Virat Kohli Test Retirement: It was the date of May 12, 2025 when Virat Kohli announced retirement from the Test. Since 5 days ago, Rohit Sharma said goodbye to the red ball format, while the Indo-England Test series was coming near, so it was a very shocking subject to retire Virat. Now IPL Chairman (IPL Chairman 2025) Arun Singh Dhumal has made a special request to withdraw retirement from Virat.

Talking to news agency PTI, Arun Singh Dhumal said that Virat seems more fit than his first IPL season today. He says that even if the RCB wins the trophy, Kohli should continue the game in the Indian Premier League.

Demand to withdraw retirement from Virat

Demanding Virat Kohli to withdraw the Test retirement, Arun Dhumal said, “The whole country wants Virat Kohli to continue playing. I also want him to consider the return from Test retirement. I hope that he should not retire from IPL as he has been the biggest ambassador of cricket.”

Arun Singh Dhumal has previously been the treasurer of BCCI. However, he is not yet associated with BCCI. But the BCCI conducts IPL, so technically Arun Dhumal is still a member of the board.

Virat Kohli has retired from 2 formats

The Indian team won the 2024 T20 World Cup title, after which Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma announced retirement from T20 format together. At the same time, between IPL 2025, he also announced the cricket world by announcing the Test format to say goodbye to the Test format. Now fans will be able to see Virat playing in IPL and ODI matches.

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Virat kohli viral video: Virat Kohli announced retirement from Test cricket on 12 May 2025 through an emotional post. Fans also disappointed with this, but after this he started congratulating him for his successful career from all over the world. He is also remembered because Kohli kept Test cricket alive. He has already retired from T20, now he will play only in ODI format. Virat is the second batsman to score the most international century in the world, he has 82 centuries in all three formats.

After retirement, a clip of Virat Kohli’s interview is going viral. It shows that he did what he said. In this clip, he is telling what he got intoxicated, which helped him.

Virat Kohli is saying in an interview to a media channel, “I do not want to be remembered as a simple player. When I finish my career or stop playing, they do not want people to say yes, yes, yes, a player named Yaar Virat was played for India. I have always been the goal that whenever I leave playing, I am a player who is a player who is a player, he should say that you have to be like that.”

I am intoxicated to make a century – Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli told in this interview that he has now been used to score a century, which is like a drug. He said, “If I am being inspired to see someone, then I would like people to be inspired by seeing me. I want to do something like this. So I have become a drug to make a century. Once I reach 60-70, I go to a different zone that now I have to stay in a century. So I have made a halt which I have made in the last 2-3 years, I have been working for me, I have been working for me, I have been working for me Stay. “

This clip of Kohli’s interview is from when he was in the early stages of his career. Now he is ending his Test career by becoming the fourth batsman to score the most runs for India.

Virat Kohli Test Career

36 -year -old Kohli has scored 9230 runs in 210 innings of 123 matches at an average of 46.85. In this format, Kohli has scored 30 centuries and 31 half -centuries. Virat Kohli has scored 82 centuries in 550 matches in all three formats (ODI, Test and T20). He is the highest century batsman in ODIs, he has 51 centuries in this format.