Virat Kohli scripts history, becomes first batter in IPL to achieve 8,000 runs

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Virat Kohli scripts history, becomes first batter in IPL to achieve 8,000 runs


Image Source : AP Virat Kohli achieved an enormous landmark of 8,000 runs in the IPL through the eliminator towards the Rajasthan Royals

Virat Kohli grew to become the first batsman in IPL historical past to rating 8000 runs in the IPL as he achieved the feat throughout his 33-run knock towards the Rajasthan Royals in the eliminator on Wednesday, May 22 in Ahmedabad. Kohli wanted 29 runs to attain the landmark and he did it with a boundary towards Sandeep Sharma. Kohli now has 8,004 runs to his identify and is head and shoulders above anybody else on the listing of main run-getters in the IPL.

Kohli throughout his 33-run knock, additionally reached 740 runs for the season, which is the fifth highest for a batter in an IPL season as he went previous Kane Williamson‘s tally, who amassed 735 runs in the 2018 version as captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Most runs in IPL

8,004 runs – Virat Kohli (RCB) in 244 innings


6,769 runs – Shikhar Dhawan (Deccan, DC, PBKS, SRH, MI) in 221 innings

6,628 runs – Rohit Sharma (Deccan/MI) in 252 innings

6,565 runs – David Warner (SRH/DC) in 184 innings

5,528 runs – Suresh Raina (CSK/GL) in 200 innings

Most runs by a batter in an IPL season

973 – Virat Kohli (RCB) in 16 innings

890 – Shubman Gill (GT) in 17 innings

863 – Jos Buttler (RR) in 17 innings

848 – David Warner (SRH) in 17 innings

741 – Virat Kohli (RCB) in 15 innings

735 – Kane Williamson (SRH) in 17 innings

 Kohli bought off to a great begin, as did RCB skipper Faf du Plessis earlier than Trent Boult bought the large wicket of the latter. Boult bowled brilliantly in the beginning to not take a wicket earlier than a unbelievable catch from Rovman Powell at deep mid-wicket helped the Royals get an enormous breakthrough.

Kohli hit a few boundaries after that however in a bid to speed up, bought dismissed to Yuzvendra Chahal, his former RCB teammate.

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