World's biggest chase master, ICC salutes his talent

World's biggest chase master

Chasing the target in ODI cricket, many cricketers of the world have played a strong role in helping their team win. In this list, in your mind, many players of the world of cricket will be named, but if we say that the greatest chase master of cricket in the whole world is none other than Captain Virat Kohli of Team India, then this Will not be wrong at all.

Virat Kohli is adept at helping his team win by chasing a big mountain of runs. This style of Virat attracts everyone a lot, even though his style of play is quite different, but from the figures revealed, Virat is the biggest Chase Master in the cricket world.

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These figures of Virat have been shared by everyone with a post on social media by the ICC. Let me tell you that the ICC has made a tweet in which he has also mentioned about Kohli's statement where he told how he used to think about cricket since childhood.

Not only this, but the ICC has also told about the figures in Virat's ODI and T20 in this tweet, where it becomes clear that Virat is the world's biggest chase master. They chase every score.

We all know that Virat is a very good batsman and also a very successful captain, he maintains the courage of his team in every situation, no matter how big the score in front, he does not give up.

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Virat has scored 5,388 runs in 86 innings at an average of 96.21 in ODI chasing the target, according to ICC shared figures, which proves that Virat is a very successful batsman in ODIs. Also, chasing runs in T20 International cricket, Kohli has scored 1,295 runs in 27 innings at an average of 107.91.

Recently, Team India captain Virat Kohli took part in a live chat session on social media with Bangladesh cricketer Tamim Iqbal. In this session, Virat had told that, 'When I was younger, at that time when our team lost, I thought that if I were here, I would have won. When I used to go to sleep at night, only this used to go on in my mind. The ICC has tweeted this regarding Virat's statement in which he praised Virat's batting.