Virat Kohli has retired from Test cricket after a 14-year career, ending before India's tour of England. He scored 9230 runs in 123 matches, averaging 46.85, and captained India in 68 Tests ...

Virat Kohli's Test Cricket Records Virat Kohli’s Test cricket stats showcase his dominance as both a batsman and a fielder. He scored over 9,230 runs , ranking 19th in the list of most Test runs ...

Newly appointed captain Shubman Gill has so far mirrored the journey of Virat Kohli in many ways. The similarities begin from ...

Virat Kohli’s Test Captaincy Record: Win-Loss Stats, Batting Records, Series Milestones, And More Virat Kohli announced his Test retirement on 12 May, ending as India’s most successful captain ...

Virat Kohli Test Stats. ... Unlike his ODI career, Kohli's Test career did not achieve great heights right from the word go. He made his debut in June 2011 against West Indies in Kingston.

Shubman Gill's career path shows striking similarities to Virat Kohli's. Both excelled in Under-19 World Cups and achieved ...

Of the 123 Test matches Virat Kohli played in his career, 68 were on foreign soil. In those away games, he amassed 4,894 runs from 123 innings at an average of 41.13.

Virat's Test Career: 'A Case Study,' Says Manjrekar: Sanjay Manjrekar took to Twitter (X) and compared the statistics where the 36-year-old's numbers were divided into three phases, i.e., from ...

Here's a flavor of those stats over his 14-year test career: 7 -- The number of double-hundreds made by Kohli in tests, the most by an India player and the fourth most in test history.

As Virat Kohli Quits Test Cricket, Here’s A Look At His Salary & Impressive Stats ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Over the last few days, we have heard speculations about Virat Kohli’s Test career.

While he struggled for consistency late in his career Kohli departs with a Test average of 46.85 ... Virat Kohli Test stats. Matches: 123. Runs: 9,230. Average: 46.85. 100s/50s: 30/31.

Virat Kohli announces Test retirement, says ‘I will always look back at my Test career with a smile' Having made his Test debut for India in 2011, Virat Kohli bids adieu to the longest format of ...