Virat Kohli is retired: ‘Not easy, but makes it feel right’ – Full expression | Cricket News
Virat Kohli announced on Monday that he retired from the test jack and ended a 14 -year outstanding career in the format. The decision comes in front of the five test series in England in Headingley, starting from June 20 World Test Championship.In a statement explaining the retirement, Kohli, “The test jack has been 14 years since I first put plenty of blue. To be honest.Go beyond the border with our Youtube channel. Subscribe now!“There is something deep about playing in whites. Silent torment, long days, little moments that no one sees, stays with you forever.“When I moved away from this format, it’s not easy – but it makes you feel right. I gave everything I have and gave me much more than I hoped.“I go away with a heart full of gratitude – for the game, for the people I share the field, and for every person who makes me see me along the way.“I will always look at my test career with a smile.#269, signs. “
This announcement closely follows the other senior Rohit Sharma after retiring from the test cricket. As a result, India will enter the next WTC cycle with a review series for more than a decade and two of its most experienced leaders.Kohli’s test career began in June 2011 with his opposition to West Indies in Kingston. Over 123 matches, including 30 centuries and 31 fifty, an average of 46.85 and 9,230 runs.
He left India’s most successful test captain in 68 games with 40 wins.Between 2016 and 2019, Kohli enjoyed one of his most productive periods and collected 4,208 runs in 43 games at 66.79, and founded himself as a leading figure in the test cricket with 16 centuries and 10 fifty.
