Bengaluru, May 15 -- Star Indian batter Virat Kohli, having retired from Test cricket last year, spoke on his time as a skipper in the longest format of the game and how the lack of age gap between the players led to them sharing responsibilities and ownership better.

Virat was speaking in a teaser of the RCB Podcast posted on the team's official X handle. The 37-year-old retired from the format last year after a poor run of form, ending his career as India's fourth-highest run-getter, with 9,230 runs at an average of 46.85 and 30 centuries, and as its most successful captain, with 40 wins in 68 matches, since he first took over the reins in 2014 during the tour of Australia in the absence of an injured MS Dhoni.

Speaking in the video, ...