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Virat Kohli retires: 'It's not easy, but it feels right' - complete statement
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Virat Kohli has retired from Test cricket after 14 years. His career began in 2011. He played 123 matches and scored 9,230 runs. He averaged 46.85 with 30 centuries. Kohli captained India in 68 Tests, winning 40. This announcement follows Rohit Sharma's retirement. India will have a new batting lineup for the upcoming World Test Championship cycle.
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