Virat Kohli : Like a leopard hunting a deer.. Like a lion finding a moose.. Like an elephant sucking the pulp from a betel nut.. Like a cheetah killing a human with one shot.. Virat Kohli's batting is going on. Team India's run mission, which continues to be the first in the orange cap category in the IPL.. The sky is the limit. As if there is some panchayat on the bowlers.. As if he is angry with the ball for a long time.. He is hitting it continuously. Taking all the strength, he is lifting Shiva with the bat. Virat Kohli played aggressively in the match against the Gujarat team on Saturday night. He gave the Gujarat bowlers a taste of what his batting prowess looks like. He scored 42 runs in just 27 balls with two fours and four sixes. Even though he lost a half-century on an error, he left after he had already done the damage.
In fact, Virat Kohli has been in unstoppable form this season. He is batting in Veera Kottadu, Danchi Kottadu, Natu Kottadu, Neetu Kottadu style. So far he has played 11 matches and scored 542 runs. In this his highest score is 113*. Strike rate 148.09. Virat Kohli, who is batting at this level, has created a new record in IPL.
Kohli has created a record as the player who scored 4,000 runs in the history of IPL. In the match against the Gujarat team on Saturday night, he scored 42 runs and became the player who scored 4000 runs. Kohli continues on top with 4039 runs. After that Shikhar Dhawan with 3,945, Rohit Sharma with 3,918, David Warner with 3,710 and Suresh Raina with 3,559 runs. Kohli not only created this record but also became the first Indian cricketer to reach the 12,500 runs mark in T20Is.
