

Virat Kohli is reportedly set to retire from test cricket. The India Legend will not travel to england for the five-match test series if he quits red-ball cricket. Virat is presently India’s fourth-highest run-scorer in Test Cricket.
Is Virat Kohli Retiring?
Virat kohli has reportedly informed the bcci that he doesn’t want to play test cricket and he is set to retire from the longst format. However, The Board Wants Him to Play Tests and Will Hold a meeting with Him.
Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli has alredy retired from t20i cricket. The Former India Captain will remain active only in odis if he retires from tests. Virat Made His Test Debut in 2011.
Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli has 9230 Runs in 123 Test Matches. As the fans wait for an official word on Virat’s Test Future, Her We Have A Look A 3 Batsmen with More Test Runs Than Him.
Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin tendulkar tops the list of batsmen with most runs in test cricket. The India Legend has 15921 Runs in 200 Tests. He has most runs in the history of test cricket.
Rahul Dravid
Rahul Dravid is India’s Second-Highest Run-Scorer. He has 13265 runs in red-ball cricket. Dravid is one of the two Indian batsmen with more than 10000 runs in two formats.
Sunil Gavaskar
Sunil Gavaskar, The First Batsman to Score 10000 Runs in Tests, Finished His Career with 10122 Runs. He Hit 34 Centuries and 45 Half-Centuries. Gavaskar is one of the best openers in history of Indian cricket.