The T20 World Cup 2024, which started on June 2, has already seen some thrilling low-scoring matches. In a nail-biting game, host USA defeated Pakistan in a Super Over on Thursday, dealing a major blow to Pakistan. Now, Pakistan is set to face India in a much-anticipated match on June 9 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. Cricket fans from around the world are eagerly waiting for this clash.
India had a strong start in the tournament, winning their first match against Ireland by 8 wickets. This has boosted Team India's morale. On the other hand, Pakistan, having faced a defeat against the USA, is now wary of facing Virat Kohli, who has consistently tormented Pakistani bowlers in T20 World Cups.
Kohli's Stellar Record Against Pakistan
Virat Kohli has been a nightmare for Pakistani bowlers in T20 World Cups. He holds the record for the most runs scored against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup. In five matches against Pakistan, Kohli has scored 308 runs with an impressive average of 308.00 and a strike rate of 132.75. He has also hit 4 half-centuries in these matches.
Key Performances:
2012 T20 World Cup: 78* not out
2014 T20 World Cup: 36* not out
2016 T20 World Cup: 55* not out
2021 T20 World Cup: 57 runs
2022 T20 World Cup: 82* not out
Most Runs Against Pakistan in T20 World Cups
Virat Kohli: 308 runs
Shakib Al Hasan: 220 runs
Michael Hussey: 168 runs
Shane Watson: 153 runs
Kevin Pietersen: 131 runs
In T20 Internationals, Kohli stands fourth on the list of players with the most runs against Pakistan. He has played 10 innings against Pakistan in T20Is, scoring 488 runs at an average of 81.33 and a strike rate of 123.85.
Most Runs Against Pakistan in T20 Internationals
Kane Williamson: 667 runs
Mark Chapman: 541 runs
Martin Guptill: 526 runs
Virat Kohli: 488 runs
Eoin Morgan: 427 runs
Virat Kohli's remarkable performances against Pakistan have made him a crucial player to watch in the upcoming match. As India and Pakistan gear up for their clash on June 9, fans are excited to see if Kohli can add more records to his name.
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