“World Cricket Brand Ambassador …”: Virat Kohli gets great praise from former voters after the test retirement

Former Indian cricket player and national selective Sarandeep Singh said Virat Kohli as one of the biggest test cricketists playing a symbol and format. On Monday morning, Kohli announced that he had retired from the test cricket and brought curtains to a 14 -year -old career consisting of 9230 running in 123 matches at an average of 46.85. “Virate is actually an icon. One of the biggest players playing test criches. He always liked to play and win test cricket matches. He was always there to encourage the test cricket.

“He’d always tell young people to play test jacks and you should be known as test cricketists, instead of being known just to play white ball jack.

In addition to being India’s fourth highest run in the tests, Kohli directed the side in 68 games in the longest format of the game. Under the captain of Kohli, India won 40 matches, including winning a Border-Gavascar Troph series in Australia for the first time in 2018-19, and made it the most successful test captain of the country.

Kohli’s decision to retire from the tests comes days after Rohit Sharma’s announcement of test retirement. The senior, who retired within a week, means that India will travel with a large gap during a five -game test tour.

Kohli, earlier this year against the Railways against the Jaitley Stadium, 12 years later when a Ranji Trophy played Delhi’s chief coach Sarandeep, the talisman move to quit the tests and the decision to make the team felt tightly confessed.

“It comes as a very surprising development for me because I still feel that you can play for 2-3 years. This is all very soon because the test jack needs Virat Kohli very bad.

“When virates play tests, ‘virate is coming, virate is coming’ and they liked to watch him to play longer format. I will never retire – I feel that he should come to every cricket.

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