Virat Kohli recorded a record-breaking seventh IPL ton against the Gujrat Titans at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. He now has the most tons in the history of the IPL. Kohli scored unbeaten 101 off 61 balls as Royal Challengers Bangalore posted 197 for 5.
The Royal Challengers Virat Kohli, Bangalore’s standout batter, shattered former teammate Chris Gayle’s long-standing Indian Premier League record with his seventh century in the competition. Virat Kohli also became the third player in the history of the IPL to score back-to-back centuries. The 34-year-old batter had played a 100-run knock in the side’s previous game against Sunrisers Hyderabad as well. The first two were Shikhar Dhawan in 2020 and Jos Buttler in 2022.
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Kohli hit a critical three-figure score in RCB’s must-win game against Gujarat Titans in Bengaluru, hitting the mark in 60 balls. The right-handed batter began the innings cautiously because the rain had only just stopped when the players took the pitch. After assessing the circumstances, both Kohli and RCB skipper Faf du Plessis went after the GT bowling, tonking 62 runs in the powerplay.
Following the dismissals of du Plessis, Glenn Maxwell, and Lomror, Kohli resorted to rotating the strike and formed a key partnership with Michael Bracewell. He anchored the innings and then provided a strong finish with the help of Anuj Rawat.
The Titans need 198 runs to win in 120 balls. If they win, MI go through! Follow the game here.
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