INDIA VS WEST INDIES: KOHLI SET NEW WOLRD RECORDS WITH HIS 42ND CENTURY

Team India performed well in the ICC World Cup, but as huge fans of Virat Kohli, we were not quite satisfied with the consequent five half-centuries he made. We, on the other hand, desperately wanted him to hit a century which he could not, but he fulfilled our expectations in the second ODI of India vs West Indies.
Finally, he scored a hundred runs against the west-indies team during the second ODI match. Kohli is universally admired for being one of the best cricketers as he broke many records of Sachin Tendulkar, who know as the “God of Cricket.” It was depressing when Kohli could not score a century for a long time.
Yesterday, Virat Kohli once again surprised his fans after scoring a century in the field of Trinidad and Tobago where we saw him hitting the ball after the gap of 11 innings. Everything was going well as the Indian Captain Virat Kohli won the toss and decided to bat first. The temperature in the ground of West Indies was normal until Shikhar Dhawan lost his wicket to Sheldon Cottrell.
It is when Virat Kohli came to bat that everyone got alarmed as he was not planning to leave early. He continued playing for the long term. The run-machine did not stop even after he lost his partners, Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant. He continued scoring with Shreyas Iyer, who gave him great support.
Virat Kohli broke World Records in India vs West Indies
Indian Captain and Skipper Virat Kohli scored 120 runs in the 125 balls in the previous match against West Indies, and hit one six and 14 fours, and had already completed his hundred runs in only 112 balls. He has set new world-records with the inning he played yesterday.-
Broke the World-Record of Sachin
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Completed his 2000 Runs
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Broke Ricky Ponting’s record
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Hit 20th Century under his captaincy
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8th ODI Century against West Indies