Virat Kohli becomes first Indian with 10 T20 hundreds
Kohli's unbeaten 105 off 60 balls took RCB past KKR and pushed him past 14,000 T20 runs. He's now got nine IPL centuries — more than any other player.
Virat Kohli hit his 10th T20 century — an unbeaten 105 off 60 balls against Kolkata Knight Riders — and became the first Indian batter to reach that mark. He's also the fastest to 14,000 T20 runs, doing it in 409 innings. At Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur, he set a new venue record.
RCB chased down 193 in 19.1 overs. Devdutt Padikkal (39 off 27) stuck with Kohli in a 92-run second-wicket stand that did the real damage. KKR's Angkrish Raghuvanshi hit 71 off 46 to get them to 192 for four, but it wasn't enough.
Kohli's now played 279 IPL matches and holds the competition's century record with nine hundreds. He shook off two ducks earlier in the tournament. RCB moved to the top of the table after this win.
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