Former captain of the Indian cricket team Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket. The selectors wanted him to go on the England tour.
Former captain of the Indian cricket team Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket. For the last few days, news of his doing so was coming out. According to the information, the selectors wanted Virat Kohli to go on the upcoming tour of England. Rohit Sharma surprised everyone by announcing his retirement from Tests on May 7. Now Virat has also broken the hearts of many fans. After scoring a century in the first match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy played in Australia, he had to struggle to score runs.
Virat Kohli shared the news of his retirement from Test cricket with all the fans on social media. He wrote, “It has been 14 years since I wore the baggy blue for the first time in Test cricket. To be honest, I never imagined where this journey would take me. This format has tested me, shaped me and taught me lifelong lessons. Playing in white clothes is a special feeling. It is a quiet struggle, there are long days, and there are small moments that no one sees, but they stay with you forever.”
Virat thanked all the fans, “When I bid farewell to this format, it is not easy – but it feels right. I have given my all in it, and it has given me back more than I expected. I am deeply grateful – to this game, to the people with whom I shared the field, and to everyone who watched and appreciated me in this journey. I will always remember my Test career with a smile.”
