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Anushka Sharma’s note to Virat Kohli followed his January 2022 announcement that he was stepping down as India’s Test captain. The phrase “You did good” was the tribute’s closing line, as reported by Scroll.in and India Today on January 16, 2022.
What prompted the tribute?
Kohli announced he was stepping down as India’s Test captain, and Sharma’s note followed that announcement. The timing matters: Scroll.in reported that Rohit Sharma had already taken over India’s white-ball captaincy. The note was therefore associated with Kohli’s departure from the Test role, not the earlier white-ball transition.
Scroll.in described Kohli’s Test captaincy as a “seven-year reign.” That is the contemporaneous report’s characterization; the available accounts do not establish a format-by-format statistical breakdown of his captaincy tenure.
What did Anushka Sharma write?
The title phrase comes from the note’s final words. Sharma closed: “You did good.” Both Scroll.in and India Today identify that as the tribute’s closing phrase.
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Scroll.in reproduced the full text of Sharma’s note in its January 16, 2022 report. The accounts cited here reproduce the post through news coverage; a direct original Instagram post is not verified here.
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What to take away from the timing
- The note followed Kohli’s announcement that he was stepping down as India’s Test captain.
- The white-ball captaincy transition to Rohit Sharma had already taken place, according to Scroll.in.
- “You did good” was the tribute’s closing phrase, not a separate announcement about the captaincy change.
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