The former South African star says that the retirement of Virat Koh is not ‘surprise’, and that it explains great ‘anxiety’

Virat Kohli, the Indian cricket team star dough retired from the tests announced the world stunned. Kohli, who was considered one of the biggest dough of the modern age, took the decision in front of the five -match test series against England. In 2024, Kohli competed in the Border-Gavaskar Cup against Australia, and his gloomy run triggered many criticisms from both fans and experts. However, the former South African dough Daryll Cullinan claimed that Kohli’s retirement was not unexpected due to the latest forms and struggles.

“Retirement did not really come to me as a surprise. We have seen a little fighting in the test cricket lately. And I believe that as a player or athlete or cricket player who hit a ball, when you work continuously and physically shaping physically and mentally, you have not come to a point where you do not come to a point. Cullinan, you want to do this now.

Kohli had a star red ball career, but his performances for the second half were not so impressive with his weakness with his weakness against external stumps.

Cullinan, “I think he probably reached that scene. Cricket has a great life and plays the white ball cricket and probably, you know, it’s time to move in mind.

“And the series in England would be a difficult job for him. And they had struggles in the past. And especially tempo or movement, or seeing, to have a good series of time and time to play well. So we decided that there was time now,” he said.