Ahead of the first ODI in Perth, Australia, on Sunday, Team India's star batsman Virat Kohli penned an emotional post that stirred a stir among fans. Before returning to international cricket after a long hiatus, Kohli shared a message on social media that many are linking to the next stage of his career.

Virat wrote on X, "You only fail when you stop trying." This line once again proved that King Kohli is still unwavering in his passion and zeal.

Virat Kohli was last seen in the blue jersey on March 9th during India's Champions Trophy win. Following this, he was scheduled to be part of the Test team for the England tour, but he abruptly ended his 14-year journey. He will now be part of Team India's squad for the first ODI against Australia on Sunday.

Chief selector Ajit Agarkar has clarified that both Virat and Rohit Sharma have been included in the team with the 2027 World Cup in mind. Agarkar stated that, as far as we know, both have passed the fitness test and met the selection criteria. There is currently no discussion about retirement.

Indian team coach Gautam Gambhir also expressed confidence in Virat and Rohit's return. He said, "The World Cup is still two and a half years away. The most important thing right now is to stay in the present and play. The experience of both players will be useful to the team in difficult conditions like Australia."

Fans, seeing this post from Kohli, believe it symbolizes his determination and renewed enthusiasm. This message from the 36-year-old Kohli suggests that he is in no mood to give up, and perhaps we will see a more powerful version of him in the coming months.