Virat Kohli confirms 2027 World Cup will be his last for India
Most outlets led with the confirmation that Virat Kohli will retire from international cricket after the 2027 ODI World Cup, quoting his statement about giving his all to win the tournament. Several also noted his status as the leading century-maker in ODIs with 54 hundreds and mentioned his retirement from the T20 format. A few provided additional context, such as his age (37) and focus solely on the 50-over format. The framing remained largely consistent across the coverage, with slight variations in emphasis on his motivation and career milestones.
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Kohli confirms 2027 World Cup will be his last
Virat Kohli has confirmed that the 2027 ODI World Cup will be his last for India. The veteran batter said winning the tournament remains his main motivation. Kohli currently represents India only in the 50-over format. The 37-year-old has already retired from Test cricket and T20 internationals. He remains the leading century-maker in ODI cricket, […]
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Virat Kohli confirms 2027 ODI World Cup will be his last
NEW DELHI: Indian batting star Virat Kohli has confirmed that the 2027 ODI World Cup will be his final appearance at the global 50-over tournament, as he targets another World Cup triumph with India. The 37-year-old made the announcement on Saturday ahead of India’s three-match ODI series against the West...
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India's Kohli says 2027 ODI World Cup will be his last
Virat Kohli said Saturday that next year's ODI World Cup will be his last, with the India batting great determined to lift the trophy one more time.
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Virat Kohli confirms 2027 World Cup will be his last
Virat Kohli confirms the 2027 ODI World Cup will be his final World Cup for India as the 37-year-old star targets another title......
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Kohli says 2027 World Cup will be his last for India
Indian cricketer Virat Kohli said next year's globally awaited ICC 50-overs World Cup would be his last for India and he is ready to give his all to help lift the trophy. Kohli, the leading century-maker in ODIs with 54 hundreds, retired from T20 internationals and Test cricket earlier and now represents India only in the 50-over format. The 37-year-old batter, who has scored 14,941 runs in one...
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Virat Kohli says 2027 World Cup will be his last for India
Virat Kohli said next year’s 50-over World Cup would be his last for India, and he is ready to give his all to help lift the trophy. Kohli, the leading century-maker in ODIs with 54 hundreds, retired from T20 Internationals and Test cricket earlier and now represents India only in the 50-over format. The 37-year-old batter, who has scored 14,941 runs in One-day Internationals, second only to Sa...
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Virat Kohli says 2027 World Cup will be his last for India
India's Virat Kohli in action fielding during the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium, Dubai, UAE, March 9, 2025. — ReutersVirat Kohli has said that next year's 50-overs World Cup would be his last for India and he...
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Kohli confirms 2027 World Cup will his last
Virat Kohli said next year's 50-overs World Cup would be his last for India and he is ready to give his all to help lift the trophy.
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Kohli says 2027 World Cup will be his last for India
Virat Kohli said next year’s 50-overs World Cup would be his last for India and he is ready to give his all to help lift the trophy. Kohli, the leading century-maker in ODIs with 54 hundreds, retired from T20 internationals and Test cricket earlier and now represents India only in the 50-over format. The 37-year-old batter, who has scored 14,941 runs in one-day internationals, second only to Sa...
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2027 World Cup will be my last for India: Kohli
37-year-old batter has scored 14,941 runs in one-day internationals
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