Former Australia captain Michael Clarke Looks like mythological Virat Kohli If the upcoming five -match series face a huge defeat against India against England, then Test can come out of retirement, which is running in Headingly, Leeds on 20 June.
Kohli decided to draw curtains on his magnificent Test career on May 12, after representing India in the longest format since 2011. The 36 -year -old played 123 Tests, scoring 9230 runs. He registered 31 half -centuries and 30 centuries.
After winning the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 finals for the first time in 18 years, Kohli said that Triumph is still below five levels from Test cricket. Clarke said that Delhi Better loves the red-ball format and if the captain and the selectors want him back in the setup, he will take a U-turn on his retirement call.
“If India goes to England and gets inflated-they lose the series 5–0-I think fans want Virat Kohli to come out of retirement. And honestly, if he is asked captain, selectors, and supported by fans, I think he will come back. He still loves Test cricket,”.
Clarke also introduced Rohit Sharma, who retired from tests on May 12 as a magnificent captain. The cricketer-turn-cumpetter mentioned that Test cricket would remember Kohli.
The former Australian captain said, “Rohit Sharma retired from Test cricket. Strategically, he was a great captain. Virat Kohli went away.
Fans and players should be able to celebrate together, but it is to be done safely: Michael Clarke
Clarke shared his condolences with the families of people who lost their lives during the horrific stampede during the RCB's IPL 2025 victory ceremony outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday, June 4.
Clarke said, “This is disastrous. Hopefully, we don't see anything again. Fans and players should be able to celebrate together, but it should be done safely. My thoughts are with all families. It was an incredible season, an incredible season that was an incredible season,” Clarke said.
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