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‘He will be there …’: Virat Kohli’s childhood coach 2027 ODI makes bold prediction for the World Cup

New Delhi: After Virat Kohli’s unexpected retirement from Test cricket, his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma has praised 36 -year -old for an extraordinary red ball career and hoped that the batting icon would lead India to win the 2027 ICC ODI World Cup to win.Kohli, who brought India’s WTC Chakra down to the 14 -year Test career a few weeks before it began with the England series, left a significant heritage in the whites. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Rajkumar Sharma while talking to Annie said that Kohli’s absence from Test cricket will be deeply felt, but his contribution to Indian cricket will be saluted.“I salute him for his tremendous contribution to Indian cricket, and as a coach, I am proud of what he has done for the country and examples he has set for the youth. Emotionally, it hurts that we will not see him again for the country.” “I appreciate and withdraw his decision … Hopefully, he will be there to win 2027 ODI World Cup For India and it will be 100 percent committed to it. ,Also Read: Virat Kohli’s Ranji coach left the bombing on Test retirement: ‘He was preparing for England Tour’Kohli’s test journey began against the West Indies in 2011, and although his first visit was forgetful, he soon established himself as a column in the Indian batting lineup. His success came in 2012 with a gritty 116 in Adelaide, standing long in a series, where legends stumbled.From 2016 to 2019, Kohli enjoyed a golden phase, scoring 4,208 runs in 43 tests at an average of 66.79. He also became the only captain to hit the seven double centuries in testing history.

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Despite a dip in the 2020s, Kohli still gave significant performance, which included a century in Perth last year.

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Kohli’s career is defined by flexibility – whether dominating speed attacks in Australia, rescued himself in England, or struggling with a tough mantra against spin and seam. His passion, discipline and hunger for runs helped to increase the standard of Indian cricket on the global platform.Although his blondes are now hung, Kohli’s story is not over. With the 2027 ODI World Cup on the horizon, fans and mentors such as Sharma hope that a last chapter of Mahima waits.

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