Virat Kohli Test Stats, Records, Centuries & Retirement Tribute

Virat Kohli has finally decided to retire from Test cricket on May 12. The 36-year-old reportedly informed the board of his desire to step away, but despite their efforts to convince him to play the upcoming Test series in England, he ultimately announced his retirement through social media. The legendary cricket icon Virat Kohli has crafted a niche for himself in cricket. From his debut in 2011 to his final appearance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy earlier this year, Kohli redefined what it meant to be a Test cricketer in the 21st century. With 123 Tests, 9,230 runs at an average of 46.85, and 30 centuries to his name, his numbers speak volumes. But Kohli’s legacy goes far beyond statistics. 

Kohli has showcased a journey filled with milestones, consistent and pure resilience. Kohli retires as India’s fourth-highest run-scorer in Test Cricket after Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, and Sunil Gavaskar. He revolutionized and changed the outlook of test cricket through his aggressive captaincy, always playing for the win. Below is the list of Virat Kohli Test Stats, including Batting, Bowling, best Hundreds, his captaincy, and top Batting performances forthe  Indian Team

List of Virat Kohli Test stats from his Debut to Retirement

Batting stats

Virat Kohli Bowling stats

Virat Kohli Fielding stats

Captaincy Records For Virat Kohli

List of Virat Kohli Test Hundreds 

Virat Kohli’s Top 10 Batting Performances for India

From Dominica to Adelaide to Wankhede to Centurion to Johannesburg to Birmingham. From Perth to Pune to Cape Town, he has given us countless batting masterclasses in tough conditions. From debuting in Jamaica to his last match in Australia, Virat has retired as fourth highest run scorer in the format after Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, and Sunil Gavaskar.

Kohli’s test journey has been filled with not just personal milestones, but also of the team’s combined success. Under his leadership, India scaled new heights – most notably the historic series win in Australia in 2018-19 and a consistent run as the No. 1 ranked Test team. His tenure as captain saw India win 40 out of 68 Tests, making him the most successful Test captain in Indian history.

As he signs off with a heartfelt “#269,” He has given us a legacy to celebrate and memories to cherish his presence in th format