In an electrifying display of cricketing prowess, Virat Kohli reaffirmed his dominance against Pakistan, scoring an unbeaten 100 runs in a match held in Dubai. This triumph was crucial for the Indian cricket team as they secured a significant victory. However, Kohli’s journey to the century was filled with suspense; poised at 98 runs with just 2 runs needed for victory, Kohli faced a moment that could have shifted the game. Rohit Sharma, from the dressing room, playfully gestured for a six, cheerfully encouraging Kohli by saying, “Virat, hit a six!” Though Kohli did not manage a six, he responded brilliantly with a four, showcasing his incredible skill and flair.
Kohli Celebrates Milestone with Rohit’s Support
With India’s victory against Pakistan all but assured, fans and teammates alike were eager for Kohli to mark the occasion with a century. Rohit Sharma, true to his role as a supportive captain, signaled Kohli to aim for a six. In light-hearted response to Rohit’s suggestion, Kohli hit the next ball for a four, not only securing a win for team India but also signaling his own century by looking towards Rohit and saying, “I’m here!” This moment not only highlighted Kohli’s determination but also the camaraderie that drives the Indian team.
Rohit telling Virat to celebrate the hundred
and Virat doing Hardik and KL’s celebration
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and Virat doing Hardik and KL’s celebration 
Rohit’s Praise for Kohli’s Tenacity
After the match, Rohit Sharma lavished praise on Virat Kohli, acknowledging his commitment and passion for the game. Rohit stated, “He loves playing for the country. He wants to be there for the team and perform at the highest level, which he has done consistently over the years. For anyone in the dressing room, it’s no surprise that he delivered under pressure, finishing the game successfully.”
Kohli Breaks Records with 51st Century
This innings marked Kohli’s 51st century in One Day Internationals (ODIs) and his 82nd overall in his career. He orchestrated his 100 runs off 111 balls and simultaneously shattered a record previously held by Rohit Sharma. Kohli became the highest run-scorer among Indian batters in ICC ODI tournaments against Pakistan, amassing 433 runs, surpassing Rohit Sharma’s tally of 370 runs. Moreover, Kohli became the first Indian player to score over 400 runs in ODI events against Pakistan, solidifying his legendary status in cricket history.