THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Virat Kohli is enjoying his second wind and he is blowing opponents away. Much like Part I, Kohli Part 2 is looking hungrier for big runs and has started producing those with consummate ease and effortless strokeplay. So, bowlers around the world better beware.
On Sunday, Kohli broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 20 ODI centuries on home soil and his unbeaten 166 was the 46th of his career in this format. During the course of his innings, he also went past Mahela Jayawardene to rise to fifth in ODI’s all-time run-scorers chart.
