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Men’s ODI WC: Hope You Break My Records Too…, Tendulkar Applauds Kohli On Equalling His Record With His 49th ODI Ton
Cricket World Cup: Sachin Tendulkar has applauded Virat Kohli for equaling his record for most ODI centuries, saying he hopes he goes on to break his record in the next few days.
Kohli scored a record-equaling 49th ODI century against South Africa in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 at Eden Gardens on Sunday.
Kohli scored an unbeaten 101 off 121 balls, hitting 10 boundaries. The former India captain went level with Tendulkar's record of 49 ODI centuries on his 35th birthday. Read More...
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Men’s ODI WC: Virat Kohli Equals Sachin Tendulkar’s Record For Most ODI Centuries With 101* Against South Africa
Virat Kohli: Virat Kohli on Sunday brought up his 49th century in One-day International cricket and equalled the record held by batting legend Sachin Tendulkar for most ODI centuries while scoring an unbeaten 101 against South Africa at the Eden Gardens on Sunday.
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Men’s ODI WC: My Mindset Was Only One Thing - Just To Be Positive, Says Rahmanullah Gurbaz
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