Children’s coach Star India Virata Kohli Rajkumar Sharma has recently opened up to the timing of their retirement test. Kohli will offer Adieu to the longest format before the ongoing series against England. Therefore, the former captain of India pulled the curtains for a 14 -year -old test career.
In 2011 he made his debut against Western India and finished his career after playing 123 tests. In his career he scored 9230 runs on average 46.85 with 30 centuries and 31.
Kohli has suffered from poor form since 2020After scoring only 2028 runs out of 39 matches (69 shifts) on average 30.72 with three hundred and nine fifty names. Since 2024 he scored 440 runs from 11 matches (21 shifts) on average 23.15 s one hundred and one fifty to his name.
But with the dough, which was served by the paved paradise for ongoing England, should Kohl delay his retirement and retire to England to regain form and extend his career? Recently, his child coach Rajkumar Sharma shared his views on Kohli’s retirement and mentioned that it was a personal decision.
“I think the goals have nothing to do with his retirement. That was his personal decision. It is not because of the goals he took retirement. What he did on the previous England, everyone saw that he was no longer frightened as such.
In addition, Sharma also welcomed Kohli’s successor to number four, SHUBMAN GILL praised him for leading the team from the front by plundering runs with his bat.
“He just lashes great. He is in the best form of his life and leads from the front. This is the best part. He takes responsibility and plays great,” he added.
Reminds Bravado hinge from U19 days
Gill was in phenomenal form in the ongoing series when he was convicted by a match player in a massive 336-run victory in the second test. India captain registered the second highest aggregate in the test match 430 runs, Scoring 269 and 161 in two shifts.
Rajkumar Sharma also commented on the continuous growth of the test cricket Rishabh Pant and revealed that the dough of Swashbuckling launch from his to 19 days.
“He’s playing like this from the beginning. He was like this. He played under 19 years under me. He started his career under 19 years under me and I have been watching him since. He was the same player,” Sharma concluded.
Pant also reached his name in historical books and became the second goalkeeper in the history of the game to score for centuries in every shift of the test match over the first game. In the second shifts of the second test, he further scored brilliant 65 and helped India to expand their leadership.
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Published:
Rishabh beniwal
Published on:
July 7, 2025
Tune
