Scott Boland dismissed Virat Kohli at a mere score of 17 and this is also the longest innings of 69 balls where he didn’t even score a single boundary during the final test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 edition in Sydney. Virat Kohli’s performance in this BGT has been little less than impressive. He score a total of 184 runs with an average of 26.28, 100* being his best score. Though conditions will be more favorable in the second innings and if Kohli manages to get 114 runs in the second innings he can get his average to 50 in Australia.
Virat in Australia
Virat Kohli’s batting record against Australia showcases his exceptional prowess as a cricketer, with impressive statistics spanning over a decade. In 30 matches, he has accumulated 2226 runs at a remarkable average of 44.52, demonstrating his consistency against one of cricket’s most formidable opponents. His strike rate of 52.00 reflects his measured approach to batting, blending aggression with tactical acumen. Kohli has notched up 9 centuries and 5 half-centuries against the Australians, highlighting his ability to convert starts into substantial scores.
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What’s particularly noteworthy is his tally of 24 fours and 17 sixes, indicating his capability to find boundaries when needed while primarily focusing on building his innings through calculated strokeplay. These statistics against Australia, traditionally one of cricket’s strongest teams, underscore Kohli’s status as one of the modern era’s premier batter.
