Virat Kohli says after retirement he won’t pick up the bat again

Virat Kohli says when he retires he will not take the bat again

Team India is currently touring Australia. Where the first match of the ODI series will be played on Saturday at Sydney Cricket Ground. For this match where both teams are practicing fiercely. Meanwhile, Indian team captain and run machine Virat Kohli has described his retirement plan.In response to the question asked by the journalist, Indian captain Virat Kohli has said that when he retires, he will not take the bat again. When asked if he will play in Australia’s Big Bash League after retiring or removing the BCCI ban, Kohli said that he will definitely not be available for such a tournament after retiring.

On the eve of the first one-day match against Australia on Saturday, the Indian captain said, “Look, I do not know whether such a change comes in the future or not. As far as I am concerned, once I have retired, honestly I do not think I am involved in those people. “

Cricketers who retired like AB de Villiers and Brendon McCullum regularly play in the T20 league like IPL and Big Bash League but Kohli said that he is not interested in joining this list. He said, ‘In the last five years I have played
enough Cricket and I can not comment on that what will I do after the retirement because I do not think I will repeat or I’ll pick up my bat. Virat Kohli said, ‘On the day I stop playing, all my energy will be over. That’s why I will quit playing cricket. That’s why I do not see myself playing on the field again.