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Just now, Sgattick10 said:

Will easily break Sachin's every record. 

Most runs is still difficult. He is halfway through. He is scoring at 1000 runs per year rate. To break that reacord, he will have to play in same way for next 8-10 years which is very difficult. He is almost 29. Going at same rate till 38-39, highly unlikely.

Posted
5 minutes ago, velu said:

he can double his score as well .. 2 good years like this make it easier 

India don't play many ODIs anymore. Earlier playing 30 ODIs in a year was common. I think Kohli has played 30+ ODIs once or twice in career.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

India don't play many ODIs anymore. Earlier playing 30 ODIs in a year was common. I think Kohli has played 30+ ODIs once or twice in career.

1.5k++ runs for 2 years .. and 1k for 5/6 years :dance:

 

Posted (edited)
55 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

Most runs is still difficult. He is halfway through. He is scoring at 1000 runs per year rate. To break that reacord, he will have to play in same way for next 8-10 years which is very difficult. He is almost 29. Going at same rate till 38-39, highly unlikely.

He is doing 1300-1400 currently.

 

If he goes at the even 1200, you are looking at 6-7 years. Given his fitness it is likely that he will play till 36-37. So not very unlikely as well. Tough.

Edited by sourab10forever
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The number of one-day runs Kohli end ups with at the end of career is about as relevant as the number of games Federer has won over his career.

Posted
12 minutes ago, sourab10forever said:

He is doing 1300-1400 currently.

 

If he goes at the even 1200, you are looking at 6-7 years. Given his fitness it is likely that he will play till 36-37. So not very unlikely as well. Tough.

These are his peak years and you're expecting him to continue his peak years even during haydays. 1200 is what he has got twice only I think.

 

Like I mentioned BCCI don't organise many ODIs anymore. Look at players with most calendar runs. All are 1990s, early 2000s records with 35-40 matches each by those players.

 

If Kohli plays another 220-230 matches, then he can surely break this record, but at this rate playing 200 matches will take a decade.

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11 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

These are his peak years and you're expecting him to continue his peak years even during haydays. 1200 is what he has got twice only I think.

 

Like I mentioned BCCI don't organise many ODIs anymore. Look at players with most calendar runs. All are 1990s, early 2000s records with 35-40 matches each by those players.

 

If Kohli plays another 220-230 matches, then he can surely break this record, but at this rate playing 200 matches will take a decade.

Valid points. Not very unlikely is what I'm saying. 

 

With the ODI championship into the picture now,teams might start playing more ODIs than what they are playing currently.

Posted (edited)

There should have been 5 odis and 1 t20 in this series as well as next sl series.

 

Then there is t20 tri series in sl after sa tour...too much t20 in my opinion.

 

8-10 T20 a year is enough.

 

12 test 25-30 odis and 10 t20 a year is ideal for me.

Edited by SUMO

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