The BCCI official broke the silence to Virat Kohli, considering the retirement of the test: “He wanted …”

In a movement that sends fluctuations through the Cricket brotherhood, the Talismanic sloping Virat Kohli expressed his desire to retire from the test cricket. According to the sources close to the Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI), 36 -year -old Stalwart recently conveyed his intention to get away from the longest form of the game. Kohli, who tested in 2011, has been the cornerstone of India’s red ball resurrection in the last decade. The aggressive captain, productive stroke and unique intensity helped India to be transformed into a challenging test side both at home and abroad. More than 9,000 running on the jersey and Kohli’s wrinkle in 30 centuries was not iconic.

However, BCCI is not yet ready to leave the seniority. Sources show that senior officials have reached Kohli and invited their decision to reconsider their decision, especially with important tours on the horizon. India will begin a challenging overseas calendar, including tours to England and Australia, where Kohli’s experience may be invaluable.

“It is still incredibly fit and hungry. The presence in the locker room is lifting the entire team,” he said. “We wanted him to take some time before he made a last call.”

Although Kohli did not make any public explanation on this issue, fans and former cricketists left social media under support for support messages, hoping that today’s legend will give another clue to the format. For now, Indian Cricket Waits – Breath.

Previously, Indian captain Rohit Sharma announced on Wednesday that he retired from the test jack. Kohli will also think along the same lines, starting from the five -game test series against the UK on June 20, Starting from the Five -Match Test series, India’s red ball hit order to a large extent on the shoulders of young people in the new World Test Championship (WTC) cycle.