Virat Kohli once again came close to an international century, falling just seven runs short after an extraordinary knock against New Zealand in the first ODI. The dismissal felt familiar, a reminder of his brilliance,

New Zealand all-rounder Kyle Jamieson admitted he could only stand back in admiration of Virat Kohli's mastery, saying the Indian great operates on a different level, one where elite batters inevitably find a way to dominate,

India began the ongoing ODI series against New Zealand with a strong chase in Vadodara. Playing at Kotambi Stadium on January 11, the Men in Blue hunted down 301. Virat Kohli guided the pursuit with 93 runs from 91 balls.

Virat Kohli’s 93 helped India chase 301 vs New Zealand, surpassing Sangakkara to become cricket’s 2nd-highest run-getter. Shreyas Iyer praised Kohli’s consistency and celebrated his own comeback win.

Virat Kohli breaking records is something that just continues to happen. During the first ODI against New Zealand in Vadodara, Kohli went past Sri Lanka's legendary batter Kumar Sangakkara in a famous all-time list, to move to second spot. Only Sachin Tendulkar remains ahead of Kohli in this list. What record are we talking about?

Virat Kohli said that he doesn't feel good when the fans cheer at the fall of a wicket because it's him who will come out to bat. He was asked about coming out to bat a bit late than usual at the fall of Rohit Sharma in the 1st IND vs NZ ODI.