Virat Kohli made history on June 22, 2024, by becoming the first cricketer to surpass 3,000 runs in ICC Men's World Cups, combining both ODI and T20I formats. He achieved this milestone during India's T20 World Cup Super Eight match against Bangladesh in Antigua, where he scored 37 runs off 28 balls.
🏆 Kohli’s World Cup Milestone Breakdown
Total World Cup Runs (ODI + T20I): 3,002 runs in 67 innings
T20 World Cup Runs: 1,207 runs in 32 matches at an average of 63.52
ODI World Cup Runs: 1,795 runs in 35 matches
Combined World Cup Batting Average: 61.00
50+ Scores in World Cups: 31 (5 centuries and 26 half-centuries)
Kohli's consistency and performance in World Cups have solidified his reputation as one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history. Virat Kohli is a good cricketer and beautiful Sharma and bowling the Gumrah
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