Virat has a chance to settle scores with Babar, or will Rohit Sharma win the game

New Delhi. Teams of India and Pakistan are facing each other on Sunday in the 19th match of T20 World Cup 2024. In this match, there will be a battle between Virat Kohli, Babar Azam and Rohit Sharma to make a world record. Pakistani captain Babar Azam holds the world record for scoring the most runs in T20 International cricket. Virat Kohli is at number two in this list while Rohit Sharma is at number three. There is a fight between the three to get ahead. Babar Azam had made a world record by leaving Virat Kohli behind by playing an innings of 44 runs against host America. Virat or Rohit can remove Babar from number one.

Babar Azam is at the top in T20 International cricket by scoring 4067 runs in 120 matches while Virat Kohli is at number two with 4038 runs in 118 matches. Rohit Sharma has 4026 runs in 152 T20 International matches and is at number three. Virat Kohli’s bat remained silent against Ireland. he/she was able to score only one run in 5 balls. he/she was fielded as an opener against Ireland.

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Rohit scored a half-century against Ireland
Rohit Sharma played a half-century innings against Ireland. he/she returned to the pavilion after retiring hurt. Virat’s record against Pakistan is strong. he/she is looking to play a great innings against this team. While Babar Azam’s team had to face upset in the first match, the Pakistani captain had indicated that he/she was in form by playing an innings of 44 runs.

Three Asian batsmen who scored 4000 runs in T20 International
Three batsmen have touched the 4000 mark in T20 International cricket. All three batsmen are from Asia. Apart from Babar, Virat and Rohit, no other batsman has been able to touch the 4000 mark. Ireland captain Paul Stirling is at number four in this list, who has scored 3600 runs in 144 matches.

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