Virat Kohli Last Century

Virat Kohli has played several match-winning knocks in Tests In the Test arena too Virat Kohli has set the stage on fire.

Virat kohli last century. I wish I could make that Jack Neechs ball a no ball. The 31-year-old who has been with RCB since IPLs inaugural season in 2008 has scored 6067 runs from 191 innings for the franchise which includes 40 half-centuries apart from the five tons. November 23 2019 was the last time Virat Kohli scored an international century.

Unlike Virat Kohli his performance in South Africa is just around 30 significantly lower than his overall average of 44 with only one century and five half centuries in 23 innings. Despite no century from Virat Kohli for the past 630 days or so let us have a look at how he has performed in 3 different formats since his last international century. Virat Kohli last century.

I wanna see a century of Virat. Till date Virat Kohli has scored 70 centuries in international cricket comprises of 43 centuries in One Day Internationals ODIand 27 centuries in Test cricket. The Jamaican batsman has six centuries.

The last time Kohli scored an international century was way back in 2019 against Bangladesh in the pink-ball Test played at Eden Gardens. Notably in 2020 also Kohli had failed to reach the triple-figure mark. Out of 70 he slammed 27 100s in Tests and 43 in ODIs.

Virat Kohlis perfromance in Test Cricket since his last international century. Including not outs Today two years ago at the Eden Gardens Virat Kohli registered his 70th international century when he made 136 in the dn Test match against Bangladesh. 2 19 vs NZ in Wellington 2020 3 14 vs NZ in Christchurch 2020 74 4 vs Aus in Adelaide 2020.

During the fourth day of the third Test of the ongoing Indias tour of England in Leeds India captain Virat Kohli returned back to the pavilion soon after scoring his 26th Test half-century. The question has never been asked so frequently for any other batsman. During the third T20I of the ongoing Englands tour of India in Ahmedabad India captain Virat Kohli led from the front to rescue his team from a difficult position.