Virat Kohli’s record of the 51st century left India just before the Champion Trophy semi -finals and Pakistan.
After Pakistan sent a disappointed 241 ball from 49.4 overover, KOHLI took the central stage in Dubai and ticked 14,000 ODIs running 111 balls out of India’s 6 Wicket victory.
Superstar No. 3 had a long-term lean patch in all formats, but it was ranked 7th to win 50-10 for the first time since the 2023 World Cup and aimed at India.
It was his ninth 50 score in a global event with Pakistan.
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The background of this fabric, which is believed to attract more than 1 billion viewers worldwide, was to refuse India to travel to Pakistan. This means a hybrid model for preparing for this tournament.
The two countries have not played each other outside of major tournaments for 11 years, and India finally visited Pakistan in 2008 and recommended not to do this for the government’s event.
As a result, Pakistan flew to the UAE who lost his tournament opener from Karachi to New Zealand on Wednesday, and was conquered with bats after winning the throw.
SAUD Shakeel (62) and Mohammad Rizwan (46) used 104 for the third ticket, but Pakistan lost the last eight tickets in the 34th place to 2 to 90 games.
Pakistan’s collapse
KULDEEP YADAV scored three points at 40 years old, and KOHLI insisted on several catches to reach 158 with 158 people by Indian outfielder.
KOHLI reached another benchmark in the fastest ODI in 14,000 innings in 287 innings, and ranked third after Sachin Tendulkar and SRI Lanka’s Kumar Sangakkara.
KOHLI acquired 69 with Shubman Gill (46), and SHReyas Iyer (56) and 114 united beats the tournament opener by struggling on Thursday.
IYER and Hardik Pandya started out as a continuous over, but there is room for doubt that Kohli, who made Tendulkar’s record for the ODI tone in 2023, will reach three characters.
He took India home, applauded 43rd, and then put down the track to slow down the left -handed Khushdil Shah, and then passed the cover.
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