Virat Kohli was not asked to rethink retirement. Instead, he did not say to the test team. “BCCI does not call for”: Report

With the tension about Virat Kohli and his “decision to withdraw from the test -Croicket growth”, every day throws a new surprise, new information. On Saturday morning, the news was that Kohli informed the BCCI about his decision to leave the Cricket test, an absolute heartache for Kohli fans. The Ripple effect was accordingly so reported that the BCCI from despair called Kohli to rethink its decision. As an Indian team that leads England on tour for a five-test series from June 20, it is not inexperienced. Rohit Sharma and Ravichandran Ashwin have already retired and have left Ravindra Jadeja and Jasprit Bumrah as the only two safe picks for the series. And when the series marks the beginning of a Fresh World Test Championship cycle, no Kohli could be a body strike for India and a big shot in the arm for England. And rightly so.

A report in the Dainik Jagran, however, claims something completely opposite. It says that Kohli was not asked to rethink his decision at all. And if at all, Kohli bluntly said by the decision -makers that he no longer justifies a place in the Indian test team due to his bad form. In his last series of tests in Australia, Kohli was only 190 runs from five tests with a shadow over 23. In fact, 100 of these 190 runs came in a single inner sessions when he scored his 30th century in Perth – his 9th test tone against the Aussies. In addition, Kohli’s 93 runs from six innings with an average of 15.50 in the previous series against New Zealand lowered an even worse figure.

Please note that the Hindustan Times cannot check the report independently.

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Virat Kohli was announced that he is not guaranteed to be a place in the India’s test team

“The BCCI does not call for anyone. The decision of a player is his personal decision. We don’t bother her,” Jagran quoted a source. In addition, India lost the first loss of the first losing of test series on home floor in 12 years and did not get into the final of the world test championship for the first time, and escalated the entire matter on May 7th. Test captain Rohit was informed that he no longer fits in India.

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Since New Zealand and Australia’s debacle, the priority of Indian team management has been uncomplicated: to go forward and to keep an eye on the future of the Indian cricket. The 38 -year -old Rohit and the 36 -year -old Kohli would not have taken until the end of the next WTC cycle, the year 2027, the year of the next Odi World Championship. Since Rohit and Kohli want to play his last ICC tournament in South Africa, it is not ready to manage two international formats together with the IPL.

The BCCI is currently in a difficult situation. It has to take care of three very important matters: create a revised schedule for the IPL 2025, declare the India for the team of the team for the tour through England, state the Indian squad for the five tests in England and appoint the new test captain of the Indian team, with Shubman Gill being the probable choice. With the big decision that is probably made around May 23 and the resumption of the IPL on the cards, Kohli’s decision will come at all times.