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  In the realm of cricket, few debates spark as much fervor as the comparison between Virat Kohli and Babar Azam. Both are celebrated for their batting prowess, yet the narrative surrounding their comparison often overlooks the substantial differences in their careers, achievements, and statistical milestones. Here, we delve into why Virat Kohli stands significantly taller in the annals of cricket history when compared to Babar Azam, despite the occasional attempts to draw parallels. Virat Kohli vs Babar Azam: The Career Trajectory Virat Kohli made his international debut in August 2008, whereas Babar Azam stepped onto the international stage in May 2015. This gap in their careers provides Kohli with a head start in terms of experience and matches played across formats. Kohli’s longevity in the game has allowed him to amass a wealth of runs and records that Babar, despite his impressive start, has yet to match. Kohli’s journey includes playing under different captains, leading the Indian team himself, and adapting to various conditions worldwide, which adds layers to his cricketing resume that Babar’s career, so far, cannot fully replicate. Statistical Comparison Tests: Kohli has played 113 Tests, scoring 8848 runs with an average of 49.15, including 29 centuries. In contrast, Babar has played 52 Tests, scoring 3898 runs with an average of 45.86, with 9 centuries. Kohli’s centuries are spread across various conditions, showcasing his adaptability, whereas Babar’s international hundreds predominantly come from subcontinental pitches. ODIs: Kohli’s ODI stats are staggering with 12898 runs at an average of 57.32 in 265 innings, including 50 centuries. Babar, while impressive, has 5353 runs at an average of 59.79 in 90 innings, with 19 centuries. Kohli’s consistency over a longer period and his record-breaking performances in World Cups highlight his dominance. T20Is: Here, the gap narrows somewhat, with Kohli scoring 4037 runs in 109 innings at an average of 51.75, and Babar with 3880 runs in 108 innings at 41.27. However, Kohli’s strike rate and the number of matches played still give him an edge. Achievements and Milestones Kohli’s achievements include being the fastest to 12,000 ODI runs, multiple ICC awards, and leading India to numerous series victories. His captaincy record, both in wins and in nurturing young talent, adds to his legacy. Babar, while captain of Pakistan, has shown promise but lacks the same volume of achievements or the same level of global impact yet. Final verdict…

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