The constant desire to become even better than he already is, along with the devotion to fitness, ensures the 37-year-old remains the best; his numbers are simply sensational in the ODI format
Virat Kohli led India to victory against the West Indies in their series opener, scoring an unbeaten 139 runs off 88 balls. During the chase, Kohli reached his fifty, hundred, and the winning runs each with a six, finishing the match with 50 balls to spare while hitting 10 fours and nine sixes.
The innings marked Kohli's 55th ODI century and saw him become the first batter after Sachin Tendulkar to surpass 15,000 ODI runs. Following the match, Kohli noted he has embraced a more aggressive approach to elevate his batting and play with a free mind.
Get the latest sports news and top stories from MySportsTab delivered straight to your inbox.
No spam. Just the latest sports news and updates.
