#viratfans

[annagxx]

I think they're dating

[baffled-blooberri]

A whole day has gone by, and the shock hasn't faded. The disbelief still lingers...

I’ve always loved Test cricket — the patience, the grit, the soul of the game. And then came Virat Kohli — not just a player, but a force. His love for the format reignited mine. He didn’t just play Test cricket — he ruled it, redefined it, gave it the fire and flair it was missing in the modern age.

From being the most successful Indian Test captain to his unmatched focus, discipline, and that larger-than-life aura — watching him was an experience. Whether it was a cover drive that felt like poetry or those little funny antics on the field that made me smile, he brought passion in its purest form. I even started watching T20s — and IPL — just for him. That says it all.

He walks away from Tests just 770 short of a huge milestone, but for me — and for so many of us — he’s already a legend. No number can sum up what he’s given to the longest format.

Thank you, Virat, for making me fall deeper in love with the game. It will never be the same without you in whites.

Virat Kohli . Not just a batter. Not just a captain. But a storm in whites.

[lyre-de-kalliope]

Hardik crying and Rohit hugging him.... Healed a (huge) part of me

Kohli announcing retirement from t20...new trauma unlocked (but idk why i understand and accept it)

[maintohthakgayibhaishaab]

[radioactiveoreoshake]

This picture is my everything.

The 13 year old me chose the right mentors.

[seedhe-pahad-se]

Indian Team under Kohli's captaincy for test cricket was something else man. Fearless and just W.

[hauxicrook]

[ritish16]

Missed the Cup. Not the Craze. It’s Okay. Namah Shivay. 🙏