“I’ll Be Walking Out With You…”: R Ashwin’s Reply To Virat Kohli’s Retirement Post Is Pure Gold

As the cricket globe swamped social networks with its homages for Ravichandran Ashwin, a message from Virat Kohli stuck out. The Kohli-Ashwin duo developed the foundation of India’s Test group over the last years, sewing many memories with each other as 2 ever-reliant columns. As Ashwin chose to hang his boots in global cricket after the final thought of the Brisbane Test versus Australia, Kohli not surprisingly ended up being psychological. He also shared a wonderful message for the retiring rewriter on social networks, remembering their very early days with each other. Responding to Kohli’s message, Ashwin summarized the bond they have.

“I’ve played with you for 14 years and when you told me today you’re retiring, it made me a bit emotional and the flashbacks of all those years playing together came to me. I’ve enjoyed every bit of the journey with you ash, your skill and match-winning contributions to Indian cricket are second to none and you will always and always be remembered as a legend of Indian cricket. Wish you nothing but the best in your life with your family and everything else that it unfolds for you. With massive respect and lots of love to you and your close ones. Thanks for everything buddy,” Kohli had actually composed on X (previously Twitter).

In feedback Ashwin composed: “Thanks buddy! Like I told you, I will be walking out with you to bat at the MCG”

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Thanks pal! Like I informed you, I will certainly be going out with you to bat at the MCG https://t.co/ebM3j8PPrK

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— Ashwin (@ashwinravi99) December 20, 2024

Shortly after the 3rd Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in Brisbane finished in a draw at the Gabba on Wednesday, Ashwin introduced in the post-match interview his choice to relinquish global cricket with instant result, finishing a 14-year-long job of him betting India throughout all layouts. Ashwin will certainly currently be flying home to Chennai, with 2 Tests left in the recurring collection versus Australia.

With IANS Inputs