Virat Kohli will create a record, will destroy Sachin Tendulkar’s record as soon as he scores one run.

Virat Kohli Records: The bat of Indian team’s legendary batsman Virat Kohli has been on fire for the last few months. Whenever Kohli is coming on the field, he is beating the bowlers fiercely. In the first ODI against New Zealand, Kohli scored 93 runs on 91 balls and played an important role in helping the team win. Kohli also made the record of scoring the fastest 28000 runs in international cricket.

Now Virat Kohli will have a chance to make a big record in the second ODI match against New Zealand. As soon as Kohli makes a single in the second ODI, he will leave Sachin Tendulkar behind and become the Indian batsman who has scored the most runs in ODI against New Zealand.

Virat Kohli will leave Sachin Tendulkar behind in this matter

Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli are jointly at the first position in terms of scoring the most runs in ODIs against New Zealand. Both the batsmen have scored 1750-1750 runs in ODI against New Zealand. Now in the second ODI match, Kohli will leave Virat Kohli behind as soon as he scores one run. The form Kohli is in, he can make many more records in his name in the coming days.

Virat Kohli has scored 5 consecutive fifties in ODI

Virat Kohli has scored 5 consecutive half-centuries in the last 5 ODI matches. Kohli had scored a fifty in the third ODI against Australia. After this, he scored centuries in the first 2 matches against South Africa. Whereas a half-century was scored in the third ODI match. Now Kohli has scored a fifty in the first ODI match against New Zealand.

Virat Kohli has a chance to make a big record

Sachin Tendulkar, Ajinkya Rahane, Rahul Dravid, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are at the first position in terms of scoring most consecutive half-centuries in ODI cricket for India. All these players have scored 5-5 consecutive fifties in ODI cricket. Now if Kohli succeeds in scoring a half-century in the second ODI against New Zealand, then he will become the first batsman from India to score consecutive half-centuries in ODIs.

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