Virat Kohli: Virat Kohli has recently announced his retirement from T20 International cricket after leading Team India to the T20 World Cup title. After retiring from T20 International cricket, Virat Kohli represented Team India in the Sri Lanka ODI series but Virat Kohli was a complete flop in the ODI series.

Meanwhile, there are reports in the media that Virat Kohli may take rest from the Test series against Bangladesh. If this news turns out to be true, then the team management may give this star player a chance to play at number 4 in Test cricket for Team India as well as a chance to debut.

After the England series, Virat Kohli can also take rest from the Bangladesh Test series

Team India's legendary batsman Virat Kohli played his last Test match for the Indian team in South Africa.

After the South Africa tour, Virat Kohli took rest in the England Test series due to becoming a father for the second time, but now when Virat Kohli made Team India the champion in the T20 World Cup held in West Indies and America, then Virat Kohli can now take rest from the Bangladesh Test series to be held on Indian soil to strengthen his preparations for the Australia Test series.

If Virat Kohli takes rest then Rituraj Gaikwad can replace him in Test cricket

After performing poorly in the ODI series on the Sri Lanka tour, Virat Kohli wants to make some major changes in his batting technique for the Australia tour at the end of the year.

In view of this, Virat Kohli can take rest in the home Test series against Bangladesh. If this happens, then the selection committee can give Ruturaj Gaikwad a chance to play Test cricket in place of Virat Kohli.

Rituraj Gaikwad may get a chance to play at number 4

Ruturaj Gaikwad has not yet got a chance to debut in Test cricket. In such a situation, if Virat Kohli takes rest in the Bangladesh Test series, then the selection committee and team management can replace Kohli at number 4 and give Ruturaj Gaikwad a chance.

Talking about Ruturaj Gaikwad's first class cricket, he has scored 2041 runs so far while batting at an average of 43.42.