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    Virat Kohli will step down as captain of India's Twenty20 cricket team after next month's World Cup in Dubai

    Virat Kohli will step down as captain of India's Twenty20 cricket team after next month's World Cup in Dubai


    The 32-year-old currently leads in all formats - matching only Kane Williamson and Pakistan's Babar Azam among World Test Championship participants.

    He intends to continue playing for the T20 side, as well as leading the test and one-day international teams.

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