Virat Kohli the Chase Master of World Cricket | Captain of Team India | Record Breaker Cricket

Virat Kohli the Chase Master of World Cricket | Captain of Team India | Record Breaker

There are many innings played by Virat Kohli which makes him a chase master. Every time when India faced a big target Cricket Fans hopes Virat Kohli will play a crucial role in seconds innings and Virat Kohli really performes superbly while Chasing a Big Target that is why he is known as Chase Master. His second Innings Records explains itself that why this Morder Master, King Kohli, Run Machine known as Chase Master as well.

In this video we will show you record of Virat Kohli's batting while Chasing 300+ target against teams but here you can check another list of his Master Class where we are listing Kohli's 10 Top centuries in successful run chases.

1) 107 vs Sri Lanka, Kolkata, December 2009: India chased down Sri Lanka's total of 315 in 48.1 overs

This was Virat's 14th ODI and he came into bat at 23/2 after Sehwag & Tendulkar were dismissed. Virat showed great maturity to string together a 224-run stand with fellow Delhi batsman Gautam Gambhir, which put India on the path to victory.

2) 102* vs Bangladesh, Dhaka, January 2010: India chased down Bangladesh's total of 247 in 43 overs

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The target wasn't big enough but the pitch wasn't the easiest to bat on. Kohli, who came in to bat in the 12th over, held the innings together even as he played shots in all parts of the park. His unbeaten 102 in just 95 balls guided Team India to an easy victory.

3) 118 vs Australia, Vizag, October 2010: India chased down Australia's total of 289 in 48.5 overs

Kohli put together a 137-run stand with Yuvraj Singh and got India back in the reckoning. While Yuvraj departed in the 34th over, Kohli carried on and shared an 84-run stand with Raina to all but take India to a win. By the time Kohli was dismissed, victory was in sight and was duly achieved.

4) 112* vs England, New Delhi, October 2011: India chased down England's total of 237 in 36.4 overs

The bowlers had set the stage for India to complete an easy win, but Kohli and Gambhir were in a mood to turn it into a rout. Kohli went on a rampage, hitting 16 boundaries to stay unbeaten on 112 in just 98 deliveries as India overhauled the target in the 37th over.

5) 117 vs West Indies, Vizag, December 2011: India chased down West Indies's total of 269 in 48.1 overs

The Windies had put up a challenging total and their bowlers made the chase even more stiff for India by reducing the hosts to 84/3. But Kohli was in no mood to throw in the towel as he put his head down to string together a 163-run stand with Rohit Sharma to pave the way for an Indian win.

6) 133* vs Sri Lanka, Hobart, February 2012: India chased down Sri Lanka's total of 320 in 36.4 overs

This was the knock that showed the world Virat Kohli's destructive powers as a batsman and the full array of shots that the man possessed. Dispatching bowlers like Lasith Malinga to all parts of the Bellerive Oval, Kohli hit 16 boundaries and 2 sixes to take India to an improbable win in just 36.4 overs. Kohli stayed unbeaten on 133.

7) 183 vs Pakistan, Mirpur, March 2012: India chased down Pakistan's total of 329 in 47.5 overs

It was do-or-die for India. In came Virat Kohli and played the innings of his one-day international career. Virat made mincemeat of the Pakistani attack as he scored a career-best 183 in just 148 balls.

8) 128* vs Sri Lanka, Colombo, July 2012: India chased down Sri Lanka's total of 251 in 42.2 overs

India needed a victory to seal the series, but a relatively easy chase became tricky as the 'men in blue' were 3 wickets down for just 60 runs on the board. By now Sri Lanka knew about Virat Kohli's ability to bat under pressure and take India home from precarious situations.

9) 115 vs Zimbabwe, Harare, July 2013: India chased down Zimbabwe's total of 228 in 44.5 overs

Yet another imperious knock, this time against a not so difficult bowling attack. But the runs still needed to be made and Virat Kohli was not going to let go of an opportunity against a team like Zimbabwe.

10) 100* vs Australia, Jaipur, October 2013: India chased down Australia's total of 359 in 43.3 overs

Virat was in a mood to punish the Australians as he hit 8 boundaries and 7 sixes to bring up an unbeaten ton in just 52 deliveries. The Aussies had no place to hide. If you Love Cricket then Subscribe to our Channel "Cricket News Daily" for Cricket Videos, Top Cricket Records, Latest Cricket News, Cricket Records by Indian Players, Cricket Facts, Team Squad, Biography of Cricket Players, ICC Cricket World Cup, Asia Cup, IPL T20 and many more cricket updates on this channel.

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