‘Cricket will become a pseudo Baba?’ Virat Kohli saw the test with ‘chant’ counting machine after retirement. Cricket news

New Delhi: A day after announcing his retirement from Test cricket, Indian batting veteran Virat Kohli visited Vrindavan with his wife Anushka Sharma to take guidance from spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj. The couple visited Radha Kelly Kunj Ashram in Vrindavan to receive blessings.Pictures of Kohli and Anushka went viral on social media quickly while talking to Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan.After leaving the ashram, Kohli was seen getting out of his car Chanting Counting MachineHe briefly waved fans before walking quietly at the airport.Kohli is set to take the ground for Royal Challengers Bangalore in his IPL 2025 match against Kolkata Knight Riders on Saturday.On Monday, Kohli announced his retirement from Test cricket, which marks the end of a stellar career for the longest time. He played 123 Tests for India, scoring an average of 9,230 runs at 46.85, including 30 centuries.As captain, Kohli led India 40 wins in 68 tests, the highest by any Indian captain to date.Former India coach Ravi Shastri described Kohli as a “mentally fried and overcome” due to a continuous public investigation. Despite being surprised by Kohli’s retirement decision, Shastri believed that the star batter still had two to three years left in Test cricket.Shastri also revealed that he spoke to Kohli shortly before the announcement became public.“I talked to him about it, I think a week ago [his announcement] And his mind was very clear that he gave us everything. There was no regrets, “Shastri told the ICC review.“Virat surprised me because I felt that he has at least two-three years of Test match cricket. But then, when you are mentally fried and overcoming, it tells your body. You can be a physically qualified man in business.

He said, “You can be fitter than half of your team’s people, but mentally you are doing well, as they say, it sends a message to the body. You know, this is,” he said.Opening about his conversation, Shastri said that he contributed to a burnout in Kohli’s contagious personality and frequent spotlight.“He has been appreciated worldwide. He has a big following compared to any other cricketer in the last decade. Whether it is Australia, whether it is South Africa, he only got to see the game.“They will be angry because they had the ability to go under the skin of the audience. The way they celebrated, you know that their intensity was such that it was like a grain.He said, “It spread very quickly, not only inside the dressing room, but also for people watching cricket as well as cricket. So, he was an infectious personality,” he said.