Adelaide: Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has consistently performed well in Australia. Continuing this streak, he displayed exceptional form in the recent first Test against Australia in Perth, where he scored a magnificent century.
This performance marked Kohli's return to form, with his previous century coming last year against the West Indies in Port of Spain.
Now, Kohli eagerly awaits the second Test, scheduled to begin on Friday at the Adelaide Oval. Among all Australian venues, Kohli has achieved the most success at Adelaide.
In November 2022, Kohli expressed his fondness for the stadium, saying, “I enjoy playing at this ground.”
Kohli boasts an impressive record across all formats at Adelaide Oval. In 15 innings, he has amassed 957 runs at an average of 73.61, including five centuries and four half-centuries.
Among non-Australian cricketers, Kohli holds the record for the most centuries at this venue.
In Test matches, Kohli has scored 509 runs in 8 innings at an average of 63.62, with three centuries and one half-century.
In ODIs, he has accumulated 244 runs in 4 innings at an average of 61, including two centuries. In T20 Internationals, he has scored 204 runs in 3 innings, with three half-centuries.
Stay tuned as Kohli looks to extend his remarkable run at Adelaide in the upcoming Test match.
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Latur (PTI): A minor girl was allegedly kidnapped and raped by an 18-year-old man in Latur, leading to the arrest of the main accused and owners of two cafes where the crime occurred on December 4, police said on Saturday.
Police traced the girl within hours of registering the complaint. The accused, identified as Rihan Gulab Shaikh, was arrested based on the girl's complaint. Two others are owners of two cafes where the crime occurred, police said.
Police registered a case under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS), POCSO Act, and the Prevention of Atrocities Act, an official said.
