli has scored 9230 runs in 123 Tests, including 30 centuries. His average has been 46.85. Kohli gave Indian cricket many important victories and created a new identity with his hard work and struggle in Test cricket. Kohli also retired from T20 international cricket last year.
Rohit Sharma also retired a week ago
Prior to Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from Test cricket last week. He was also the captain of the Indian Test cricket team. Apart from these, Ravichandran Ashwin also retired from Test cricket in December.
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