 "Kohli built ‘magnificent’ records, the historical player in the world, 1 year after retiring from T-20")
Virat Kohli has been over a year away from T20 International cricket. Retired from Test cricket two months have passed. Despite this, Virat record is not missing from breaking. The ICC announced T rating digits on Wednesday in which Kohli built history with 909 points. The only batsman in the three formats of Virat cricket has become the only batsman in the world who receives 900 rating points. Breaking this record of Kohli will not be easy for anyone.
Virat Kohli announced retirement from this format after playing the winning 76 runs in the final of the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup final. Their rating in T20I was 897 earlier, which has now increased to 909. According to Visden, it is the third best rating score for any batsman in the T20 International cricket. In the T2020, there are 919 David Malains (919) and Sourkumar Yadav (912) of India.
Virat has acquired in one-day matches in 2018 937 points
Virat Kohli scored the highest rating of 937 points in Tests during India’s England in 2018. That is the highest from any Indian batsman and the 11th is the highest. That series was one of their best series. In which he scored 593 in 10 cities, including two hundreds and three half-century. During the visit, the Indian batsmen had to struggle for runs but Kohli stood firmly as a warrior.
Kohli has touched in Wonday matches 909 digits
Kohli had touched a 909 digit figure in the same time case during the same England tour in 2018. He scored two fifties with the help of two half centuries in three ODIs. And established its dominance in all the formats. At one time, Kohli had proud to be the number 1 ranking batsman at the same time in the test, an day and T20 international.
Virat has built in 125 T20 international matches 4,188 runs
Virat has scored 4,188 runs in 125 matches in T20 International cricket. Meanwhile, his average has been 48.69. He has planted a century and 25 half-century. Virat’s highest score is 122 runs. They are third of the batsmen to the hardest runs in T20 international cricket.