Virat Kohli to play county cricket? Vishal invitation is interested: “In that conversation …”

Virat Kohli’s retirement from Test cricket has speculated what forms of cricket can play further, and some interesting suggestions have pop up. With the legendary Indian batsman, now only ODI cricket and franchise are actively involved in the IPL, Kohli has been invited to play a county championship in England. Kohli, unlike many mythological Indian cricketers, has never played county cricket in England. Elon Coleman, director of the Middlesex County Cricket Club, has shown interest.

Kolman told The Guardian, “Virat Kohli is the most prestigious player of his generation, so of course we are interested in that conversation.”

Kohli was first prepared to play for Surrey before India’s tour of England in 2018. However, he was excluded from the stent due to a neck injury.

The choice of AB de Villiers of South Africa and Kane Williamson of New Zealand has played domestic cricket in England in recent years, which is seen in T20 blasts and hundred respectively. In their affairs, teams collaborated with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) to orkstrate deals. According to the report by the Guardian, any deal to bring Kohli to England will also include such cooperation.

Kohli retired from Test cricket in May, announced this exactly a month before the start of England of India’s Marathon Five-Test Tour. After beating 9,230 runs in 123 tests, Kohli called time on his career with the longest format of the game. He also retired as India’s most successful Test captain, who won 40 out of 68 matches.

Kohli, as a result, has been left with only two active forms of cricket-OD is playing for India in cricket and in IPL 2025 for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). The 36 -year -old is now aiming to win his first IPL title with RCB.