New Delhi: Only two days are left for the Perth Test to begin. Just before this Team Indias star batter Virat Kohli shared a post on X which created a stir on social media. Just before the first match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy series to be held in Perth Virat Kohli wrote a long post on social media and increased the heartbeat of the fans. Virat Kohli posted this: Actually Kohli wrote a note on his X platform celebrating a decade-long journey with clothing brand WROGN but its first few lines shocked the fans. Many fans mistook this note of Kohli to be related to his retirement. However when the entire post was read the fans understood that it was not related to retirement. Let us tell you that Kohli had previously used a similar post template on social media while announcing important personal and career updates. He also announced in a similar way about stepping down from Test captaincy in 2022. You can see the post shared by Virat below. pic.twitter.com/plfbRKxUiP — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) November 20 2024 Fans heartbeats increased: This post of Virat Kohli created a stir on social media. Fans are commenting fiercely. One user wrote I got scared for a minute. At the same time another user wrote Mini heart attack. Some fans got scared thinking that maybe he had announced retirement. Regarding this a fan wrote Please stop posting these white posts. My heart beats faster every time. You can read the comments made by the fans below. Virat Kohlis performance in Australia: Even though Virat is struggling with form Team India is expecting a great performance from Virat Kohli in the five-match Border Gavaskar Trophy as he has excellent records in this country. Kohli has played 13 Tests in Australia since 2011 and during this time he has scored 1352 runs at an average of 54.08 with the help of six centuries and four half-centuries. His best performance in this is 169 runs. Kohlis best performance here was in the 2014-15 series in which he scored 692 runs in four Tests at an average of 86.50 with four centuries and one half-century.