‘Koi nahin hai takkar mein’: Former India cricketer praised Virat Kohli after his test retirement. Cricket news
Former India cricketer Navjot Sidhu on Monday gave a heartfelt note for Virat Kohli after announcing his test retirement. “The greatest Indian cricketer of all times bid to test cricket,” Sidhu wrote on X.“Thank you Virat Kohli for a cup of happiness for world cricket. ,Kahan Parre Ho Chakkar (No one can compete with him, why worry about it). ,Virat Kohli resorted to social media on Monday to reveal the news.“It’s 14 years since I was wearing a baggy blue in Test cricket for the first time, I never imagined that this format would take me. It 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.“”Kohli scored 9,230 runs, including 30 centuries and 31 half -centuries, which was on average of 46.85. He also led India in 68 Tests and was India’s most successful captain with 40 Tests.
** EDS: File Image ** Bangalore: In this file, image cricketer Virat Kohli reacted during a Test cricket match between India and New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Kohli declared his retirement from Test cricket on Monday, ending a great run in the format, which celebrated him as his savior when T20 cricket focuses globally. (PTI Photo/Shailendra Bhojak)
After an average of 55 at its peak between 2011 and 2019, the figure fell to 32.56 in the last 24 months.Kohli’s last Test was in Sydney in January when India lost the match and a 3–1 series in Australia.In addition to an unbeaten century in the second innings of the first Test in Perth, Kohli scored just 90 runs from eight innings in the five-Test series.
