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To Force Virat Kohli U-Turn On Test Retirement, Navjot Singh Sidhu’s “50% Sunil Gavaskar” Analogy




The reports that Virat Kohli wanted to leave test cricket shaken the entire cricket spectrum. Kohli, undoubtedly the poster of the longest format of the game in the last decade, has done wonders in the format, while inspiring a new life. However, Kohli’s message to the BCCI, wanting to follow the Sharma skipper costume and withdraw from the format, left the game lovers. The former India cricket player, Navjot Singh Sidhu, urged Kohli not only to reconsider his decision, but also lead the Indian team in England.

In a video on social networks, Sidhu highlighted the need for Kohli’s presence in the Indian team, calling him the “brilliant armor” for the side.

“Virat Kohli’s decision to retire has caused a heckling in the world of cricket. On the inexperienced side there,” said Sidhu.

The former versatile of India also gave the example of a situation of Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar, where the captain then said how important the little master was, even if he was 50%fit.

“In 1987, my first Reliance World Cup, Sunil Manohar Gavaskar 103 Bukhar Captain Kapil is arriving, Sunny Boy tomorrow is the game how is your feeling 50%, smile IA very beautiful kapil dev sir Said, Sunil Gavaskar at 50%is much better than anyone in this 100%world. Are difficult conditions, he should lead by the forehead,” said Sidhu.

Even the BCCI urged Kohli to reconsider its decision. The board of directors would have even called a very influential figure to convince Virat to change his mind.

“BCCI wants that for the good of India, for Indian prosperity, for the prosperity of India. Kohli Sir should be said, brother, it is good, we appreciate your feelings, but the Indian people need you. You are this unequaled shield that will protect our country from any danger,” concluded Sidhu.

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