IND vs AUS: In the T20 World Cup 2024 being played under the hosting of West Indies and America, the last match of the Super 8 of the Indian team is being played with Australia. In which Australia won the toss and decided to bowl first.

Virat Kohli, the legendary batsman of Team India, who came out to bat first, returned to the pavilion without opening his account against Australia. After which Kohli is being trolled heavily on social media. Meanwhile, Kohli has suddenly announced his retirement from international cricket.

Kohli can announce his retirement

Let us tell you that Virat Kohli has been a complete flop so far in the T20 World Cup 2024 being played in the West Indies and America. However, Kohli was expected to play a brilliant innings against Australia.

But this did not happen and Kohli got out on the ball of Josh Hazlewood.

Kohli was out after scoring 0 runs in 5 balls. Let us tell you that Kohli, who is going through a bad form, can now announce his retirement from the T20 format. Because, now it seems difficult for Kohli to get a chance in the T20 format in the future.

Did not get a chance against Zimbabwe

After the T20 World Cup 2024, Team India has to tour Zimbabwe. Where a 5-match T20 series is to be played from July 6. Virat Kohli has not been given a chance in the T20 series against Zimbabwe.

While the T20 World Cup 2024 is also to be played in the year 2026.

Due to which, Kohli can now announce his retirement from the T20 format only after the T20 World Cup. However, Kohli will be seen playing in ODI and Test formats after this. If Kohli announces retirement from the T20 format as well, then his fans may get a big shock.

The match is being played with Australia

Virat Kohli may have been out without opening his account in the match being played between India and Australia. But captain Rohit Sharma is playing a very explosive innings for Team India. Due to which the Kangaroo team has gone on the backfoot in the power play itself.

Team India has not made any changes in its playing 11 against Australia.