Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket: Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket

Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket. 36-year-old Virat Kohli was seen playing at the Australian tour of Test cricket. India had to face a 1-3 defeat in the 5 match. Virat Kohli definitely scored a century in the first match of the series, ie Perth Test, but after that he saw him fighting. Kohli’s decision to retire is due to the selection of the team for the 5 -Test series in England next month. Please tell me that Virat Kohli retired before the T20 format. Now he can see he’s playing in ODIs.

Virat Kohli’s Test debut was held in Kingston against the West Indies in June 2011. Kohli then scored 4 in the first innings and 15 in the second innings. At the same time, his last test was in Sydney against Australia, which played in January 2025. In this last test, Kohli scored 17 runs in the first innings and 6 runs in the second innings.

King Kohli has played 123 Tests. During this time, he scored an average of 9230 for 46.85. In the test, Kohli scored for 30 centuries and 31 half centers.

Virat Kohli announced his retirement in his Instagram post. He said, ‘For the first time in Test cricket, it has been 14 years since wearing blue jersey. In fact, I have never thought this form would take me on the journey. It took my choice, designed myself and taught me a lesson that I would keep together for life. Playing in white clothing is a very personal experience. Quiet hard work, long days, short moments that no one can see, but always stayed with you.

Kohli added, ‘When I get away from this design, it’s not easy – but it seems exactly. I have given everything in it and it has given me more than my expectation. I am grateful to the people who play on the field, and for every person who took me ahead of this journey. I will always see my test industry smile.

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Virat is India’s most successful captain in test history. Virat captain India in 68 Tests, in which the team won 40. When Kohli took the post of captain, the Indian team was seventh. But due to hard work for himself and his fellow players, Kohli took him to the World No. 1 post.

Virat Kohli’s International Cricket Life

123 tests, 210 innings, 9230 runs, 46.85 average, 30 centuries, 31 half -century

302 ODIs, 290 innings, 14181 runs, 57.88 average, 51 centuries, 74 half -cords, 5

125 T20, 117 innings, 4188 runs, 48.69 average, 1 century, 38 half -cords, 4.