Kohli is in a familiar rhythm from the first match of the IPL. Played unbeaten innings of 82 runs against Mumbai on Sunday. He set a new precedent as the first Indian cricketer. Virat Kohli has been in a familiar rhythm since the start of IPL. He reached another milestone in the first match. Kohli touched David Warner’s example against Mumbai Indians on Sunday. Kohli played an unbeaten inning of 82 runs off 49 balls against Rohit Sharma. Hit 6 fours and 5 sixes. This inning has brought him to a new milestone. The former captain of the Indian team became the second cricketer to score 50 or more fifties in the IPL. He was the first Indian cricketer to set this precedent. For so long this achievement was only this time of Delhi Capitals captain Warner.

Kohli completes his fifty off 38 balls against Mumbai. Kohli, however, got one life on Sunday on his way to breaking the Australian batsman’s precedent. He also survived with a personal catch of 7 runs. Later he got another life with a personal score of 68 runs. By then, however, his milestone had been reached. Kohli finally won the team from 22 yards chasing the run. Once again proved why he is called ‘Chase Master’. His first wicket partnership with Faf du Plessis was 148 runs. That somehow confirmed the result of the match. Warner has scored 56 fifties and 4 centuries in IPL so far. After him is Kohli. After Sunday’s match, Royal Challengers Bangalore’s batsmen have 45 fifties and 5 centuries. Punjab Kings captain Shikhar Dhawan is third on this list. The left-handed batsman has 47 half-centuries along with 2 centuries.