Kohli wanted to Continue Test Cricket, Selector Didn Bollywood Support: Mohammad Kaif | Latest Cricket News | Truth of Kohli’s Test retirement: Virat wanted to continue the claim-test of former cricketer Mohammad Kaif; Selection committee did not support

Mohammad Kaif believes that Virat Kohli was fully prepared for the England series, but he did not get the support of Ajit Agarkar -led selection committee. Kohli announced his retirement from the Test on the Instagram post on 12 May, although he did not give any reason for retirement from the Test. Signs were given to continue this format by playing Ranji Kaif said in an interview that I think he wanted to continue playing in this format. He must have had talks with BCCI officials and selectors about this. The selectors must have cited his performance in the last 5-6 years and told him that he could not be replaced in the team. He further said that after returning from Australia tour, it was clear from playing the Ranji Trophy that he wanted to return to the upcoming Test. He hoped that he would also get support from BCCI and selectors, but he did not get it.

Only 3 centuries in Tests in the last five years If we look at Kohli’s performance in previous years, it was found that his performance has declined. He scored only 2028 runs in 68 innings played and only three centuries. During this time his career average came down to 46. On the tour of Australia, there were signs of return with a brilliant century in Perth, but in the rest of the tour he was able to score only 90 runs and India lost the series 1-3.

Border-Gavaskar Trophy showed that this format is bored with Kaif believes that the approose of Kohli in Australia felt that he was bored with this format. He appeared in an attempt to score runs quickly. In Test cricket, you have to stay at the crease for hours, which they have done earlier, but taking an edge continuously in trying to drive on the outpayed ball, it made felt that their patience was reduced.

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