Sourav Ganguly Reacts To Virat Kohli’s Choice To Step Down As Staff India’s T20I Captain After T20 International Cup

BCCI President Sourav Ganguly hailed Virat Kohli for being a “true asset” to Indian cricket, after the 32-year-old introduced that he could be stepping down as Staff India’s captain from the shortest structure of the sport after the ICC T20 International Cup. Ganguly additionally thanked the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) skipper for his efficiency as India’s T20I captain, and needed him good fortune. “Virat has been a real asset for Indian Cricket and has led with aplomb. He is without doubt one of the maximum a success captains in the entire codecs. The verdict has been made conserving in thoughts the longer term roadmap”, Ganguly mentioned by the use of an professional BCCI commentary.

“We thank Virat for his super efficiency because the T20I Captain. We would like him the entire easiest for the approaching International Cup and past and hope that he continues to attain quite a few runs for India”, he additional added.

Kohli took over as India’s T20I skipper in 2017 after MS Dhoni left the position. He may also be main the nationwide staff within the upcoming T20 International Cup for the primary time. Regardless of being some of the largest batsman in modern day cricket, Kohli hasn’t been in a position to steer India to an ICC name, but.

He’s going to proceed to steer India in Assessments and ODIs.

In the meantime, BCCI Honorary Secretary Jay Shah reassured Indian cricket enthusiasts that the transition could be clean, and the control used to be ready for this case.

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“We have now a transparent roadmap for Staff India. Making an allowance for the workloads and making sure that we have got clean transition, Mr Virat Kohli has made up our minds to step down as T20I Captain after the approaching International Cup. I’ve been in discussions with Virat and the management staff for the final six months and the verdict has been concept via.

“Virat will proceed to give a contribution as a participant and as a senior member of the facet in shaping the longer term process Indian cricket,” Shah used to be quoted in BCCI’s professional commentary.