Senior Royal Challengers Bengaluru batter Virat Kohli has joked that he might come out of T20I retirement to play the LA Olympics in 2028. Kohli said to be an Olympic champion would be a magnificent feeling.

Virat Kohli ended his T20 career with a World Cup win in the bonzai format of cricket. But something far bigger has appeared on the horizon, and it is exciting enough to pull the biggest visible name in cricket to come out of retirement – the Olympic gold.

India's star cricketer Virat Kohli has said he might consider coming out of T20I retirement if his country's team will qualify for the final of the Los Angeles men's cricket event in 2028. The 36-year-old retired from T20 internationals after winning the T20 World Cup final in 2024 against South Africa in Barbados.

While speaking to Simon Doull after India's win, Kohli said he would leave once he felt the current players could take the baton ahead and continue winning matches for the country. Before posing the question to Virat, former New Zealand pacer Doull said that he will leaves the baton in very capable hands whenever the India batter decides to retire.

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Indian batsman Virat Kohli said he may not have another tour of Australia left in him after his team's humbling 3-1 test series defeat Down Under but the 36-year-old has ruled out retiring anytime soon as he still enjoys playing the game too much.

Virat Kohli provided a major hint at his international retirement amid the speculations ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. Kohli joined the RCB preparatory camp ahead of the IPL 2025 after a short break following India’s Champions Trophy triumph.

Champion batter Virat Kohli on Saturday emphatically said he is not mulling retirement at the moment as he has been enjoying the game, and the "competitive streak" inside him is very much intact. Kohli displayed the old spark while playing an important hand in India's recent Champions Trophy victory in Dubai,

Virat Kohli has revealed that Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-2025 was his last Australia tour. Kohli admitted he might not have another Australia tour in him.