When should Virat Kohli announce retirement? AB Devilliers told the right plan

Virat Kohli retirement: Virat Kohli is in great form these days. Kohli’s bat is on fire and his powerful batting has given sleepless nights to bowlers around the world before the World Cup 2023. Virat’s hunger for runs is continuously increasing, a glimpse of which was also visible in Asia Cup 2023.

King Kohli has maintained his body very well and there is no answer to fitness. This is the reason why there is no discussion of any kind regarding Virat’s retirement from international cricket. However, Kohli’s close friend and former South African batsman AB De Villiers has told Virat it is the right time to retire from white ball cricket.

When should Virat Kohli take retirement?

AB De Villiers, while talking on his YouTube channel, said about Kohli’s retirement, “I know he would like to come to South Africa, but it is very difficult to say. There is still a lot of time for this. Let’s focus on this first. I think Virat Kohli will be able to tell you this better.

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I think if India is successful in winning the World Cup, then it would not be a bad time for Virat to retire. They should say thank you all. Now I will just play Test cricket and a little bit of IPL for the next few years and enjoy the last phase of my career.”

AB DeVilliers, “Kohli wants to win the World Cup” :-

Virat Kohli has come very close to breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 49 centuries in ODI cricket. However, AB De Villiers believes that Kohli’s desire is not to break any record but to win the World Cup for India. He said, “I don’t think he (Sachin’s record) is focused on this. He is not a person who thinks only about himself. Kohli wants to win the World Cup for the team and wants to be a part of a strong team in all formats. .He is a team player, which you can understand by seeing his emotions on the field.”

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