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‘I do not consider myself the best ever’: Virat Kohli breaks silence on all-time great debates

Ahead of the upcoming one-day series opener against the West Indies, Indian batting star Virat Kohli addressed discussions surrounding his legacy in the sport. During a conversation with JioStar, the veteran batsman dismissed the label of greatest ever, explaining that diverse generations have produced exceptional talents with varying statistical achievements.

With nearly nineteen years at the international level, the experienced right-hander emphasized that creating team impact remains his ultimate objective rather than chasing numerical milestones. As he approaches a major fifty-over milestone requiring just fifty-nine more runs to hit fifteen thousand in that format, the thirty-seven-year-old also verified that the upcoming fifty-over global tournament in 2027 will mark his final appearance in that competition.

Holding eighty-five total centuries across formats alongside fifty-four in the fifty-over arena, his legendary career continues to maintain high motivation and excitement for representing his country.

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