Virat Kohli is on the cusp of a massive record as he gets set to take part in the Champions Trophy. The 36-year-old is only 263 runs short of becoming the all-time top run-scorer of the tournament.

During the 2025 Champions Trophy semi-final between India and Australia at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Tuesday ...

India marched into the final of the ICC Champions Trophy for the third successive ... The run-chase was guided largely by Virat Kohli, who went past 8000 runs while chasing in ODIs, in typical ...

Team India opener Shubman Gill opened up on the mindset which Team India had maintained and what did they avoid throughout ...

India vs Pakistan: Virat Kohli headlines India's win The ... Pakistan secured a famous 180-run victory, lifting their maiden Champions Trophy title. Semis and final fixtures in the Champions ...

Those same three words now could easily be applied to Virat Kohli ... first in the Champions Trophy, and only the second in a run-chase since 2020, Kohli silenced his critics and delighted ...

Rohit Sharma faced a tough time before leading India to the Champions Trophy 2025 victory ... Siraj being the third retention apart from Virat Kohli and Glenn Maxwell in 2022 for RCB, played ...

Michael Bracewell traps Virat Kohli lbw for one to leave India on 106-2 in their Champions Trophy Final against New Zealand in Dubai. FOLLOW LIVE: India v New Zealand - Champions Trophy Final ...

Their bond was evident once again after India's ICC Champions Trophy 2025 win, with an emotional on-field hug celebrating the victory. Kohli hints at post-retirement plans involving travel. Virat ...

Virat Kohli discussed his balance ... I don't feel great about those things myself." Kohli recently contributed to India's ICC Champions Trophy victory as the team's second-highest run-scorer.

New Delhi [India], April 9 (ANI): Royal Challengers Bengaluru batter Devdutt Padikkal shared his experience of working with batting maestro Virat Kohli ... lifting the Indian Premier League (IPL ...

New Zealand's Glenn Phillips takes an "absolute screamer" of a catch at backward point to dismiss Virat Kohli for 11 and leave India 30-3 in their ICC Men's Champions Trophy match in Dubai.