In the high-stakes India vs Pakistan clash at the ongoing Champions Trophy, Kohli delivered a record-breaking unbeaten 100* to secure India’s place in the semi-finals. This marked his 51st ODI century and 82nd international ton — bringing him just 18 centuries away from Sachin Tendulkar’s iconic record of 100 international hundreds.

Virat Kohli guided India home en route to his 51st ODI ton, sparking a standing ovation from Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir and co.

Kohli has an average of 91 against Pakistan which shows how much he loves to perform against them. He soaked the pressure better than anyone in this match and proved once again why he is called a chas

Virat Kohli remained unbeaten on 100, bringing up his 51st ODI hundred with a boundary that also were the winning runs as India chased down the 242-run target set by Pakistan with nearly eight overs to spare in Dubai.

At 100 for 2, with the game hanging in the balance, Shreyas Iyer joined Kohli in the middle. From that moment on, the Men in Blue never looked back. Both batters displayed remarkable composure under immense pressure, helping India to register a memorable victory against their arch-rivals.

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Star batsman Virat Kohli struck an unbeaten 100 to lead India to a six-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan on Sunday and push the title holders to the brink of elimination from the Champions Trophy.Kohli,

Virat Kohli's childhood coach, Raj Kumar Sharma, had a simple yet powerful message for the Indian stalwart's critics to watch his statistics after the 36-year-old slammed a blistering century against arch-rival Pakistan in Dubai in the ongoing Champions Trophy.

India triumphed over Pakistan by six wickets in the Champions Trophy match in Dubai on February 23. Virat Kohli's century and strong performance led to India's victory, while Pakistan struggled, being bowled out for 241 runs.