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Virat Kohli, often hailed as the modern-day cricketing legend, has left an indelible mark on the Indian Premier League (IPL), a tournament known for its high stakes and fierce competition. Here are five records that not only highlight his dominance but also solidify his title as the “King of IPL.” 1. Most Runs in IPL History Kohli’s tally in the IPL stands at an astonishing 7,805 runs as of IPL 2024, a figure that speaks volumes about his consistency and ability to perform under pressure. This record isn’t just about longevity but also about maintaining a high average and strike rate, making him the cornerstone of Royal Challengers Bangalore’s batting lineup for years. 2. Most Half-Centuries With 54 half-centuries, Virat Kohli has demonstrated an unparalleled ability to anchor innings or accelerate when needed. This record showcases his adaptability, whether playing on different pitches or against varying bowling attacks. His knack for scoring consistently, often when the team needed it the most, has been pivotal. 3. Most Centuries Kohli’s eight centuries in the IPL are not just numbers; they are moments of brilliance where he single-handedly changed the course of matches. Each century, especially the unbeaten 113* in IPL 2024, is a masterclass in batting, combining elegance with power, and patience with aggression. 4. Most Runs as…
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