Indian cricket star, Virat Kohli, has joined the ranks of legendary player Sachin Tendulkar by scoring 12,000 runs on home soil. This milestone was achieved during the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai.

- Sachin Tendulkar achieved his 50th Test century milestone against South Africa at Centurion. - Sachin Tendulkar is the fastest to reach 15,000 Test runs, achieving this milestone in just 300 innings. - In 1998, Sachin Tendulkar scored 1894 ODI runs with an average of 65.31, the highest in a calendar year.

Virat Kohli's poor run of form across formats in 2024 continued as he scored just 23 runs across two innings in the first Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai. But he walked out with a huge Test milestone after his second innings on Day 2.

Virat Kohli has surpassed cricketing legends to become the fastest to reach 12,000 runs at home in international cricket.

Senior India batter Virat Kohli completed 12,000 runs in international cricket at home. Kohli became the second player, only behind Sachin Tendulkar to achieve this feat.

Virat Kohli scored 23 runs in the two innings combined in the first Test vs Bangladesh at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. He now thus has scored 12,006 runs in India across all three formats. He became the second player to reach 12,

A resurfaced throwback video shows Sunil Gavaskar predicting Sachin Tendulkars legendary career, highlighting the mutual respect and admiration between the two Indian cricket icons.

Virat Kohli broke another record held by Sachin Tendulkar, guiding India to their biggest ODI win against Pakistan in the Asia Cup. Kohli scored an un

The 35-year-old Virat Kohli, a name synonymous with modern-day cricketing excellence, is on the cusp of breaking a record that has stood the test of time.

Joe Root has been touted to break Sachin Tendulkar's records of most runs ans most centuries in Test Cricket history. Michael Vaughan has been one of the main advocates for Root. However, he has named two players who can provide a roadblock for Rot to break these records and it is not Kohli.

While the comparison remains fair, the nature of the comment made the former World Cup winner furious as Vaughan reckoned that cricket would be in good hands if Root broke Tendulkar’s record for most Test runs.