Virat Kohli ‘India A matches, 3-4 tons etc. Slam wanted to play: former BCCI Selector by stunning revelation

Virat Kohli’s sudden test retirement, India’s UK Tour staff announced days before the announcement of the world -wide headlines. After seeing that the Gavascar Cup received 190 points in five games at 23.75 after a bright limit, there were question marks about where his big career went. Now, these speculations were answered as Kohli announced on Monday on an Instagram broadcast. The former Indian cricketist and national selective Sarandeep Singh, the coach of the Delhi team, has now made some striking revelations.

Earlier this year, Sarandeep worked with Kohli during the Ranji Trophy match.

“There was no clue (retirement). I didn’t hear anywhere. I was talking to him a few days ago, but I didn’t get a clue that he was thinking about it. in question.

“I asked him that he would play the district before the test matches. Before the test series (against the UK) he said he wanted to play two India ‘match. Suddenly, we hear that he will not play the red ball.

It was also asked by the news agency PTI Coach Sarandeep’in Kohli’nin Delhi for Delhi’nin Ranji Trophy played a sign of retirement when he played.

Sarandeep Singh, “Not at all, there was no sign of retirement from any jack because there was no red ball cricket, so there was no such thought. Even then, he was talking about the England series with the test matches. So, he will play there,” Sarandeep Singh said.

“And this time will be very prepared, he said. Maximum hundreds of points, which will get hundreds of points, that he did the last time when he went to England in 2018. So, the UK tour will be prepared well. So, there is no such thing for the Ranji Cup matching Ranji Cup.

On Monday morning, Virat went to Instagram and wrote a note confusing many people’s hearts. He confirmed that the speculation days were turned into reality by closing the curtains on a 14 -year test journey.

With the output of Virat, the Indian test installation is stale in terms of the experience of playing in the green, fried fields of England. Sarandeep was surprised after hearing the announcement of Virat considering his return to the Ranji Cup in January after 13 years.