New Delhi: With Virat Kohli declare his retirement from Test cricket, an era comes not only for Indian cricket, but also a close to sports. While his batting records are impressive, Kohli’s most permanent heritage may be his tenure as India’s Test captain, where he changed the team’s identity with an incredible discovery of aggression, intensity and excellence. After retirement from the format of MS Dhoni in 2015, full -time test captain appointed, Kohli led India in 68 tests, won 40, winning 40, making him the most successful test captain in the history of the country. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!But their influence was much deeper than the number. He created a winning mentality, laid a fitness at the forefront of team culture, and a rapid coalition revolution that made India a malignant force under all circumstances. Under Kohli, India won the historic foreign chain, especially their first test series in Australia in 2018-19.
Virat Kohli as Test captain in army countries:
- Play matches – 23
- Win matches – 7
- Match lost – 13
- Match drawn – 3
It was a historical achievement that ended the disappointment of decades and established India as a team capable of winning abroad, not only competition. Kohli’s side is also at the top ICC Testing Rankings Eligible for five consecutive years and inauguration World test championship Last in 2021. What Kohli’s leadership created was his terrible competition. Whether at home or abroad, Kohli led the front, often set up tone with bold announcements, aggressive field settings and enthusiastic ceremonies. He was not afraid to take risks, withdraw weak players, or to face more on his side even after facing criticism. While his leadership style was not without his inhibitors, many times marked by on-field conflict and a fierce personality, Kohli never overcome responsibility. He proudly lifted the weight of expectations and left Indian Test cricket in a strong place, as much as he found. As Kohli moves away from the longest format, his era will not only be remembered for victory, but to redefine what to be an Indian Test cricketer in the modern era.
