Virat Kohli, a modern batting icon, has retired from Test cricket after a 14-year career, amassing 9,230 runs in 123 matches.

It’s the end of an era for Indian Test cricket as Virat Kohli follows fellow batting star Rohit Sharma into retirement.

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Former Australian skipper Steve Waugh understands that ODIs will never lose its relevance since the 50-overs World Cup is similar to Olympics of cricket. Speaking on the sidelines of the Laureus World ...

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former Australian skipper Steve Waugh has defended the format, adding that it would never lose relevance since the quadrennial World Cup is equivalent to the 'Olympics of cricket'. Speaking on the ...

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former Australian captain Steve Waugh has batted for the format, saying that it would never lose significance as the quadrennial World Cup is akin to the "Olympics of cricket". In an interaction ...

former Australian captain Steve Waugh has batted for the format, saying that it would never lose significance as the quadrennial World Cup is akin to the “Olympics of cricket”. In an ...