#3 Virat Kohli (Ind) 1,257 runs at 89.78 in 21 matches. 3x100s, 9x50s. HS: 200
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Runs breakdown – Test: 251 at 62.75, ODI: 381 at 76.20, T20: 625 at 125
Virat Kohli has been at his peak in all the 3 formats of the game
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Already considered as one of the greatest ODI batsmen, Virat Kohli has also added the title of T20 prince to his name following a string of unbelievable performances in the ICC World Twenty20. He single-handedly took India to the semi-finals beating Australia in a nerve-wracking encounter. For the second consecutive time, Kohli was the highest run scorer in the mega event.
In only 4 Tests he played in the year so far he scored his maiden double century in the 1st Test against West Indies in the ongoing series. In ODIs he remains a master scoring two centuries and two fifties in only 5 matches.
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