Virat Kohli's return-to-form hundred in Perth followed another low-scoring effort (7 and 11) in Adelaide, bringing his inconsistency of late back in the frame. Still, though, records keep following the batting legend, with another one coming up for him in the third Test against Australia, beginning at the Gabba on December 14.
When Virat Kohli scores his second run in Brisbane, he will overtake Rahul Dravid's tally of Test runs against Australia. Dravid scored 2166 red-ball runs against the Aussies in 62 innings at an average of 38.67. Kohli's total count currently stands at 2165 runs in 48 innings at an average of 47.06.
