New Delhi. Former England captain Michael Vaughan says that he is saddened by Virat Kohli's Test retirement. He has said that he was shocked by Kohli's retirement Faisal. Won said that no other player did as much as Virat has done for Test cricket. Kohli announced his retirement from Test cricket on Monday. He scored 9230 runs in his career at an average of 46.85, including 30 centuries in 123 Tests.

Michael Vaughan wrote in his column in 'The Telegraph', 'There are very few of those who retire from Test cricket. I am really sad to leave that now there will be no chance to see it playing again. I am sad that now Virat Kohli will not be able to see Kohli on England tour or in a white jersey.

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'I am shocked that he is still retiring and I am unhappy'
Von wrote, 'I am shocked that he is still retiring and I am also sad. I do not think that any other batsman has done as much as Kohli. India won 40 out of 68 Tests under the captaincy of India's successful Test captain Kohli. Vaughan said that Kohli taught people to love again from the traditional format and without them this format would be very monotonous.

'Dhoni's team did not love Test'
Vaughan said, 'When he became captain a decade ago, I thought that India's interest in Test cricket was decreasing. MS Dhoni was one of the great players of white ball. But I think he captained such a Test team that did not love the format. It is important for the game that India's interested in Test cricket and Virat did the same as captain. His passion, skill and his ideas on Test cricket made a very positive impact. Without them, this format would have been very dull and lost its appeal. His departure is a shock for Test cricket. He taught the upcoming generation to love this format. Talking about the three formats after the arrival of T20 cricket, he has been the greatest cricketer.