Indian batting maestro Virat Kohli has once again proved his mettle with a stunning century during the second Test against West Indies. Scoring an impressive 121 runs off 206 deliveries, Kohli’s brilliant knock played a vital role in India posting 438 runs in their first innings. The innings earned widespread praise, including from the legendary West Indies batsman Brian Lara.
In admiration of Kohli’s extraordinary performance, Lara expressed his views, emphasizing that a player of Kohli’s caliber cannot be kept down for long. He highlighted that Kohli’s recent form, including his performances in the Indian Premier League (IPL), showcased his incredible talent, and it was only a matter of time before he delivered a remarkable innings once again.
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“He’s a great player, someone like that, you are not going to keep them down for long. If you do, some people have to pay at the end of the day. The way he has looked in the IPL and recently, he’s just an awesome player, and you can’t expect someone like that to be down for long,” Brian Lara said during an interview.
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— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) July 22, 2023
The remarkable consistency of Virat Kohli and his ability to break records have made him one of the most celebrated cricketers in the world. He has a history of shining in crucial moments and lifting his team when needed the most.
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His century in the second Test against West Indies once again highlighted his class and determination on the cricket field. As the Indian team continues to rely on their captain’s brilliance, fans around the world eagerly anticipate more incredible performances from the cricketing genius, Virat Kohli.
