Virat Kohli become HIGHEST run-getter in T20 World Cups: Former captain's TOP records in the tournament, in PICS
Former India captain Virat Kohli continued his sparkling run in the T20 World Cup 2022 with his third half-century in four innings to set up India's five-run win (DLS method) in their Super 12 match against Bangladesh. Kohli has set up multiple records with his 64 not out at Adelaide. In these collection of pictures, we take a look at Virat Kohli's top records in T20 World Cups.
Virat Kohli has strike-rate of 199.03 in death overs in T20 World Cups
Virat Kohli has a strike-rate of 199.03 in death overs in T20 World Cups. Only two other batters who've scored 100-plus runs at the death have a strike rate higher than Kohli in this phase - AB de Villiers (230.92) and Jos Buttler (206.94). (Photo: ANI)
Virat Kohli is highest run-getter in T20 World Cup
Former India captain Virat Kohli became the highest run-scorer in T20 World Cups with 1,065 runs. Kohli surpassed former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene record. (Photo: ANI)
Virat Kohli has most runs against Pakistan in T20 World Cup
Virat Kohli has scored 308 runs against Pakistan in T20 World Cups, the most runs by a batter against any opposition. His four fifties against Pakistan across five innings are the joint-highest against one opposition at T20 World Cups. (Photo: ANI)
Virat Kohli averages 270.5 in successful run-chases
Virat Kohli averages 270.5 in successful run-chases in T20 World Cup. The average is 6.7 times higher than next best Kumar Sangakkara, who averages 40.28. (Photo: ANI)
Virat Kohli averages 88.75 in T20 World Cup
Virat Kohli's batting average of 88.75 in the T20 World Cup is by far the highest for any batter in the competition. Michael Hussey (54.62) is the only other batter with an average more than 50 in the tournament's history. (Photo: ANI)
Virat Kohli has 13 fifties in T20 World Cups
Virat Kohli has 13 fifties in T20 World Cups, the most by any batter in the tournament. The next best are nine half-centuries by Chris Gayle and Rohit Sharma. (Photo: IANS)
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