Virat Kohli Re-Writes Record books with match winners against Australia, India's top run-runter in the Champions Trophy History | Cricket News

New Delhi: Star Indian Virat Kohli has put pressure on again, with a match winner against Australia in the semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy against Australia and led India to a comfortable victory in Dubai.
India pursued 265 on a difficult surface and had difficulties at 43/2, but Kohli anchored the innings with a decisive 84 out of 98 balls with a strike rate of 85.71, including five four. While he fell to Adam Zampa for the sixth time in Odis, he played a crucial role and formed important partnerships with Shreyas Iyer, Axar Patel and KL Rahul.
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Previously, Australia chose bats and recorded the highest total of the tournament in the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Skipper Steve Smith scored 73 and Alex Carey 61. Although she had lost Kohli in the final discounts, India conveniently reached the goal of saving the victory with 11 balls with 11 balls with KL Rahul's undefeated.

Kohli's blow was another milestone in his famous career. He now holds the record for most 50 points (24) in ICC ODI tournaments In just 53 Innerings that Sachin Tendulkars 23 exceeded in 58 Innings.
In the ICC -odi tournaments, Kohli accumulated 2,541 runs at an average of 65.15, including six centuries and 18 fifties, the second the 2,719 runs of Tendulkar von Tendulkar.
In addition, Kohli was the first player to score 1,000 runs in Kohl -Knockout games in all formats in all formats, including the World Cup, the T20 World Championship, the World Cup and the Champions Trophy.
In these games, he accumulated 1,023 runs on average of 53.84 with one century and nine fifties, his highest in the semi-finals in 2023 against New Zealand 117 in the World Cup semi-final.

Kohli is now India's highest runner in the Champions Trophy History and in the second highest rank of the tournament's tournament. In 17 games he accumulated 746 runs with an average of 82.88, including a century and six fifties. His best score of 100* came against Pakistan in this issue. Only Chris Gayle (791 Runs) achieved more in the history of the competition.
The experienced dough was also only the second player to Tendulkar to complete 8,000 runs in Odi-Run chas. Among the 237 players with at least 1,000 runs in persecution hunts, Kohli remains the only average over 60.
170 Odis during the hunting he achieved 8,063 runs in 159 Innerings with an average of 64.50, with 28 centuries and 41 fifty, his highest 183.