Virat Kohli: Revealed ! King Kohli utters THESE three words after smashing his much anticipated 72nd ton, watch here

Virat Kohli: On Saturday, December 10, Team India's hitters, notably Virat Kohli, were undoubetedely delightful after putting up a huge 409-8 total against Bangladesh in the third one-day international. Although Kohli scored a fantastic hundred, Ishan Kishan's double century received the majority of the attention.

The former India captain had difficulty playing well in ODIs throughout the entire year. Due to the fact that he began the dead rubber with seven scores below 20, Kohli was under pressure from the start.

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Kohli exclaims after ending century-drought in ODIs

India was handed the chance to bat first, and the star player took his time to become comfortable as he walked to the crease after Shikhar Dhawan got out early. His case was assisted by Kishan blowing up at the opposite end. After the run rate was controlled, Kohli was able to play with no additional stress. He gradually rediscovered his rhythm as the inning progressed and surpassed fifty runs off 54 pitches.

He played with Kishan successfully for a while before crossing the three-figure mark. Ebadot Hossain was sent over the fine-leg boundary to bring him to his maiden ODI hundred since August 2019.

The erstwhile captain of India knew how many centuries had passed between them. He acknowledged KL Rahul, his partner on the other end, and expressed his satisfaction with the accomplishment. "Three f***ing years, boss," yelled the star player.

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Kohli hit his much-anticipated 71st century in September

In the Super 4 stage of Asia Cup against Afghanistan, he just ended his century scoring dry spell in the 2022 Asia Cup. The century he achieved against Afghanistan in was also his first T20I century and his first on the international level since 2019.

Ishan and Kohli pulled together the seventh-highest partnership in ODI history—290 runs—for the second wicket as India recovered from the early removal of opener Shikhar Dhawan. India's final score of 409 for 8 is their fourth-highest ODI total and the best total ever against Bangladesh by any team. It is also the side's sixth 400-plus total overall in the format.

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