India, May 24 -- For the first time since Virat Kohli made the bombshell announcement to retire from Test cricket, Ajit Agarkar, the BCCI chairman of selectors, opened up on the big decision, confirming that the former India captain reached out to him and conveyed his decision to walk away from the format. Kohli, last Monday, bid adieu to Test cricket - a format he so dearly loved and advocated for - breaking the hearts of a million Indian cricket fans. The decision was all the more shocking because he was just 36 when legends before him, such as Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid, carried on till 39-40. With Kohli having retired from T20Is last year, the belief was that he would be a regular feature in India's Test set-up heading into the...