Virat Kohli made fun of Arshdeep Singh with his century comment

After India defeated South Africa in the series decider in Visakhapatnam, Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh was seen recording Virat Kohli’s reactions as he said that if a little more effort had been put into chasing the runs, Kohli would have scored his third century in the series, to which the Indian legend gave another strange reply.

India came out of the doldrums of their tragic defeat in the Test series after winning the ODI series 2-1. The ODI series was thrilling and exciting in every sense, with a total of 6 centuries scored along with countless half-centuries in the 3-match series.

This series continues to be the story of an immaculate batting saga, but there have also been some remarkable comebacks from the bowlers from time to time. India had to face a crushing defeat in Raipur, but then won the series by 9 wickets in Visakhapatnam.

In the decisive ODI, Indian legend Kohli along with centurion Yashasvi Jaiswal led India to victory. Another legend Rohit Sharma also played an inning of 75 runs. He took his total number of runs in the series to 146.

After the match was over, Arshdeep Singh went live with Virat Kohli from the sidelines and a unique picture between the two was recorded in the viral video.

Arshdeep Singh said, “Runs were less, otherwise you would have scored your third century today.”

Virat Kohli replied, ‘Thank God he won the toss, otherwise you would have completed your century with the ball due to dew.’ After this both the players started laughing loudly.

Arshdeep said, “A few runs less, otherwise you will get another century for sure.”

Kohli replied, “It was good that we won the toss, otherwise you too would have completed your century due to dew.” pic.twitter.com/ab4nrvVCV1

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Virat Kohli was chosen Player of the Series

Virat Kohli returned to international cricket in India after his brilliant performance at the Sydney Cricket Ground, which almost restored his form and confidence after being out for two consecutive ducks at the start of the Australia series.

Virat Kohli started by celebrating his maiden century at the SCG and then the celebration continued as he won the match for India with an unbeaten half-century. After returning to India, Kohli revealed a whole new side of himself.

This new version of King Kohli is fearless as he moves forward on the crease, takes on the bowlers and has taken his run rate to over 110 in the latest series against South Africa. Virat was chosen Player of the Series with 302 runs in the series.

Despite playing only one format, Kohli is chasing Sachin Tendulkar’s century record.

Since their return to international cricket, Indian cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have been unstoppable. Virat has two centuries in his name in 6 matches for India and Rohit has one century in his name. While Virat has two half-centuries to his name, Rohit has three half-centuries to his name.

Rohit Sharma has scored 348 runs in 6 innings at an average of 69.6, and on the other hand, Kohli has scored 376 runs at an average of 94. Kohli looks to chase Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 100 international centuries, even though he has retired from the two other formats of international cricket.

He already has 53 ODI centuries and 84 international centuries to his name across all formats.

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