** EDS: File image ** Bengaluru: In this image, KRIKETER VIRAT Kohli responds during the test cricket match between India and New Zealand 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 Bhohak) Former India cricket Navyot Sidha laid a sincere remark for Virat Kohl after announcing his retirement test on Monday. “The largest Indian cricket offers Adieu to test cricket testing,” Sidha wrote on X.“Thank you Virat Kohl for being a cup of joy for the world cricket. “Kahaan Parre Ho Chakker Mein Koi nubs hai takker mein (No one can compete with him why to take care of it). ”Virat 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.“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.#269, logout.“🇮🇳❤” “Kohli scored 9 230 runs including 30 centuries and 31 half -lives on average 46.85. He also led India in 68 test matches and was the most successful Indian captain with 40 test victories.
** EDS: File image ** Bengaluru: In this image, KRIKETER VIRAT Kohli responds during the test cricket match between India and New Zealand 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 Bhohak)
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After averaging almost 55 at its peak between 2011 and 2019, this number dropped to 32.56 in the last 24 months.The last Kohli test was in Sydney in January, when India lost the match of the 3-1 series in Australia.In addition to the undefeated century in the second shift of the first test in Perth, Kohli managed only 90 runs from eight shifts in a series of five tests.
