The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced on Monday that star batter Virat Kohli has opted out of the first two Test matches against England citing ‘personal reasons’.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) blazoned on Monday that star batter Virat Kohli has decided out of the first two Test matches against England citing’ particular reasons’. In a sanctioned statement, BCCI said that Kohli had exchanges with commander Rohit Sharma and the platoon operation regarding his absence and extended their support to the cricketer.” Virat Kohli has requested the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to be withdrawn from the first two Tests of the forthcoming Test series against England, citing particular reasons,” BCCI said in their sanctioned statement.
“Virat has spoken to Captain Rohit Sharma, the platoon operation, and the pickers and has emphasized that while representing the country has always been his top precedence, certain particular situations demand his presence and concentrated attention,” the statement further read.
Kohli missed the first T20I match against Afghanistan due to’ particular reasons’ and before, he also missed an intra-squad match in South Africa as he had to fly to London.
The BCCI statement also asked the media to refrain from’ assuming on the nature of his particular reasons’ and said that Kohli’s relief will be blazoned in the coming days.
“The BCCI respects his decision and the Board and platoon operation has extended its support to the star batter and is confident in the capacities of the remaining team members to step up and deliver estimable performances in the Test series.”
“The BCCI requests the media and suckers to admire Virat Kohli’s sequestration during this time and chorus from assuming the nature of his particular reasons. The focus should remain on supporting the Indian justice platoon as they embark on the forthcoming challenges in the Test series,” the statement concluded. Know More Latest Cricket News…
