Team India captain Virat Kohli is arguably the most consistent and successful batsman across all the three formats of the game. Virat is the most successful batsman across all three formats currently playing and is also the most consistent. On top of that, he is the captain of the squad and is also the holder of some of the biggest records in international cricket.
In the last 5 years or so, Kohli has worked extremely hard on his game and established himself as one of the modern day greats of the game. Virat Kohli is still very young but he has achieved some extraordinary things in the game of cricket. Time and again, Virat has proved why he is one of the best batsmen of the modern generation.
The ferocity, intensity, and aggression exhibited by Kohli are result oriented.
After team India lost the Test series 2-1, they came back with a bang in the first ODI. Virat Kohli’s splendid performance in India’s first ODI against South Africa at the Kingsmead in Durban has certainly put a smile on the faces of Indian fans.
Even in the 2nd ODI, Kohli and Co exhibited world-class cricketing skills and bowled out the Proteas just for 118 in 33 overs. Wrist spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav had bamboozled the hosts and laid the platform for India’s win.
Down in the chase, the opener Rohit Sharma departed quickly inviting his captain to the mix. During the chase, Kohli had to take a fatal hit on his ribs. A vicious delivery from Kagiso Rabada outside off came towards Kohli who attempted a hook shot.
The ball edged off Kohli’s bat and hit his midrib. It has come with 142 kmph speed like a rocket. But Kohli managed to take all the pain in and reply in his own way. Rabada bowled the same ball in the next delivery and Kohli made no mistake to send it out of the park.
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Indian skipper with Shikhar Dhawan anchored 93 runs to guide the visiting side to 9-wicket victory and take a 2-0 lead in the six-match ODI series. While Dhawan hit his 24th ODI half-century, Kohli managed 46 runs as both the batsmen remained not out.