“Mera ek aim hai” – When Virat Kohli revealed his desire to reach one special landmark in Test cricket

It has not been long since the Indian test leader, Rohit Sharma, announced his retirement from coordination on Wednesday, May 7. Now, just a few days later, on Saturday, May 10, multiple reports indicate that veteran kidnapper Verat Kohli also informed BCCI about his intention to retire from the Cricit test. However, the council is said to encourage it to rethink its decision.

A source familiar with the development told Indian Express:

“He decided it and informed the council that he was moving from the cricket test. BCCI urged him to rethink with the decisive tour of England. It has not yet returned to demand.”

In the midst of these developments, an old statement appeared by the cricket player born in Delhi and a viral gold, as he expressed his ambition to record 10,000 runs in the cricket test.

During the appearance of a part of “Seedhi Baat” from AAJ TAK in 2013, Kohli stated that although he does not focus on records, he has a clear goal in reaching a 10,000 milestone in the longest game shape. Kohli said:

“Mai Records Par Bilkul Nazar Nahi Rakhta Hu. Record Ban Jayega, Mai Yeh SAB NAHI Sochta Hu.

[I don’t keep track of records at all. When I score a century in a match, I find out afterward that it was the quickest to 10 centuries or something like that. So I only get to know about it after the match. Before the match, my focus is not on things like, ‘I have 5 innings left, and if I score 3 more centuries, I’ll set a record.’ I don’t think that way. My aim is to score 10,000 runs in Test cricket, and that’s something I really want to achieve].

Meanwhile, the 770 veteran mixture is still escaping from reaching the personal teacher who set it for itself. To date, Kohli 123 test matches have played, scored 9230 rounds at a rate of 46.85, including 31 centuries and 30 century.

Vorat Kohli has greatly struggled with the Cricket Test over the past five years

Verat Kohli was at the height of his test in the test until the end of 2020, after he played 87 games and scored 7318 rounds with a remarkable average of 53.42, which included 23 half century and 27 centuries.

However, things have taken a slowdown in the veteran plan since the beginning of 2021. During the last 36 tests, he managed to manage it only 1912 at a modest rate of 31.87, with only fifty and three centuries during that period.