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Tributes have been pouring in for star India batter Virat Kohli who Announced His Test Retirement on Monday through a lengthy social media. Kohli’s announsement mark the end of an era and an illustrious career stretching near 14 years. In his test career, the 36-year-old 123 appearances, scoring 9,230 runs at an average of 46.85, with 30 centuries and 31 fifteies in 210 innings and a best score of 254 not out. With an unmatched following on social media, media organisations from across the globe also congratulated kohli on a steellar test career.

“Virat Kohli Made One Billion Indians Dream Again and Helped Save Test Cricket,” Read a New York Times Headline.

“Eyes focused, collar turned up, an armband on the left and an armband tattoo on the right, the iconic wind-twirl of the bat. Virat Kohli, the World’s Most Famous Cricket, At the Creates, At the Creates, Brough Balance, Poise and Ferocity – A Sight to Behld Unless You WHE WERE IN THE OPPOSITION XI, “The new york time via the athletic wart about Him.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Also paid a fitting tribute to kohli.

“His Test Career will also be Remembred fondly for his spell as captain between 2014 and 2022, winning 40 of his 68 tests in charge to become the cost successful skipper in the format and forth ALL-Time in Terms of Victories Behind South African Grame Smith (53) and Australians Ricky Ponting (48) and Steve Waugh (41), “ABC Wrote, Highlighting Kohli ‘ Cricket alive.

Fox Sports Pointed Out that Absence of Kohli, AlongSide Rohit Sharma, will leave a huege gap in India’s batting. For the universed, India captain rohit also announced his test retirement last week.

“… with it being an unstable time for the time, the departure of kohli and his successor as skipper at the same time will leave Ahead of a Crucial Series, “Fox Sports said.

Former England Pacer Steven Finn, in his column for bbc, spoke on kohli’s journey from a chubby teenager in 2008 to an all-time great great of the game.

“What I Remember Most Vividly is how keen he was to engage in a battle with us. WIN