Virat kohli retirement from test: The day of May 7, when Rohit Sharma retired from Test cricket. Fans were hoping that at least Virat Kohli would play on England tour, but only five days after Rohit, ‘King Kohli’ also said goodbye to the Test format. Virat was the most successful Test captain of Team India in history and he has left many questions behind his retirement. Now a shocking revelation has been revealed that BCCI wanted to make Virat a captain again but the board took a U-turn on the last occasion.
BCCI hand in Virat’s retirement?
According to India Today, BCCI had given Virat Kohli a hint to make it captain again. This is about the time of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, in which India lost 3–1. The report stated that, “Virat Kohli’s close friends say that he had got the hint to be captained again after the Adelaide Test, but suddenly the circumstances had changed.”
In the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India and Australia were on par with the Adelaide Test. In the Adelaide Test, Team India had to face a crushing defeat by 10 wickets. The report revealed that Virat Kohli had played the match for Delhi in the Ranji Trophy in the hope of becoming captain again, but the situation was completely changed after India’s 3–1 defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Virat Kohli has now retired from T20 and Test cricket. He will be seen playing only ODI matches in the coming time. Virat Kohli, meanwhile, is playing in IPL 2025 and will also play in the match against KKR on 17 May. Please tell that Virat is currently in the race of Orange Cap. He has scored 505 runs in 11 matches so far and will get an orange cap as soon as he scored 6 runs.
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