In a heartfelt and emotional announcement, Virat Kohli has decided to retire from T20 International Cricket, moments after playing a match-winning innings against South Africa in the ICC T20 World Cup final. The cricketing world watched in awe as Kohli, named Man of the Final for his scintillating 76 off 59 deliveries, brought down the curtain on a glittering T20I career. It was a storybook ending to a journey adorned with unparalleled success and unforgettable memories.
Kohli’s final knock was a masterclass in determination and skill, a fitting farewell for a player who has given his all to the sport. As he walked off the field, the crowd erupted in applause, their roaring appreciation echoing the sentiments of millions of fans around the globe. The emotion in Kohli’s eyes was palpable, a mix of pride, relief, and nostalgia, knowing he had delivered when his team needed him the most. 
Over the course of his illustrious career, Kohli has been a cornerstone of Indian cricket. In his 125-match T20I career, he amassed 4188 runs at an astonishing average of 48.69 and a strike rate of 137.04, making him India’s second-highest run-scorer in the format. His consistency, passion, and unwavering commitment to excellence have left an indelible mark on the game.
Kohli Said in his final interview:
“This is an amazing game, I was telling Rohit today when we went out to bat that one day you feel like you can’t get a run, and then you come out and things happen. God is great. I bow my head in gratitude. I’m really grateful I was able to get the job done for the team when it mattered the most.”
As Virat Kohli steps away from T20I cricket, he leaves behind a legacy that will inspire generations to come. His impact on the game transcends statistics; it’s about the heart and soul he poured into every match, the dreams he ignited in the hearts of countless youngsters, and the unwavering belief that with hard work and dedication, greatness is within reach.
