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Virat Kohli hits 10th ODI ton against West Indies, equals record for most hundreds against a team

During the opening fixture against the West Indies, Virat Kohli delivered an unbeaten masterclass of 139 runs from 88 deliveries to guide India to an eight-wicket victory. His explosive knock featured ten boundaries and nine maximums, pushing him to his tenth ODI century against this opponent and matching his own previous benchmark against Sri Lanka as the only batter with double-digit tons against multiple nations.

Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma trail with nine centuries against Australia, while Tendulkar managed eight against Sri Lanka and Kohli achieved the same against Australia. Reaching triple figures in just 74 balls marked the third-fastest century of his career, while his 55th overall ODI hundred further distanced him from Tendulkar's historic mark of 49.

Furthermore, he crossed the 15,000-run threshold in the format, joining Tendulkar as only the second player to achieve the feat. Shubman Gill contributed with a 151-run stand for the second wicket, followed by a brisk 75-run partnership with Ruturaj Gaikwad to seal the result.

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