Kohli fastest ever odi ton by an indian

[King Tendulkar]

Amazing:hatsoff:

[King Tendulkar]

52 ball ton

[G_B_]

not all slogs some proper cricket shots as well......

[The Realist]

Thanks all due to Koomar & Sharma without whose hard work this would not have been possible :yay:

[King Tendulkar]

Thanks all due to Koomar & Sharma without whose hard work this would not have been possible :yay:

so true:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[StriKe]

:hatsoff: :clap: Kohli

[Crookbond]

7th fastest in ODIs Fastest against Australia

[Detonator]

on the flattest track. :finger:

[Debutant]

Kohli :bow:

[King Tendulkar]

And Kohli saying he helped rohit, taking the credit:hysterical: Plus saying dealt with short ball well, even though no one asked him about it:haha:

[Sachinism]

Proper MCBC knock

[Old guy]

And Kohli saying he helped rohit, taking the credit:hysterical: Plus saying dealt with short ball well, even though no one asked him about it:haha:

that shows it was a problem and aussies planned and he worked against it :winky: also clearly he helped rohit as when he came in match was still with aussies but ater few overs when he started hitting aussies had no chance

[Crookbond]

If Dhawan had added another 5 runs, it would be the first time where 3 batsmen in ODI's have scored 100s.

[SLICKR392]

Back to 50+ avg.

[Switchblade]

:hatsoff: to Kohli

[Jersey #10]

Virat Kohli enters the dressing room and asks, "MC BC MC BC who told me the target was 460?"

[flamy]

Proper MCBC knock

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[Cricketics]

Proper MCBC knock

Rofl. Did you notice even Rohit Sharma learnt that thing from Kohli today. He even he yelled out some similar words when he got the ton.

[vvvslaxman]

The way he controls the wrists while imparting immense power is breathtaking to watch. He is using it like wand. Terrific forearms.

[flamy]

Rofl. Did you notice even Rohit Sharma learnt that thing from Kohli today. He even he yelled out some similar words when he got the ton.

"Very few players have been given as long a rope as Rohit Sharma has been, very few have had their places questioned so consistently, and very few have divided opinion as he has. When he flayed Mitchell Johnson through cover in the 38th over, Rohit reached three figures in ODIs for the third time in 104 games, and the first time since 2010. Whatever had been building up inside him over the years let itself out in a couple of big screams. Some expletives followed for a while before he recovered enough control to acknowledge the cheers of the crowd." I feel for the fellow, but somehow I just don't like him :dontknow: I get these entitlement vibes from him. When push comes to shove, in high pressure situations, I'd always pick Kohli over Rohit. That is, if Dhoni is not available :--D