Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, who retired from Tests earlier this month, are currently in Grade A+ in the BCCI central contracts for 2024/25.

Test cricket will be devoid of it's truest flagbearer Virat Kohli and fans are still trying to process the fact that the superstar batter has retired from the longest format of the game. India's Test set-up is going through a big transition,

Javed Akhtar, a huge admirer of Virat Kohli's prowess on the cricket field, claimed that while the decision to retire from Test cricket is the cricketer's own, he feels Kohli is far from done yet.

Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from Test cricket last week before the upcoming tour of England. Virat Kohli also announced his retirement on May 12, calling it a difficult decision.

Virat Kohli's retirement marks the end of a glorious era in Indian cricket as he is among India's finest red-ball players as well as the captain of arguably the greatest Indian Test team ever. Here is a look at the all-time greatest Indian XI of India in the longest format of the game in their 93-year history.

Virat Kohli's recent retirement from Test cricket has reverberated throughout the nation, prompting reactions from various celebrities. Karan Veer Mehra, winner of Bigg Boss 18, shared a nostalgic photo of himself playing football with Kohli.

It was abrupt and super surprising how Kohli called it a day from the longer version of the game - he loved so much.

Former India captain Virat Kohli announced his Test retirement on May 12 ahead of the upcoming five-Test match series against England.