He spoke with Virat Kohli Ajit Agarkar twice and decided to quit tests about ‘lack of freedom’: Report

Virat Kohli, one of the most talisman cricketists who played the game in an undisputed way, said goodbye to the test format on Monday and sent all brotherhood shocking. Although the decision is quite surprised, those who know show that the dough fabricated a long time ago. With the start of a new world test championship cycle, Virat knew that if the team had to remove themselves out of the routine they had recently, some things should change. According to reports, Kohli asked for a new challenge, and during this transition phase, the team returned to the role of the captain and asked for the opportunity to anchor. However, they had other ideas in India (BCCI) in India.

In a report CricbuzzKohli, the captain of the management of a young player’s decision to give responsibility for the decision to leave the test cricket learned. He asked for new difficulties for self -discovery and revitalization. Under the current administration, it was reported that he could not get the freedom he wanted, the environment and some kind of vibration. Compared to the previous dressing room, the atmosphere in the current installation was very different.

After a weak form work with a bat, which covers three years, with a weak form of 36 -year -old, demanded a new challenge. Without him, unfortunately, there was no reason to continue his journey in whites.

The report also claimed that Kohli was talking to the old Indian team coach and a beloved friend Ravi Shastri before making the last call. Virat also spoke with former BCCI secretary Jay Shah, but the extent to which the conversation took place is not yet known. There was a meeting between him, one of the most influential figures on the board, Rajeev Shukla, but the Indo-Pak political scenario could not create enough time and space for this to happen.

The report also states that Virat has been talking with Ajit Agarkar, BCCI chief selector, at least twice on the phone. However, none of these speeches have succeeded in changing the idea of ​​retirement from the red ball format.

If the BCCI had decided to start the transition process after the UK series, both Virat and Rohit could not continue and say goodbye after a 5 -game mission. However, the Board of Directors wanted to start the new cycle with a definite game plan. Therefore, a call had to be made.