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[Watch] Virat Kohli Achieves Historic 50th ODI Century, Breaks Tendulkar’s Record Of Most ODI Hundreds 

image-lozovyw0Virat Kohli Achieves Historic 50th ODI century [Ap photos]

In a historic moment during the ongoing ICC Men's World Cup Semi-Final at Wankhede Stadium, Virat Kohli, the powerhouse of Indian cricket, etched his name in history by surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's century record on 15 November. Kohli's 50th one-day international (ODI) hundred showcased his unwavering dominance on the field.

The Delhi-born cricketer, consistently breaking records throughout his illustrious career, demonstrated his prowess with a stylish century against New Zealand. Amidst a crucial match where India aimed for a formidable score, Kohli's batting finesse came to the fore, gracefully dismantling the 2019 Semi-Finals rivals, the Blackcaps.


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The monumental moment occurred in the 42nd over, as the 35-year-old maestro achieved his 50th century, overtaking Sachin Tendulkar. This landmark was not only reached in front of his cricketing idol but also at the venue where he carried Tendulkar on his shoulders after the 2011 World Cup triumph. 

As Kohli whipped the ball to deep backward square leg at 135.1kph, the Wankhede erupted in celebration. Every sinew in his body reflected the desire for this achievement, and as the helmet came off, he raised his hands before bowing down. Tendulkar, in response, stood and applauded, and the Wankhede embraced the historic moment, rightfully acknowledging Kohli's stellar feat. 

At the time of writing, India at 316 for 1 in 43 overs