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He sculpted modern Indian cricket—its aggression, its pace, its unrelenting will—yet found his own career concluded with the impersonal cold exit that leaves behind a bad taste.
In the wake of Virat Kohli’s abrupt retirement from Test cricket, tributes—from players past and present, from writers and commentators, and from the fans themselves—have been both prolific and fulsome.
That is as it should be. Kohli was (it feels strange to write of him using the past tense) a generational player whose contribution to the game was way more than the sum total of his runs and centuries, and even Test wins as player and captain.
There is much to say about his legacy, and we will get to that. The essential tragedy of Indian cricket, though—specifically, of how …
The tyre maker is betting big on visibility and fan sentiment, but whether the payoff matches the price remains to be seen.
A five-set epic on the clay of Court Philippe-Chatrier cements Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner as heirs to the Big Three’s throne.
Heavy investment in franchises was the first step; the next is franchise owners demanding more playing windows at the expense of bilateral cricket
