Virat Kohli's bat is yet to make its presence felt at the ongoing T20 World Cup, which moves entirely to the West Indies as the tournament enters the 'Super 8s' stage and a landmark beckons the legendary Indian batter, for which his skipper Rohit Sharma is also in the race.
India resume campaign with their opening 'Super 8s' game against Afghanistan in Barbados on Thursday and Kohli and Rohit both need 104 runs to overtake Pakistan captain Babar Azam and become the leading run-scorer in T20 internationals.
