Former India cricketer Yogaj Singh said that Rohit Sharma And Virat KohliThose who retired from Test cricket earlier this month would have to cancel their decision to save the country’s red-ball cricket. Rohit and Kohli’s retirement leaves the side without their most senior batsmen on the upcoming England tour, where India is scheduled to play a five -match Test series starting from June 20. The 67 -year -old former cricketer, who has given coaching to the current players. Shubman Gill And Abhishek Sharma In addition to his son Yuvraj SinghSaid that Kohli still has more years to give cricket.
“Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli should return retirement to save Indian Test cricket. It’s not time to think about themselves – this nation is about fans, and deep emotions are for sports. Virat still has at least ten years of cricket left. As he comes to me, I ensure that he returns on Tuesday.”
The experienced cricketer said that the Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) should support the players during their difficult times so that the players do not bend down for increasing pressure.
“Back in 2011, Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and players like players Virender Sehwag It was dropped without any clear reason. When Yuvraj retired, I rebuked him – I told him not to pressurize him. He was, and still, incredibly fit. Cricketers should fight for their place in the team instead of surrendering to external pressures.
He said, “BCCI should act like a parents – should protect and support its players, not ego or politics.”
Yograj said that he called his son, Yuvraj and asked Kohli to not retire from Test cricket and later regret the decision.
“I told Yuvi to call Virat and told him, ‘I made the same mistake. I am sure they (Rohit and Virat) will look back and regret it a few years down. Because one day, the frustration will essentially on the surface – but what will happen then?”
Kohli bid 30 centuries and 31 half-centuries with an impressive average of 46.85 in 123 matches for his Test career for his Test career, while Rohit attracted the screen on his red ball career with 4301 runs in 67 matches, including 12 centuries and 18 half-centers.
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