By Shah Fasial   Joe Root has carved a new niche in cricket history by becoming only the fifth cricketer in the world to reach 13,000 Test runs, achieving this ...

Virat Kohli announced his retirement from Test cricket few days before the selection meeting for the England series. Virat played his last Test against Australia. Here, we have a compare Virat's stats ...

The 37-year-old star will retire from the longest format after Sri Lanka’s first Test against Bangladesh in June.

Virat Kohli, aged 36, has retired from Test cricket after scoring 9,230 runs, including 30 centuries, in 123 matches. While he didn't reach the 10,000-run milestone, he ranks fourth among Indian ...

India ushered in a new era in Test cricket as 25-year-old Shubman Gill was appointed captain of the Test team, with Rishabh ...

Veteran Team India batter Virat Kohli ended speculation on his red-ball future on Monday, May 12 by announcing his retirement from Test cricket. The 36-year-old was part of the Indian team for the ...

Joe Root joins elite club by reaching 13,000 Test runs, becoming the first English batter to achieve the milestone in 153 ...

Batting for over nine hours, Karun Nair would create history on 19 December 2016, becoming the second Indian Test batter to ...

England dominated Zimbabwe in a one-off Test at Nottingham, with Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, and Ollie Pope all scoring ...

Indian cricket legend, Virat Kohli, has retired after 14 years, leaving behind a remarkable record of 12 Test hundreds in SENA nations.

He scored over 9,230 runs, ranking 19th in the list of most Test runs, with 30 centuries ... As captain, Kohli led in 68 matches (6th most), creating strong partnerships and earning 10 player ...