The great feat was achieved on Monday when India’s hitting champion Virat Kohli caught Nepal opener Asif Sheikh with a single hand in game 30. The former India captain had a mixed day on the field as he missed a second-half sitter for Mohamed Siraj.
The 34-year-old now sits fourth in the catches rankings, ahead of ODI cricket legend Ross Taylor. Despite not playing against Nepal, Virat Kohli achieved his 50th over in cricket and made a name for himself with a sensational one-handed catch.
Virat Kohli joins former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin as the second Indian cricketer to reach 100 catches as a non-wicketkeeper in a multinational event. accomplished a feat.
Legendary Sri Lankan skipper Mahera Jayawardane tops the list with 218 catches in ODI format, followed by Ricky Ponting and Mohammad Azhardine for the most catches in ODI cricket.
Virat Kohli currently has 143 catches in ODI format and will happily add many more in his final year in international cricket. The former Indian captain is 13 more than Mohammad Azharuddin in total catches.
Virat Kohli, who made her international debut in August 2008, has maintained a close relationship with Midas ever since, albeit with occasional problems. Not only is he a good hitter and a successful captain, but he is also a quality outfielder who is always energetic on the field and the Indian veteran is keen to continue his good work on the field in the future. is.
Virat Kohli has a chance to surpass Sachin Tendulkar’s record and become the continent’s top scorer. Indian champion Blaster has scored a total of 971 goals in his Asian Cup career and has delivered a memorable blow to India against neighboring countries.
However, Virat Kohli has scored 617 runs and hopes to come close to the record set by his idol Tendulkar after a memorable success with India at the Asia Cup 2023. Masu.
