For all memories and amazing journey as team, Virat Kohli thanks outgoing support staff

India
may
have
failed
to
qualify
for
the
semifinals
of
the
ongoing
T20
World
Cup
in
the
UAE,
but
the
Shastri-Kohli
duo
along
with
bowling
coach
Bharat
Arun
and
fielding
coach
R
Sridhar
were
part
of
a
set-up
that
made
headlines
in
the
Test
arena.

The
Indian
team
under
the
set-up
won
two
Test
series
in
Australia
and
is
also
leading
2-1
in
the
five
Test
series
in
England
that
is
set
to
be
completed
next
year.

Kohli,
who
has
given
up
T20
captaincy,
took
to
social
media
and
lauded
the
outgoing
support
staff
for
their
contribution
in
preparing
a
formidable
outfit
and
wished
them
the
best
for
the
future.

“Thank
you
for
all
the
memories
and
the
amazing
journey
we’ve
had
as
a
team
with
you
all.
Your
contribution
has
been
immense
and
will
always
be
remembered
in
Indian
cricket
history,”
Kohli
wrote
on
his
twitter
page
in
praise
of
the
coaching
staff.

“Wish
you
the
best
moving
forward
in
life.
Until
next
time,”
he
added.

Thank
you
for
all
the
memories
and
the
amazing
journey
we’ve
had
as
a
team
with
you
all.
Your
contribution
has
been
immense
and
will
always
be
remembered
in
Indian
cricket
history.
Wish
you
the
best
moving
forward
in
life.
Until
next
time
⭐🤝

pic.twitter.com/42hx4Q7cfq

—
Virat
Kohli
(@imVkohli)

November
10,
2021

Earlier,
Shastri,
who
ended
his
four-year
stint
as
head
coach
of
Team
India,
said
Kohli
has
been
one
of
the
great
ambassadors
for
the
game,
especially
in
red-ball
cricket.

“With
Virat
leading
the
way,
he’s
been
one
of
the
great
ambassadors
for
the
games,
especially
when
you
look
at
red
ball
cricket,
the
way
he’s
embraced
it.
And
it’s
allowed
other
players
on
the
team
to
follow
suit.
You’ve
got
to
give
credit
where
it’s
due,”
said
Shastri
in
the
virtual
press
conference
on
Monday
(November
8).

Following
the
end
of
the
Kohli’s
stint
as
T20
captain
and
Shastri’s
tenure
as
coach,
Rohit
Sharma
will
lead
India’s
T20
team,
while
Rahul
Dravid
will
take
charge
as
head
coach
for
the
home
series
against
New
Zealand,
starting
from
November
17.

(With
PTI
inputs)