Kohli Creates History with an incredible “century” during RR vs RCB Clash

Wanted Kohli, on Sunday (April 13), added another pen to his already illustrious cap after reaching the fifty during the game between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur.

RCB won the launch and chose for the first time. In response, the house registered a total of 173/4 at the 20 points planned. The Yasasvi Obrador Jaiswal impressed the bat for the Royals, marking 75 runs of 47 balls with the help of 10 four and 2 six.

Riyan Parag (30) and DHRUV Jewel (35*) also played important blows for the IPL’s inaugural champions. For RCB, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Yash Dayal, Krunal Pandya and Hazlewood took a wick.

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It establishes a target of 174 runs, RCB went out to all the weapons that were spread through the aggressive Phil Salt shake. While the star of England fired on all the cylinders from the beginning, Kohli played the role of the second fiddle perfectly.

At the end of the Powerplay, RCB had left 65 without loss. Salt completed his fifty in just 28 balls in the eighth. He and Kohli bored added 92 runs in less than 9 points. Kumar Kartikeya broke the position by saying salt by 65.

After Salt’s departure, Kohli took over the tickets and he also completed a fine of fifty. He completed his third fifty of the season with style searching Wanindu Hasaranga by sixth place 15. The former RCB captain completed his fifty 39 balls.

And as soon as Kohli completed the fifty, he created history. The Indian beaten superstar became the first Batsman in Asia to reach 100 half a century in T20. The ex -Australia Bath, David Warner, is the only other Batsman with 100 or more in the shortest format of the game.

Warner has reached 108 half a century in T20S so far, while Kohli has 100. Pakistan’s Babar Azam is third with 90 years, while Chris Gayle (88) and Jos Buttler (86) complete the first five places.

Most of the 1950s to T20S:

• David Warner (Australia) – 108
• Shot kohli (India) – 100
• Babar Azam (Pakistan) – 90
• Chris Gayle (West Indies) – 88
• Jos Buttler (England) – 86
• Alex Hales (England) – 85
• Shoaib Malik (Pakistan) – 83
• FAF DU PLESSIS (South Africa) – 79
• Rohit Sharma (India) – 78
• Aaron Finch (Australia) – 77