Team India’s star batsman Virat Kohli will have a chance to make three big world records in the ICC T20 World Cup 2022. Virat can also leave behind captain Rohit Sharma in two special cases. In this mega event, Team India has to start its journey on 23 October. India has to face its arch rival Pakistan.

The first world record that Virat Kholi can break-

Virat Kohli took a break of about three months before the Asia Cup and made a strong comeback after that. Looking at Virat’s form, it seems that he is ready to rock this mega tournament. Let’s take a look at which three world records Virat can break.

1- Most T20 International runs: At present, Rohit is at the forefront of this matter. In whose account 3737 T20 International runs are recorded. Virat Kohli is only a little behind him. Virat has 3712 runs in his account. If we talk about the form of both, then it would not be wrong to say that Virat is in better form than Rohit at this time and in such a situation, he can make this world record soon.

The second and third world records that Virat Kholi can break-

2- Most fours: Virat Kohli is behind two players in terms of hitting most fours in T20 International. Paul Sterling has 344 fours in his account, while Rohit has 337 fours in his account. Virat Kohli is at number three with 331 fours. If Virat Kohli continues his form, then he can also become number-1 in this special record.

3- Best average of foreign batsman in Australia: How much Virat likes to play on Australian pitches, it is not hidden from anyone. If we talk about the performance of foreign batsmen on Australian soil in T20 Internationals, then only Iftikhar Ahmed, Asela Gunaratne and JP Duminy are ahead of Virat in terms of average. Gunaratne and Duminy will not be seen playing in this T20 World Cup, although Iftikhar will play for Pakistan, his form is not special. Virat has scored a total of 451 T20 International runs in Australia at an average of 64.42. In terms of average also, he can become number-1.

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