India National Cricket Team batter Virat Kohli shocked the entire cricket fraternity when he announced his retirement from Test cricket. On Monday (12th May), the batter took to his Instagram account and opened up about his decision to call time on his red-ball career.
While Kohli confirmed that he would be retiring from Test cricket, he didn't mention that he called time on his first-class career. Seizing this opportunity, the Middlesex County Cricket Club offered him an opportunity to continue playing the format that he loves. Also, there is a belief that he is interested in playing at Lord's.
We are interested in having that conversation - Director of cricket at Middlesex, Alan Coleman
"Virat Kohli is the most iconic player of his generation, so of course we are interested in having that conversation."
Kohli made his Test debut in 2011 and set the stage on fire all throughout his career. His desire to play Test cricket was one of the highlights of his career. He pushed himself to play the format and changed the culture of the Indian Test team as well.
Virat Kohli slammed 9230 runs from 123 matches at an average of 46.85 in his Test career
On the batting front, Kohli slammed 9230 runs from 123 matches at an average of 46.85. His tally also included 30 centuries and 31 fifties, with the highest score of 254. It remains to be seen if he plays county cricket or not. With him calling his retirement, it seems highly unlikely that he will play red-ball cricket.
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