Friday 18 October 2013

Virat Kohli record for the fastest ODI century.


Virat Kohli scored the speediest Odi century by an Indian batsman.



In Jaipur India furnished plentiful confirmation of their imposing quality at home on October 16, 2013 as they pulled off their most noteworthy ever Odi pursue to restore equality in the seven-match arrangement against Australia.

The match additionally saw a plenty of different records being set.

Here's a measurable review of the second Odi.

The auspicious pursue of 360 is the second-most astounding ever in Odis. It just trails South Africa's solid chase for 435 against Australia at Johannesburg on March 12, 2006.

The auspicious pursue of 360 is India's most astounding ever in Odis. The past most noteworthy was 330 for 4 against Pakistan in 2012.

Virat Kohli's 100 off 52 balls is the speediest century by an Indian and the seventh quickest Odi hundred. Kohli obscured Virender Sehwag's 60-ball century against New Zealand at Hamilton on March 11, 2009.

This is the first occasion when that India adequately pursued a sum in abundance of 300 against Australia.

George Bailey was one of Australia's top-five to make a half-century in Jaipur.

Despite any precedent to the contrary, the top five batsmen in an Odi innings scored half-hundreds of years as Australia posted an enormous 359/5. Aaron Finch (50) and Phil Hughes (83) furnished the establishment, Shane Watson (56) had a tendency to the center, and captain Bailey (92*, 50b) and Glenn Maxwell (53, 32b) plundered 96 in only 51 conveyances to top off a grand trip.

All top four fruitful run pursues in Odi history have come against Australia - 438 for 9 (South Africa in 2006); 362 for 1 (India in 2013); 350 for 9 (New Zealand in 2007); 340 for 5 (New Zealand in 2007).

The match total of 721 for 6 is the fourth-most astounding in Odis.

Rohit Sharma's 123-ball 141*, is in this way, the most elevated by an Indian batsman in Odis in 2013.

Rohit Sharma scored his third Odi century and the first as an opening batsman. He last scored an Odi century against Sri Lanka in May 2010.

Rohit Sharma's 141 not out is his most astounding score in Odis.

52 balls: Virat Kohli's 100 off 52 balls against Australia throughout the fruitful pursue of 360 on October 16, 2013 is the speediest century by an Indian and the seventh quickest Odi hundred. Kohli ... more

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Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan's 176-run association is India's most elevated for the first wicket against Australia. It obscured the 175 of Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly in 1998 in Kanpur.

India's top three scored fifties - this was the first occasion when that the top three have scored fifties for India in the same innings since December 2011.

Australia's 359 for 5 was their most astounding aggregate on Indian soil surpassing the past best of 350 for 4 in Hyderabad in 2009. This sum additionally equalled their most astounding ever aggregate of 359 for 2 against India made throughout 2003 World Cup last in South Africa and 359 for 4 in a Vb Series match in Sydney in 2004.

Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan's 176-run association is India's twelfth most elevated for the first wicket.

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's unbroken 186-run association is India's thirteenth most elevated for the second wicket.

Thursday 17 October 2013

Virat Kohli Debut


Virat Kohli Picture

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Major teams India, Delhi, India Red, India Under-19s, Royal Challengers Bangalore


Virat Kohli Profile

Daring, tough and fiercely talented, Virat Kohli is one of the faces of the next generation of Indian cricket. The likes of Dhoni and Yuvraj were all that and more when they first donned the blue flannel for India, but this lad has broken the mould to carve a niche for himself.


Kohli's claim to fame came when he captained India's World Cup winning U-19 side and was immediately propelled into the IPL in 2008. Devoid of noteworthy performances in the tournament, his domestic form still won him an Indian ODI cap on tour to Sri Lanka. The Delhi lad was initially deployed up and down the batting line-up, from replacing Sehwag as an opener to accelerating the middle-order momentum.


After 25 ODI innings, he had already amassed 10 fifty-plus scores including two centuries. An assurance evident in his shot selection and footwork, he was rarely found wanting with his technique even on bowler-friendly surfaces abroad. Sure, there have been dull phases in which he performed below par, but he has so far managed to bounce back from every rut that he's fallen into.


Often compared to Rahul Dravid for his sound technique, Virat Kohli could well mould himself into a new-age anchor for India.

Virat Kohli Fast Facts

* Virat Kohli led the Indian team to its second ever ICC U19 Cricket World Cup triumph in 2008.
* He himself scored 235 runs in six matches at an average of 47, including a century in the tournament.
* In an Under-17 tournament, he scored 251 off 431 balls against Himachal Pradesh.
* Kohli became the joint third fastest in history and the fastest Indian to reach the 1000-run mark in ODIs. He took a mere 24 innings.
* In the Tri-nation series in Dhaka involving Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, Kohli was the top-scorer in the tournament with 275 runs.
* His 224-run stand with Gambhir helped India chase down a stiff Sri Lankan target of 316 runs in an ODI in 2009.
* A big turning point in his career came at an 'Emerging Players Tournament' in 2009 where Kohli helped India to lift the trophy and was the leading run-scorer. (398 runs with two centuries and two fifties).
* He became the third Indian player - after Sachin Tendulkar and Suresh Raina - to score two centuries before turning 22.
* He donned the role of vice-captain of India for the first time at the age of 21 in a Tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in 2010.

Virat Kohli Batting, Fielding and Bowling :


ODI:
2008-2011

T20:
2010-2011

IPL:
2008-2010

CLT20:
2009-2010




Kohli Test Matches Debut :

India Vs Sri Lanka at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Rangiri - Aug 18, 2008
Last played:
India Vs South Africa at Newlands, Cape Town - Jan 18, 2011



Virat Kohli's ODI Matches Debut :

India Vs Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club, Harare (Salisbury) - Jun 12, 2010
Last played:
India Vs South Africa at Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban - Jan 09, 2011



V. Kohli T20 Matches Debut :

Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Kolkata Knight Riders at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore - Karnataka - Apr 18, 2008
Last played:
Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Deccan Chargers at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai - Apr 24, 2010



Virat's IPL Matches Debut :

Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Kolkata Knight Riders at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore - Karnataka - Apr 18, 2008
Last played:
Mumbai Indians Vs Chennai Super Kings at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai - Apr 25, 2010



Virat Kohli CLT20 Matches Debut :

Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Cape Cobras at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore - Karnataka - Oct 08, 2009
Last played:
Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Chennai Super Kings at Kingsmead, Durban - Sep 24, 2010


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