Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has announced his resignation from the captaincy of the Indian Test team.
According to AFP, Kohli announced his resignation from the captaincy of the Test team a day after India's loss in the three-match Test series against South Africa.
On Saturday, Virat Kohli wrote in a tweet that he worked on a daily basis for seven years to keep the team moving in the right direction. I did it honestly and left nothing to chance. ""At some point, everything comes to a standstill for you and for me, as the captain of the Indian team, this moment has come," Kohli wrote on Twitter.
There were many ups and downs in this journey, but the effort and self-confidence never diminished. I always tried to give 120% performance. My heart is clean and I can't be dishonest with my team. "
"I am grateful to the BCCI for giving me the opportunity to lead the team for so long," he wrote. I also want to thank my team mates who followed my vision from day one and never gave up.
It may be recalled that the selection committee of the Indian Cricket Board had removed Virat Kohli from the captaincy of ODI cricket before the cricket team's tour of South Africa.
Earlier, Kohli had resigned as captain of the T20 team.
Virat Kohli captained the Indian cricket team in 95 one-day internationals in which he won 65 matches, lost 27, tied one and lost two.
