Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai said a big thing on retirement of Virat Kohli! Told who is a favorite cricketer?
Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai on Virat Kohli: After Operation Sindoor, the DGMOs of the three armies of India are giving information about daily developments through press briefing every day. But on May 12, an interesting thing was heard in the press briefing of the DGMOs of the three armies of India. In which DGMO Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai referred to the retirement of Virat Kohli, the star batsman of the Indian team and also described his favorite cricketer.
What did Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai say on Virat Kohli’s retirement?
During the press briefing, DGMO was referring to an incident through Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai Eczemapal. This Excise was associated with the Ashes series played between Australia and England. Before starting this eczemapal, Rajiv Ghai said, “Today, I probably should talk about cricket. Because I saw that Virat Kohli has retired from Test cricket. Like many Indians, he is my favorite cricketer.”
Virat Kohli gave information about retirement through emotional post
Virat Kohli announced his retirement from Test cricket on social media on Monday morning on Monday morning. In an emotional message, Kohli said that it was not easy to take this decision, but now the time has come.
Virat Kohli wrote, “14 years ago, when I first wore Bagi Blue in the Test, I did not think that this journey would teach me so much. Test cricket tested me, improved and learned such that I will remember all my life.”
Indian Dgmo Rajiv Ghai on Virat Kohli … !!!!
– Kohli has won the heart of everyone. pic.twitter.com/nxizzu6PVH
– Johns. (@Criccrazyjohns) May 12, 2025
He further said, “The beauty of Test cricket is something else-landing on the field in white clothes, hours of hard work, small moments that do not appear on TV but settled in the heart. Now I am taking away from this format-this decision is difficult, but it seems right.”
Virat Kohli in his message thanked fans, teammates and every person who appreciated him in this journey. He said, “I will always remember my Test career with a smile.”
Virat Kohli’s test data
Virat Kohli made his Test debut against the West Indies in 2011 and has scored 9230 runs in 123 Tests in his cricket career at an average of 46.85 in 123 Tests. During this, he scored 30 centuries and 31 half -centuries. Kohli also captained 68 Tests. His unbeaten 100 runs in the Perth Test in November 2024 was his first century after July 2023. Also, Virat Kohli’s last century was in Test cricket, a century in Perth.
Virat Kohli’s best phase was from 2016 to 2019, when he scored at a great average. Between 2016-2018, he scored 3596 runs in 35 Tests at an average of 66.59, including 14 centuries and eight half-centuries.
