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Virat Kohli scripts history in Auckland, becomes first batter to achieve this feat

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Virat Kohli celebrated a monumental achievement, becoming the first to score 13,000 runs while batting at No. 3 in ODIs during India's opening match against New Zealand at Eden Park. With a striking career average of 61.61, Kohli's performance was stellar. India excelled overall, bowling New Zealand out for a mere 185 runs and Kohli further impressed with an outstanding catch.

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Virat Kohli scripts history in Auckland, becomes first batter to achieve this feat
PRANAV SHUKLA · 11/4/2026, 8:18:30 AM
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