Virat Kohli scored his 49th century against South Africa in Kolkata. He scored his first century at the same stadium in 2008. Kohli has now equaled Sachin Tendulkar’s record, but it took Tendulkar 452 innings to score his 49th century, while Kohli did it in just 277 innings.
Kohli’s century was a major achievement, as he had been struggling for runs for some time. It was a big boost for his fans and gave him confidence that he can break Tendulkar’s record.
Kohli’s century was a masterful display of batting. He scored 136 runs off 103 balls, including 14 fours and 2 sixes. He was in complete control of the innings and never looked like getting out.
Kohli’s century was a special moment for him and for Indian cricket. It was a reminder of his greatness and his potential to break Tendulkar’s record.
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