Virat Kohli Created History: The Completed 25 Thousand Runs in International Cricket
Virat Kohli Created History: The Completed 25 thousand runs in international cricket. India’s opener and star player Virat Kohli is currently in excellent form.
The Created history in the second Test (IND vs AUS 2nd Test):-
Along with this, he has created history in the second Test (IND vs AUS 2nd Test) being played in Delhi.
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Virat Kohli has become the fastest player to complete 25000 thousand international runs in international cricket. With this, he has left behind former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
Virat Kohli registered this record in his name as soon as he scored 8 runs in the second Test against Australia.
Kohli has become the second Indian to complete 25000 runs:-
With this, he has become the second Indian to complete 25000 runs while the first player worldwide to achieve this in less than 250 innings.
Kohli is constantly breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s records. Earlier, the record of completing 25 thousand runs in international cricket was in the name of Sachin.
Sachin achieved this in 576 innings while Kohli achieved it in his 249th innings.
Became the fastest player to do so in the world:-
With this, he has become the fastest player in the world to do so. At the same time, 25 thousand runs have been scored by 6 players including Kohli.
Virat Kohli has completed 25000 runs in his international career in 492nd innings.
At the same time, in this case, he has become the sixth number player in the world, who has so many runs in international cricket.
The former captain has scored 1,682 runs in 36 innings in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Most International Runs: Kohli has been in scintillating form for India over the past few months in white-ball cricket, but his red-ball performances have fallen short of expectations.
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Since finding form again in September last year, Kohli has played two Test matches against Bangladesh without scoring a single fifty or more.