Talisman batsman Virat Kohli reached landmark in a chase in IPL as Royal Challenger Bengaluru continues their good run on Sunday.
Kohli scored 62 in T20 cricket, leading Bangalore to defeat Jaipur’s Rajasthan Royals in nine goals.
Kohli then shared an unbeaten 83 stance with left-hander Devdutt Padikkal, who hit 40 and brought the team home with a balance of 15 goals.
Formal Kohli beat the third half ton of the season to rank 66th in the T20 Championship, playing against Australia’s David Warner.
But in a worrying event, Kohli reached fifty times with six points in Game 15, snatching twice on the next delivery. A gasping kohli, obviously uncomfortable, then sent a signal, signal, waited, and went to Samson and asked him to check his heartbeat.
The captain of Rajasthan Royals assured Kohli that everything was fine and that the game was going on.
The 36-year-old is second on the list of most T20-50s, with Warner (108) leading the count in this format. Pakistan’s Babar Azam ranks third.
Meanwhile, it was RCB’s fourth win in six games, putting them in the first four games on the table.
