Star Indian batter Virat Kohli dropped a major hint about his cricketing future on Saturday, admitting that he "might not have another Australia tour in him." Kohli made the candid revelation while speaking at the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Innovation Lab after arriving in Bengaluru ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.

Virat Kohli sparked retirement rumours on Saturday, March 15 after he said that he might not have another tour of Australia in him. The senior batter said that he was at peace with whatever happened on the recent tour Down Under.

Virat Kohli has hinted at Test retirement in the next few years and said that he 'might' not have another Australia tour in him. Virat is among India's best batsmen Down Under. Though he struggled in the 2024/25 series and only managed to score one century.

Virat Kohli described his recent tour of Australia as one of his most intense disappointments, akin to his 2014 England tour. Struggling with form, he accepted making peace with his failures. Kohli highlighted the importance of reflecting and staying connected with oneself,

Kohli told that the intensity of the series down under has been among the most disappointing ones, and even compared it to the 2014 tour of England, where he had a similar rough patch.

His comments come in the wake of the BCCI directive limiting families' presence during India's overseas assignments

Following India’s disappointing loss in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test series in Australia and the team’s failure to qualify for the World Test Championship final for the first time in history, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has introduced strict regulations concerning family travel,

Star batter Virat Kohli supported the presence of players' families on tours, saying he would always prefer having personal support around him to deal with tough and intense days on the field, instead

Virat Kohli calls for families on cricket tours, challenging BCCI's recent restrictions. He emphasises the importance of family for player well-being and normalcy.

Contrary to BCCI's directive to have players' families for a limited time on tours, Virat Kohli feels it helps players to get back to normal after the game.

Virat Kohli emphasized the importance of family during India's foreign tours, advocating for normalcy amidst challenges. His comments followed BCCI's restriction on family time, limiting immediate family visits to two weeks for long tours and one week for shorter ones.