Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli has achieved another significant milestone, joining Sachin Tendulkar in the prestigious club of cricketers who have played 100 international matches against Australia. On Saturday, December 14, Kohli became the second player in cricket history to achieve this feat during India’s third Test match against Australia at The Gabba, Brisbane.
Virat Kohli’s international career, which began on August 18, 2008, against Sri Lanka, has been illustrious. With 28 Tests, 49 ODIs, and 23 T20Is against Australia, Kohli has racked up impressive stats:
· Tests: 2615 runs
· ODIs: 2367 runs
· T20Is: 794 runs
Meanwhile, Sachin Tendulkar, who was the first to achieve this milestone, boasts remarkable records in his 24-year-long career.
The cricketing maestro played 39 Tests and 71 ODIs against Australia, amassing:
· Tests: 3630 runs and 11 wickets
· ODIs: 3077 runs and 20 wickets
Virat Kohli’s inclusion in the playing XI against Australia further solidifies his place among cricket’s greats, exemplifying consistency and longevity at the highest level.
