Virat kohli odi centuries

Most ODI centuries: Virat Kohli ODI Centuries – Record Breaker Virat Kohli reached another milestone when he hit his 46th ODI century against SriLanka in the third ODI. The former India skipper now has 46 ODI centuries, just three behind Sachin Tendulkar in the list of most ODI centuries. The little master tops the charts with 49 ODI hundreds. In the tally of the total International centuries, with this century, Virat registered his 74th century. Follow India vs SriLanka LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN & IND SL LIVE Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar. Most ODI centuries: Milestone CHASER Virat Kohli HITS 46th ODI Century, Just 3 Centuries Behind Sachin Tendulkar – Check Out Also Read: Most ODI Centuries Player Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 SR Tendulkar (IND) 1989-2012 463 452 41 18426 200* 44.83 49 96 V Kohli (IND) 2008-2023 268* 259 40 12688 183 57.93 46 64 RT Ponting (AUS/ICC) 1995-2012 375 365 39 13704 164 42.03 30 82 RG Sharma (IND) 2007-2023 238* 231 34 9596 264 48.71 29 47 ST Jayasuriya (Asia/SL) 1989-2011 445 433 18 13430 189 32.36 28 68 Given the form that Virat Kohli is, he is just in line to equal and probably surpass the great Sachin Tendulkar in a huge Milestone record. In terms of most Centuries scored in One Day format – Sachin Tendulkar leads the charts with 49 ODI centuries. However, the record chaser Virat Kohli is just behind. Virat Kohli registered his 46th ODI century and now is just 3 centuries behind Sachin in the 50-over format. Kohli went on to ama...

With this century, Kohli reached another ODI milestone, equaling Kohli also surpassed Sachin Tendulkar’s record of most centuries against Sri Lanka in ODIs. Tendulkar has eight to his credit while Kohli has gone to nine. Earlier, Kohli ended his ODI century drought during India’s tour of Bangladesh. The number 3 batter remained century-less for 1214 days. The former India skipper had left batting legend Kohli is just five ODI centuries away from breaking Tendulkar’s record for most hundreds in the format. Kohli has 45 ODI centuries, whereas Tendulkar has scored 49 ODI hundreds in his career. Kohli will likely break more ODI records as India has a packed ODI calendar — 15 matches excluding the Asia Cup — in the 10-month window in the build-up to the World Cup in October-November. Kohli can break another record as he needs 180 more runs to enter the top 5 all-time run-getters in ODIs. Kohli is only behind Tendulkar, Sangakkara, Ponting, Jayasuriya, and Jayawardene in the elite list. Kohli’s record – Most ODI 100s vs a team: 9 9 Virat Kohli vs SL * 9 Sachin Tendulkar vs Aus 8 8 Virat Kohli vs Aus 8 Sachin Tendulkar vs SL

• v • t • e Kohli made his ODI debut against Kohli made his Test debut Kohli had a three-year century drought until September 2022, when he scored his maiden T20I hundred against Key [ ] ~ * – Remained ~ – ~ – ~ (D/L) – The result of the match was based upon the Test cricket centuries [ ] Test centuries scored by Virat Kohli No. Runs Against Pos. Inn. Test Venue H/A Date Result Ref 1 116 6 2 4/4 Away 24 January 2012 Lost 2 103 5 2 2/2 Home 31 August 2012 Won 3 103 5 2 4/4 Home 13 December 2012 Drawn 4 107 5 2 1/4 22 February 2013 Won 5 119 4 1 1/2 Away 18 December 2013 Drawn 6 105* 4 4 2/2 14 February 2014 Drawn 7 115 4 2 1/4 9 December 2014 Lost 8 141 4 4 1/4 9 December 2014 Lost 9 169 4 2 3/4 26 December 2014 Drawn 10 147 4 2 4/4 6 January 2015 Drawn 11 103 4 2 1/3 12 August 2015 Lost 12 200 4 1 1/4 21 July 2016 Won 13 211 4 1 3/3 Home 8 October 2016 Won 14 167 4 1 2/5 17 November 2016 Won 15 235 4 2 4/5 8 December 2016 Won 16 204 4 1 1/1 9 February 2017 Won 17 103* 4 3 1/3 Away 26 July 2017 Won 18 104* 4 3 1/3 Home 16 November 2017 Drawn 19 213 4 2 2/3 24 November 2017 Won 20 243 4 1 3/3 2 December 2017 Drawn 21 153 4 2 2/3 Away 13 January 2018 Lost 22 149 4 2 1/5 1 August 2018 Lost 23 103 4 3 3/5 18 August 2018 Won 24 139 4 1 1/2 Home 4 October 2018 Won 25 123 4 2 2/4 Away 14 December 2018 Lost 26 254* 4 1 2/3 Home 10 October 2019 Won 27 136 4 2 2/2 22 November 2019 Won 28 186 4 2 4/4 9 March 2023 Drawn One Day International cricket centuries [ ] ODI centuries scored b...

NEW DELHI: Kohli smashed his sixth century in the IPL, showcasing his incredible batting skills and consistency. The milestone was reached during a thrilling match, where Kohli's century played not only a pivotal role in RCB's 8-wicket victory over SRH but also boosted the team's chances to make it to the playoffs. Kohli, overwhelmed by his century, jubilantly raised his bat while going down on his knees in a display of sheer exhilaration. The resounding roar of the crowd filled the stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere that reverberated through every corner. The scenes unfolded in Hyderabad were nothing short of extraordinary, capturing the raw passion and excitement of cricket fans witnessing this extraordinary feat. Kohli's century came off just 62 balls, an impressive display of his batting skills. He hit 12 boundaries and four maximums during his innings, showcasing his ability to find the boundaries consistently. Kohli's partnership with skipper Du Plessis played a fantastic innings, scoring 71 runs off just 47 balls. His innings included 7 fours and 2 sixes, indicating his ability to steal boundaries as well.

Full Name: Virat Kohli Team: India Club: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) Jersey No.: #18 (India), #18 (RCB) Role: Batsman Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm medium Coach: Raj Kumar Sharma Test Debut: 20th June 2011 (WI) ODI Debut: 18th August 2008 (SL) T20I Debut: 12th June 2010 (ZIM) Favourite Shot: Cover Drive, Flick Shot A fearless cricketer who leads by example, Virat Kohli is an inspiration to many young professionals out there. He is the greatest limited over’s batsman of the current generation. A fierce cricketer, Virat Kohli wears a heart on his sleeve and isn’t someone who would hide his emotion on the cricket field. He is aggressive, sharp, and has the hunger to succeed. Since becoming the captain of the Virat Kohli is currently 31 years old and already achieved a lot in his career. If he stays fit and continues to play the same way he has been playing over the years, the Indian skipper might well become the greatest of all-time. Playing for Delhi’s under-15 team, Virat Kohli impressed in 2002-03 Polly Umrigar Trophy, scoring 172 runs at an average of 34.40. In the following season, he became the captain of Delhi’s under-15 side. He struck two centuries and two half-centuries. Excellent performances in the under-15 level meant he was included in Delhi’s under-17 team for the Vijay Merchant Trophy. He wreaked havoc in season. Virat Kohli was the highest run-scorer with 757 runs in 7 matches at an average of 84.11, including two centuries th...