Virat Kohli said on his Retirement from International Cricket - I don't want to leave any work incomplete

Virat Kohli is seen playing in IPL these days. Recently he scored the record eighth century of his career. Kohli, who has played 13 matches for RCB, has scored 661 runs with the help of five half-centuries. RCB will play its last match against Chennai Super Kings.

Virat Kohli discusses retirement from international cricket

Indian team's star batsman Virat Kohli discussed for the first time his retirement from international cricket. He told that he wants to do everything before ending his career. He wants that after retirement he should not regret anything. He wants to give his all to his cricket career.

Meanwhile, a video has been shared by RCB. In this, the 35-year-old player is seen discussing his retirement. Kohli said, "I don't want to leave any work incomplete so that there are no regrets later. Once the work is completed, I will leave and will not be seen again for some time."

"I wanna give it everything I have till the time I play, and that's the only thing that keeps me going" 🤌

Virat's emotional but promising words while talking at the @qatarairways Royal Gala Dinner. 🗣️#PlayBold#ನಮ್ಮRCB#IPL2024pic.twitter.com/htDczGQpNf

— Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@RCBTweets) May 15, 2024

He further said, "As long as I am playing, I want to give my all to the game. This is my motivation. There comes the end time of every player's career. I too will not keep playing forever but I will not leave with this thought. "I wish it would have been better if I had done this that day."

Royal Challengers Bangalore – 13 matches, 12 points (NRR +0.387), remaining matches – 1 (vs CSK)

RCB has made a great comeback in the ongoing IPL 2024 with wins in five consecutive matches. He had won only one of his first seven matches. But later they played brilliantly and kept themselves in the race for the playoffs by winning five consecutive matches. RCB will have to beat Chennai Super Kings to reach 14 points to qualify. Then they will hope that their NRR is above the other teams competing for the fourth spot in the playoffs. They would also like Sunrisers to lose both their remaining matches.

In this way Virat Kohli's RCB can reach the playoffs

Now let's talk about Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team Chennai and Virat Kohli's team Bangalore have to play their last match against each other. This match will be played on May 18 at RCB's home ground M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

If RCB wins this match by a margin of 18 runs, then it will overtake Chennai team in terms of points and net run rate and will stake a strong claim to enter the playoffs. Whereas Chennai will have to pray that Hyderabad team loses both its remaining matches.

The second equation is that if Chennai team defeats RCB in this match, then Kohli's Bengaluru team will be completely eliminated. Whereas Chennai will enter the playoffs. After this result, the hopes of Delhi and Lucknow will also be raised.

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