Virat Kohli’s elder brother Vikas Kohli has written an emotional note after announcing his test retirement. Kohli resorted to social media on Monday to reveal the news.“It’s 14 years when I first wore baggy blue Test cricketHonestly, I never imagined this journey that this format would take me. This has tested me, shaped me, and taught me a lesson that I will take for life, “read the post.“Something deep about playing in whites. Cool pieces, long days, short moments that no one sees but he stays with you forever.
“As I am away from this format, it’s not easy – but it seems right. I have given it everything that I had, and it is given to me a lot as much as I could expect.“I am going away with gratitude filled with gratitude – for sports, for those with whom I shared the field, and for every person who saw me on the way.“I will always look at my test career with a smile.#269, signing.“”Virat’s elder brother Vikas has shared a couple of Instagram Story. In the first one, he only shared and quoted Virat’s retirement post: “Always proud.”
Virat Kohli’s brother called an Instagram story
In his second story, Vikas wrote: “What an incredible journey shampoo .. What you have done for the game cannot be replaced.”
Virat Kohli Bhai Vikas’s second Instagram Story
He signed by saying: “Always proud of you, brother.”Who is that IPL player?An inspirational leader and former captain, he retired from Test cricket on Monday, scored in the 30 centuries and 31 fifty, with an average of 46.85, with an average of 9,230 runs.Indian Great played 123 matches since his Test debut in 2011. His highest score was not 254.36 -year -old Kohli was part of the batsmen’s “Fab Four” quartet, dominating Test cricket in the last decade, with Australia’s Steve Smith, New Zealand’s Kane Williamson and Joe Root of England.Kohli became India’s most successful Test captain with 40 wins and 17 defeats in 68 matches. The next best Mahendra Singh Dhoni is with 60 to 27 wins and Sourav Ganguly is 49 with 21.
