New Delhi,
September 21: As the debate over Sachin Tendulkar's future as an international
cricketer continues, batsman Virat Kohli on Saturday said it is best to leave
the Master Blaster alone and allow him to take a call on his retirement.
There is speculation that Tendulkar might quit international cricket at the end of the India-West Indies Test series in November which will also see him completing a world record 200 Test caps.
There is speculation that Tendulkar might quit international cricket at the end of the India-West Indies Test series in November which will also see him completing a world record 200 Test caps.
Recently,
there were reports that BCCI chief selector Sandeep Patil had spoken to
Tendulkar and asked him to take a call after his landmark Test. However, Patil
denied having met the 40-year-old batsman.
Kohli, who was at "India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit 2013" here, was asked about Tendulkar's retirement.
He should be left alone with his decision (retiring). He has earned that respect over 23 years playing for the country," Kohli said. That’s Cricket
Kohli, who was at "India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit 2013" here, was asked about Tendulkar's retirement.
He should be left alone with his decision (retiring). He has earned that respect over 23 years playing for the country," Kohli said. That’s Cricket
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