'Brilliant in run chases': Former English captain goes gaga over Kohli's excellence & winning run

Team India batter Virat Kohli proved why he is kwn to be amongst best batsmen when it comes to run chases. Virat slammed his 48th ODI ton during IND vs BAN CWC 2023 match in just 97 balls and played an innings of 103* runs. Indian team won match by seven wickets, which was its fourth consecutive win in tournament.

3 things you need to kw 

• Virat Kohli slammed his second ODI World Cup century against Bangladesh 
• Virat is w just one hundred short from equaling Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49 ODI tons
• Team India will w play against New Zealand in its next CWC 2023 match 

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Nasser Hussain's words of praise for Virat Kohli after IND vs BAN encounter 

(Virat Kohli during IND vs BAN CWC 2023 clash / Im: AP)

Virat Kohli is receiving a lot of praise for his brilliant ton during IND vs BAN and in same row, former English skipper Nasser Hussain added his name to list. While speaking to Star Sports, Hussain stated that Kohli is brilliant in run chases because he plays with situation and never eats too many balls. He said:

Kohli always plays situation and that’s why he is brilliant in run chases. He sees situation out re in front of him, he won’t be much off strike rate anyway because he never takes up deliveries or chews up deliveries. On a pitch like this if you wanted to go into ar gear, if he was chasing 350, Kohli would’ve gone into ar gear, but he was just making sure India got over line as he often does. 

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Team India to face toughest challenge of CWC 2023 against New Zealand 

Indian cricket team will play against New Zealand in its next CWC 2023 match, which will probably be biggest challenge for team in tournament till w. Indian team has t defeated Kiwis in any ICC tournament for a while and will aim to end drought in Sunday's clash.