Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli      

Full name Virat Kohli
Born November 5, 1988, Delhi
Current age 21 years 335 days
Major teams India, Delhi, India Red, India Under-19s,Royal Challengers Bangalore
Playing role Lower middle order batsman
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm medium
Virat Kohli
Batting and fielding averages
MatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100504s6sCtSt
ODIs34314112710741.74141579.64281125150
T20Is2112626*-21123.80003100
First-class26387179219757.80308458.10582588210
List A62587238212446.70274086.9361425526290
Twenty206152811157625.34868128.450310832230
Bowling averages
MatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10
ODIs34458600---6.20-000
T20Is2------------
First-class26818015711/231/23157.005.23180.0000
List A62883940---6.79-000
Twenty20611415021922/252/25109.508.7675.0000
Career statistics
ODI debutSri Lanka v India at Dambulla, Aug 18, 2008 scorecard
Last ODISri Lanka v India at Dambulla, Aug 28, 2010 scorecard
ODI statistics
T20I debutZimbabwe v India at Harare, Jun 12, 2010 scorecard
Last T20IZimbabwe v India at Harare, Jun 13, 2010 scorecard
T20I statistics
First-class debutDelhi v Tamil Nadu at Delhi, Nov 23-26, 2006 scorecard
Last First-classMumbai v Rest of India at Jaipur, Oct 1-5, 2010 scorecard
List A debutDelhi v Services at Delhi, Feb 18, 2006 scorecard
Last List ASri Lanka v India at Dambulla, Aug 28, 2010 scorecard
Twenty20 debutDelhi v Himachal Pradesh at Delhi, Apr 3, 2007 scorecard
Last Twenty20Chennai Super Kings v Royal Challengers Bangalore at Durban, Sep 24, 2010 scorecard
Profile
An attacking player with a cool head, Virat Kohli has already earned a reputation as a level-headed and mature cricketer. Batting at his favourite No. 4 position, he has a penchant for converting his fifties into big scores, as he showed in 2005 when he single-handedly took Delhi from 70 for 4 to a first-innings lead with 251 off 431 balls against Himachal Pradesh in the Under-17 championships. Kohli made his first-class debut for Delhi in the 2006-07 Ranji Trophy and in January 2008 was named captain of the Indian U-19 squad for the 2008 World Cup. He contributed 235 runs and became the second Indian U-19 captain to bring home the World Cup as he led India's unbeaten campaign in Malaysia. He was included in India's squad for the one-day series in Sri Lanka in August 2008 and the Champions Trophy to follow in Pakistan. Kohli was handed a debut in the opening match of the Sri Lanka series as a replacement for the injured Virender Sehwag, and finished the five-match contest as the fourth-highest run-getter with 159.
Nagraj Gollapudi September 2008. thanks crickinfolcom

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