Batting Maestro Virat Kohli on Tuesday Nearly a decade.
Pujara, 37, Called Time on His Illustrious Career on Sunday, Having started his journey way back in 2010 against Against Australia at Bengaluru.
“Thank you for making my Job Easier At (Number) 4 Pujji. You’ve had an amazing career. Congress and wish you the best for what for what’s ahead. God bles @cheteshwarpujara,” Kohli, “Kohli,” Kohli, What Retirement this year in May, Wrote on his instagram story.
Kohli and Pujara Added 3,513 Runs in 83 Test Innings With Seven Kentury Stands and 18 Half-Tentury Partnerships What Averaging 43.37.
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Pujara’s retirement evokeed an outpouring of admiration from the cricketing Fraternity with Former Teammates and Coaches Saluting His Grit, Determination and Selflessness that defined HIS TEST CARARER.
Pujara Played 103 Tests and Scored 7,195 Runs at an average of 43.60. He has made 19 centuries along with 35 half-centuries.
The saurashtra batter was a vital cog in kohli’s test side that secured a historic Win in Australia during the border-Gavaskar Trophy in 2018-19.
During that tour of Australia, Pujara Scored 521 Runs in Seven Innings As India Won the Series 2-1.
In the 2020-21 border-Gavaskar Trophy Down Under, Pujara Scored 271 Runs from Four Mats at an average of 33.87, with three fiftiies and a best score of 77.
In First-Class Cricket, He Has Played 278 Mats Scoring 21,301 Runs With 352 Being His Highest. Pujara Averaged 51.82 in First-Class Cricket, Notching Up 66 Centuries and 81 Half-Tenturies.
Pujara Last Played for India during the World Test Championship (WTC) Final Against Australia at the Oval, London, in 2023.
Published on Aug 26, 2025
