He is the progenitor of the record. It remains to be seen which records he will retain after leaving the game, but Virat Kohli has set a number of records in his mid-career career, which undoubtedly gives him another dimension as a player. In the Royal Challengers Bangalore-Delhi Capitals match in the IPL tomorrow, Kohli added another gem to his crown of achievement. He has built a reputation that no other Indian cricketer has ever had.
India had already scored the most runs in the IPL. He collected 5,545 runs in 162 matches. But not only was he the best run-getter in the IPL, this time he made a name for himself in T20 cricket. Kohli is now the first Indian cricketer to own 9,000 runs. This is his record as the seventh cricketer in world cricket.
West Indies' Chris Gayle tops the list of six ahead of Kohli. His collection was 13,296 runs. Meanwhile, the Caribbean cricketer has identified himself as a peddler of T20 cricket. In addition to the West Indies team in the short version, this is his record for various franchises.
Gayle's compatriot Kieron Pollard is next to him. His collection was 10,360 runs. Then Pakistan's Shoaib Malik is with 9927 runs. Very close to him are New Zealand's Brendon McCullum (9,922) and Australia's David Warner's 9,451. Aaron Finch of his country is in the sixth place with 9,171 runs.
Kohli's collection so far is 9,033 runs. He needed 10 runs to touch the milestone before going down against Delhi. That too happened yesterday. Kohli, who scored a half-century in the previous match, maintained his form yesterday as well. He scored 43 runs off 39 balls against Delhi. Although the team could not win. Kohli lost by a huge margin of 59 runs.
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