Amit Mishra said the assurances from Kumble and Kohli did not translate into a return to the national team, and that the match against England became his final international appearance for India.
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Key facts
- The headline noted that Kohli ignored calls after promising an India comeback.
- The headline described Amit Mishra's statement as a "huge claim".
Evidence
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