Virat Kohli equals Sir Don Bradman’s record of most test centuries

Virat Kohli equals Sir Don Bradman’s elite record with his century in 2^nd test against West Indies in Port of Spain.

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Star Indian Virat Kohli, who is playing in his 500^th international matches against West Indies in Port of Spain, made the game more special for him by scoring his 29^th Test century on 21^st July and made him equal to Sir Don Bradman’s record.

500^th International match of Virat Kohli:

Virat Kohli, playing in his 500^th International matches against West Indies in Port of Spain, made the moment more special for him by scoring his 76^th century at the highest level as an Indian batter across formats.

Virat Kohli reached his 29^th red-ball century on 21^st July during the monsoon session of the second day’s play at Queen’s Park Oval. He reached the triple-figure mark and was unbeaten at 87 at the close of the first day. He completed his first overseas Test Century in almost five years with a boundary against Jomel Warrican on the second ball of the 91^st over of the Indian Innings. It was the 29^th time in Test Matches that he managed to score a century, and by this he becomes equal to Sir Don Bradman.

Virat faced a total of 206 deliveries during his stay at the crease in the first innings of the 2^nd Test and with the help of 11 boundaries scored 121 runs. He added 159 runs for the fifth wicket with world No. 1 Test all-rounder Ravinder Jadeja (61) to help India bounce back from a mid-innings collapse and post a challenging total of 438 runs in the first innings.                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Find More Sports News Here