Irfan Pathan closed his speech with Virat Kohli strike rate with the decision of 'True Champion'

Virat Kohli, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) 's Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the narrow victory of 62 (33) (33) after the shattering the Indian Premier League (IPL) record book shattered the book. Kohli's IPL 2025's fourth half -century and this season's tournament was a record seventh. Irfan Pathan, who took him to X (formerly called twitter), hit the critics for questioning the intention of Kohli in the previous match, where a low -scorer game slowly received 47 top 51 points. Pathan emphasized that Kohli may be not only the innings, but also aggressive at any time.

He continued: “The last match with a strike rate of nearly 100, as he can anchor the innings. As today, 187 strike rate can be as aggressive. White ball jack in the real champion. Virat Kohli!” Pathan X was released on.

62 (33), which was connected to Kohli with five borders and maximum rising maximum, was enough to rewrite several chapters in the history book. Bellial and trademark shooting record -breaking trip was the RCB in the league rich in cash was 50 plus score for RCB.

Kohli also crossed the 300 Sixes sign for RCB. There are five more maximums under the belt, now it has 304 Sixes for royal square.

This was Kohli's second attempt for the success of Royal Challengers, who had done so in 2016. Kohli's sizzling 62 of them marked more than 10. 50 score against Chennai, the highest by any player in IPL history. Shikhar Dhawan, each of which is boasting more than nine 50 scores against Super Kings, exceeded three iconic opening of Rohit Sharma and David Warner.

With another story of domination against Super Kings, Kohli is the highest by any player against a team with 1,146 run against Chennai in IPL. David Warner's 1,134 healed against Punjab kings.

Virat's effortless Masterclass laid the foundation for Bengaluru to publish 213/5 on the board. In response, CSK, despite Ayush Mhatre's 94 bright stroke, the target was insufficient with only two runs (48).

(With memory entrances)