India dgmo reaction Virat Kohli Test Retirement: The ceasefire has been agreed between India and Pakistan, in this context, the three wing officials in the Indian Army have held a press conference for the second consecutive day. Let us know that on May 12, Virat Kohli took retirement from Test cricket and on this day when the three army chief came to press conference, India’s DGMO Rajiv Ghai (India DGMO) mentioned Virat Kohli. Lieutenant Journal Rajiv Ghai said that he has been a big fan of Virat Kohli.
Amidst a conversation on Operation Sindoor on Monday, Rajiv Ghai said, “Today we should also talk about Virat Kohli. I have heard that he has retired from Test cricket. Like many Indians, he is my favorite cricketer.”
Comparison of air defense system with Ashes
Lieutenant Journal Rajiv Ghai tried to tell through the Ashes series how effective India’s air defense system is. He explained to everyone that it was probably 1970, when the Ashes series was going on between Australia and England. At that time, Australia’s fast bowlers Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lily kept the England batting line-ups up.
He further explained how the Australian team gave birth to a proverb at that time, which says, “Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust, If Thommo Doesn’T Get Ya, Lillee Must.” It means in Hindi that if Jeff Thomson is unable to dismiss you, then Dennis Lily will definitely do it. With this example, Rajiv Ghai tried to tell that India’s aircraft system had thwarted Pakistani attacks in the same manner.
Virat Kohli retired
Rohit Sharma retired from Test cricket on 7 May. Now 5 days later, Virat Kohli has also said goodbye to red ball cricket. Virat was the Indian player to score the fourth highest run in Test cricket. He captained Team India in 68 Tests, in which he won 40 times.
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