If you wanted him to attack, he did that. If you wanted him to hold one end, he did that. If you wanted him to finish a chase, he did that. That’s Virat Kohli for you. You throw him in…

Virat Kohli finished his international T20 career with 4,188 runs in 117 innings, concluding a standout career for India that began with his 2010 debut against Zimbabwe. Across his career, Kohli maintained an average of 48.70 with one century and 38 fifties, retiring from T20Is following India's victory over South Africa in the 2024 T20 World Cup final.
Kohli recorded his peak statistical year in 2016, compiling 641 runs with an average of 106.83. He registered his highest single-year run tally in 2022 with 781 runs in 20 innings, including his career-best score of 122 not out against Afghanistan. Throughout his career, Kohli was the first player to achieve 3,000 and 4,000 runs in T20I cricket.
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