Navjot Singh Sidhu’s “50% Sunil Gavascar” analogy of Navjot Singh Sidhu to force Virat Kohli U-Turn to test retirement

The reports that Virat Kohli wanted to get out of the test jack shook the entire cricket spectrum. In the last decade, Kohli, who is the undisputed poster child of the longest format of the game, created wonders in the format, while a new life breathed into it. However, Kohli’s message to BCCI, Captain Rohit Sharma’nın team that wants to follow the format and spread from the format, the game’s girlfriends surprised. Former Indian cricket Navjot Singh Sidhu called Kohli not only to reconsider his decision, but also to lead the Indian team in the UK.

In a video on social media, Sidhu emphasized the need for Kohli’s presence in the Indian team and called him the ‘shining armor knight’ for the party.

“Virat Kohli’s decision to retire caused a ruckus in the cricket world. Intention is good, the old order is changing and changing time, but India is on an extreme challenge and they go to such a round, which I say I can say that you can say that you can not start playing any test game.

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– Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherrontopp) May 10, 2025

The old India also gave an example of a versatile, giant giant and Sunil Gavascar status, where the captain claimed how important the little master was, even if he was in a 50% form.

“In 1987, the first Reliance World Cup, Sunil Manohar Gavaskar 103 Captain Captain Giant Sir enters, Sunny Boy Tomorrow How to Duygu Skip 50%, Smile Ia Ia Very Beautiful Giant Sir said, 50%in this world than everyone else.

Even BCCI called Kohli to reconsider his decision. The Board reportedly called a highly effective figure to convince Virat to change his mind.

“BCCI, for the sake of India, for Indian welfare, for the welfare of India. Kohli Sir needs to be told, my brother, we appreciate your feelings, but the Indian people need you. “