Former Indian Men’s Team Fielding Coach R Sridhar said Virat Kohli suddenly announced his retirement from the test jack. He added that Kohli was lucky to be lucky that he was in national installation when he was the test captain of India between 2015-2021, and eventually became the most successful captain of the country in longer format. On Monday, an Instagram task Kohli announced that he would retire from the tests that came into force and ended a 14 -year career worth 9,230 in 123 matches at 46.85 and hit 30 hundred and 31 fifles with the highest points of 254.
“Who can forget the famous quote in the lords, ‘Let’s give them 60 hours of hell’. Virat Kohli’s test retirement of the sudden announcement to be very honest to be very honest.
“I was very lucky to be completely there during the term of office of captains, and what I saw was nothing more than a passion, perseverance, desire to win, honesty, and fearlessness that he took forward.” He said.
Under the leadership of Kohli, India’s record had 40 wins and 17 defeats in 68 games, and at 2018/19, it included the first test series in Australia. After the defeat of the 2-1 series in South Africa, Kohli resigned as a test captain at the beginning of 2022.
In the last few years, Kohli fought to do consistent runs in the tests, just as 190 running in the nine inning of the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, which India lost 3-1. Sridhar, who is currently led by a ten -day Fielding camp for the Sri Lanka national teams in Colombo, said that Kohli’s retirement from format is a major loss for the party with a five -match UK tour since June 20.
“About the captain, I think the intensity, aggression and the ability to use fast dish potators for a great impact. Since I took over the captain in 2015, I am very grateful because I have witnessed the nearby neighborhoods.
“From now on, India has never looked at the nation that played a test. Learning what the young jackers have in the change in the room is something that cannot be changed with anything. So, the Indian jack is a major loss so that it is not around him. I hope the legacy lives forever.”
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