** EDS: File image ** Bengaluru: In this image of the KRIKETER VIRAT Kohli file, the training at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengalur. On Monday, Kohl announced his retirement from the test cricket and ended a magnificent run in a format that celebrated him as his savior at a time when the T20 cricket took the world. (PTI Photo/Shailendra Bhojak) *** Local headline *** Older brother Virt Kohli Vikas Kohli wrote an emotional remark after announced his retirement test. Kohli took the social media on Monday to reveal the news.“It’s been 14 years since I first wore blue bags in a test cricket. I honestly didn’t imagine the way this format would take me. He tested me, shaped me and taught me lessons I would take throughout my life,” he read the post.“There’s something deeply personal to play in white. Quiet grinding, long days, small moments that no one sees, but that will stay with you forever.
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“When I resigned from this format, it’s not easy – but it’s right.“I leave with a heart full of gratitude – for the game, for the people I shared the field with, and for every person who made me feel like seeing on the way.“I always look back at my test career with a smile.
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#269, logout.“🇮🇳❤” “Virat’s older brother Vikas has a sharing of several Instagram stories. In the first one, he just shared a viral pension post and quoted, “Always proud.”
Brother Virt Kohli releases the story of Instagram
In his second story he wrote Vikas: “What incredible Journey champion .. what you did for the game.”
The second story of Instagram virata Kohli Vikas Vikas
He checked out by saying, “Always proud of you Bhai.”Who is the IPL player?As an inspiring leader and former captain, he left the test cricket on Monday with 9,230 runs on average 46.85, scored 30 centuries and 31 years.Indian Great has played 123 matches since his debut in 2011. His highest score was 254.The 36 -year -old Kohli was part of the “Fab Four” quartet of Batsmen who have dominated the test cricket over the last decade, next to Steve Smith of Australia, Kane Williamson from New Zealand and Joe Root of England.Kohli became the most successful Indian test captain with 40 wins and 17 defeats in 68 matches. Another best are Mahendra Singh Dhoni with 27 wins from 60 and Sourav gangules with 21 of 49.
