‘Cricket Chhodkar Baba Banega?’ Virat Kohli Test was detected with ‘JAAP’ counting machine after retiring | Cricket News

New DELHI: One day after retiring from the test cricket, the Indian stroke legend Virat Kohli visited Vrindavan with his wife Anushka Sharma to guide the spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj. The couple visited the Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj Ashram in Vrindavan to get the Blessings.Kohli and Anushka, who interacted with Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan, quickly became viral on social media.After leaving Ashram, Kohli was seen as he left his car. Jaap counting machine. He waved to the fans before entering the airport quietly.Kohli will be on the field for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2025 match against Kolkata Knight Rides on Saturday.On Monday, Kohli announced that he had retired from the test cricket and marked the end of a career in the longest format. He played 123 tests for India and scored 9,230 runs at an average of 30 centuries, including 30 centuries.Kohli, as a captain, has led India to 40 wins in 68 tests by any Indian Captain.Former Indian Coach Ravi Shastri described Kohli as “mentally fried and cooked” because of his constant public opinion examination. While Kohli’s decision to retire was surprised, he believed that Shastri star dough still stayed in the test jack for two to three years.Shastri also announced that he was talking to Kohli shortly before the announcement was announced.“I talked to him about it, I think a week ago [his announcement] And his mind was very clear that he gave us everything. There was no regret, “Shastri said ICC review.“Virat surprised me because I thought there was at least three -year test match in it. But then, when it was mentally fried and cooked, that’s what you say your body. You can physically be the most appropriate man.

“You may be more fit than half of the men in your team, but you are mentally finished well, as they say, then sends a message to the body. You know, that’s it,” he said.Shastri, who opened his conversations, said Kohli’s contagious personality and continuous spotlight that he was under contributing to burnout.“He received praise all over the world. In the last decade, he has a greater follower than other cricketists. Whether Australia, South Africa, he just took people to watch the game. There was a love-nefret relationship.“They used to get angry because he had the ability to get under the skin of the audience. The way he celebrated, you know that his intensity was like a rash.“It spread very quickly not only in the dressing room, but also for people who watched the jack. So it was an infectious personality.”