Virat Kohli—a cricketer from India considered one of the greatest in the history of the sport—is retiring from Test cricket at the age of 36, he announced Monday morning. Test cricket, played over the course of five days, is considered the most prestigious form of the sport.

Virat Kohli's retirement from Test cricket has left Indian cricket in a tough situation as, after 33 years, the team need to find a new number four. Sachin Tendulkar took over the position in 1992, while Kohli fitted in after his retirement.

Virat Kohli’s retirement from test cricket has drawn tributes for the India superstar. Former opponents, teammates and officials insist Kohli's impact should be measured not just by his numbers but how he changed his country’s mindset toward the longer format.