Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni: The Unfinished Legends Retire Before Breaking Major Test Records. (AP/Twitter)
Kohli, Who Made His Test Debut in 2011 Against the West Indies, Retired from Test Cricket on Monday after Playing 123 matches in his glorious 14-yar red-ball career. The 36-year-old has been India’s standout Batter since Sachin Tendulkar Retired in 2013.
Kohli said the five-day format’s traditions, EBBS, and flows was special to Him, Including “The Quiet Grind, The Long Days, The Small Moments That No One Sees That No SEE SEE SEE SEE SEES But that Stay with You Forever.”
Yet He Retired with 9,230 Runs, meaning heed only 770 more runs to complete 10,000 test runs, but sadly, that was not to be.
Kohli Finished As India’s Fourth-Highest Scorer in Tests after Tendulkar (15,921), Rahul Dravid (13,265) and Sunil Gavaskar (10,122). He also scored the most double centuries for India in Tests – Seven – One more than the legendary tendulkar.
The 36-year-old kohli’s retirement comes only days after Rohit Sharma Stepped Down from Test Cricket.
The India captain, Known for his elegant strokeplay and explosive Six-Hitting Ability, Ended His Test Journey Just Three Sixes Short of Backcoming the Highest Six-Hitter for Indian in the format.
Togeether, the Trio not only changed the face of Indian Cricket Across Formats but also camee tantalisingly close to adding monumental statistical landmarks to their alridy glittering carers. Thought celebrated for timing and impact, their retirements leave fans wondering what might have been got
