In Virat Kohli’s test retirement, the overseas media gave a great warning to BCCI: “Gut Punch …”

Star India Dough Virat Kohli, who announced the retirement of the test through a long social media on Monday, is spilling for Virat Kohli. Kohli’s announcement points to the end of a period and a famous career that lasted about 14 years. In his test career, 36 -year -old made 123 matches, an average of 46.85, 210 inning 30 centuries and 31 fifty and 254 with the best score of 9,230 running. With a unique follow -up on social media, media organizations from all over the world congratulated Kohli for her Yıldız Test career.

“Virat Kohli made a billion turmine dreamed again and saved the test jack.”

“The eyes focused, the collar came out, a arm tape on the left and a arm band on the right, the bat of the bat, the world’s iconic wrist -t. “

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) also paid a tribute to Kohli.

“The test career will be remembered with love for his spell as a captain between 2014-2022, and will win 40 of the 68 tests responsible for becoming the most successful captain of the country in the format, and South Africa Graeme Smith (53) and Australians Ricky Ponting (48) and Steve Waugh (48) emphasizes Citting, Kaş.

Fox Sports pointed out that Rohit Sharma, as well as Kohli’s absence, would leave a big gap in India’s kick. Indian captain Rohit announced last week’s test retirement.

Fox Sports, “… The fact that the team is a unstable time for the team, Kohli and his successor as a captain, despite their struggles, despite their struggles before a series of struggles before the Indian will leave an empty hole in the best order.” He said.

Former England Pacer Steven Finn talked about the journey of a plump young man in 2008 to the best of the game in the BBC column.

“What I remember most lively, how willing to enter a war with us. In the age group jack, some players are there to score their runs. They are moving along the system. He was not Kohli. He was there to win. He took him on his peers and served him very well throughout a test career.”