On Tuesday, Kohli scored 45 tons in the opening match against Sri Lanka at Guwahati’s Barthapara Cricket Stadium, well above India’s total of 350, as well as achieving some personal milestones.
The droughts of this century seem like a distant memory. Virat Kohli is back and the former Indian captain has scored consecutive centuries in his ODI cricket for the first time in over three years. On Tuesday, Kohli scored 45 tons in the opening match against Sri Lanka at Guwahati’s Vaasapara Cricket Stadium, well above India’s total of 350, but also achieved some personal milestones. Did. (India vs Sri Lanka Live Score 1. ODI)
On 8 September 2022, Kohli scored in his Test on 23 November 2019 Pink His Ball for the final time in a match-winning match against Bangladesh, scoring with 136 to mark the 1,000-plus day mark of the international century. finished waiting. He finally finished the year playing his century against Bangladesh in the ODI match, in 87 balls he achieved great form with a knock of 113 runs. Knok, bordering on a lonely 6 and 12, Kohli equaled Sachin’s breathtaking century record at home. The two Indian batting stars are now at home and he has 20 tons. However, Sachin collected the tally in 160 innings, while Kohli was 61 fewer.
This was Kohli’s ninth century against Sri Lanka and also holds the record against the West Indies in ODI cricket, making him the only batsman to carry over nine tons against two opponents in this format. I was. The only other hitter to achieve this feat is Sachin against Australia. Kohli ranks second only to Sachin for most ODIs and international tonnage, but it took four centuries to even out the idle tally in the 50-over format. In all forms, he is still 27 centuries behind Sachin in his 100 tons.
“We had a little break in that match and had some practice sessions so it was fresh after his tour of Bangladesh. I was looking forward to the start of my home season. and tried to keep the strike rate down. I was happy to keep the pace and finished the game with 370,” Kohli said at the end of India’s innings.