Virat Kohli becomes the fastest batter to score 26,000 runs in international cricket

In his remarkable career, Virat Kohli became the fastest batter in cricket history to reach 26,000 international runs, breaking the record held by the great Sachin Tendulkar of India. Before this game, Kohli had amassed 25,923 runs from 566 innings across 510 matches. He accomplished this milestone with a magnificent six during the World Cup play in Pune against Bangladesh. With his exceptional batting performances throughout the current World Cup, the Indian cricket icon has surely left a lasting impression. He scored an outstanding 85 runs in India's opening match against Australia, and he carried that momentum into an undefeated 55 against Afghanistan.

In the latest match against Bangladesh, Kohli (103*) demonstrated his brilliance by scoring his 48th century in one-day international cricket. These outstanding displays highlight his ability to perform well under pressure and significantly aid in his team's victory.

Only three outstanding cricketers have been granted entry into the exclusive group of international players who have amassed a career total of 26,000 runs or more. The famous Tendulkar, whose incredible 34,357 runs have cemented his place as one of the greatest batters in sport history, is at the front of this elite club.

Virat Kohli's achievement of 26,000 international runs is evidence of his extraordinary grace and unrelenting commitment. He stands out for his exceptional hitting skill, unwavering work ethic, and adaptability in a variety of forms. Kohli has continuously produced game-winning performances in Test matches, One-Day Internationals, and T20 Internationals, further cementeding his place among cricket's best.