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V Kohli 185* (222b 22x4 0x6)

119.2
T Islam to Kohli, FOUR, fraction short and just outside off, Kohli waits on it, uses Taijul's pace and cuts it late, beats backward point to his left. Tamim gives the chase and pulls the ball back in, but it went back and rolled over the ropes

V Kohli 190 (227b 23x4 0x6)

Day 2: Lunch Break -

IND 477/4 (121.0 Ovs) CRR: 3.94

V Kohli 191* (230b 23x4 0x6)

Kohli scored 80 runs in the session

4 double centuries in 7 months!!!

In reply to Dizzy

Phenomenon

In reply to Narper
narps you right


V Kohli lbw b Taijul Islam 204 (246b 24x4 0x6) SR: 82.92

In reply to shivnotout

That elusive 250!
Not many batsmen have what it takes to concentrate for so long
If you love to bat then you love to bat
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125.1
Taijul Islam to Kohli, OUT, he's lbw, Kohli walks off. Doesn't bother reviewing because he knows this is pad first. Been trying to late cut fuller deliveries on off stump for a while now. And the risk catches up with him. Tajiul gets in the quicker delivery, on the right length, doesn't lose the pace after pitching, which could have saved the batsman. One of the few mistakes in a nearly flawless innings. But wait, replays indicate the impact with the pad is outside the off stump. Didn't look it on first sight, and that's all umpire Erasmus had

V Kohli lbw b Taijul Islam 204 (246b 24x4 0x6) SR: 82.92

In reply to Halliwell

Elusive would suggest that he wanted to score 250, but seeing that he chose not to review the lbw decision, and replays showed the decision would've been overturned, it doesn't appear that Virat had any intentions of batting much longer.

Team man. You see that strike rate? It seems as though you're threatened by Virat. Everytime there's a post about him, you feel the need to to disparage him, at all hours of the day/night.

You should start to embrace reality. He is greater than all West Indian batsmen, combined.