In the Champions Trophy high-voltage match, India has put one foot in the semi-finals in Haris in Pakistan. In response to Pakistan's Deota 241 runs, Virat Kohli has scored a century and has also reached another milestone.
So far, Sachin Tendulkar held the record for the fastest 14,000 runs in the ODI, but Kohli broke that record in batting against Pakistan, with his current run of 14,85 runs.
On Sunday (February 23) the number of runs in batting was 13,985. He came to the wicket from the milestone 15 runs away from the wicket. He reached the milestone in the 13th over of the innings, then he scored a century off 111 balls to win the team.
Kohli reached the milestone of 14,000 runs in the 287th innings, and Sachin played 350 innings to reach this milestone. That is, Sachin's 63 innings was less than 63 innings, Kohli entered the club of 14,000.
This list is followed by Kumara Sangakkara, who has reached the milestone of the Lankan legend, which has 14,000 runs, and no one else in the history of the tournament.
Kohli also holds the record for the highest 50 century in one-day cricket, making his 50th century against New Zealand in the 2023 World Cup to make Sachin the first to go to the 6th. This century against Pakistan was 51st.
