After struggling with the bat over the first half of the year 2022, Virat Kohli has finally found his stride again and is back in the groove he’s been looking for. His outstanding performance in the Asia Cup from the previous year was followed by his participation in the T20 World Cup.
Later on, the batting maestro was able to reclaim his domination thanks to a century scored in an ODI series played against Bangladesh and two hundreds scored in matches played against Sri Lanka using the 50-over format.
Kohli has reached the milestone of 74 international hundreds, which places him in second place on the all-time record. Tendulkar has scored the most international hundreds, with a total of 100.
On the other hand, Kohli now holds the record for the most one-day international hundreds scored at home, passing Tendulkar in the process. However, this is not the only record of Tendulkar’s that Kohli has broken thus far. [C]ohli has also smashed [C]ohli’s record for most
Every game that goes by brings the possibility that Kohli will either surpass Tendulkar’s records or move closer to achieving them. The reemergence of Virat Kohli as a formidable hitter has once more brought comparisons of Kohli to Tendulkar to the forefront.
The most recent information suggests that Australia’s captain, Pat Cummins, has chosen one of the two batting greats from India.
“Should I take Sachin or Virat?” In a video that was released to YouTube by Prime Video India, Usman Khawaja poses a question to his skipper Pat Cummins.
“What is it? Cooking?” Pat Cummins asked with a chuckle before going on to say, “I think I have played Sachin only once in a Twenty20 match years ago.” So I will say Virat.”
Virat Kohli has posted scores of 8 and 11 in the ongoing one-day international series between India and New Zealand. The series consists of three matches.
On January 25, the third One-Day International match will take place at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore. There’s no doubt that Kohli wants to close out the series with a bang by delivering yet another amazing performance.
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