5 big records broken by virat kohli after scoring 62th ipl fifty during csk vs rcb match ipl 2025 virat kohli vs csk stats

Virat Kohli vs CSK Stats: Virat Kohli was struggling with poor form till a few months ago, but in IPL 2025, he is a ghost to rain runs. Now in the match against CSK, he has put the 62nd fifty of his IPL career. He has destroyed many big records playing a stormy innings of 62 runs in 33 balls in a clash against Chennai. Virat has now become the second batsman to touch 500 runs after Sai Sudarshan in IPL 2025. Know here which 5 records have been broken by King Kohli on the basis of this half -century.

Virat Kohli broke 5 big records

The highest run against one team in IPL- Virat Kohli has now become the highest run -scorer against any one team in the IPL. Virat has now scored 1,146 runs against CSK, which is the highest against any team. Prior to that, this record was in the name of David Warner, who scored 1,134 against Punjab Kings.

Constant half-century for RCB- Virat Kohli has equaled his own record of hitting half -centuries in 4 consecutive innings for RCB. Virat had earlier imposed 4 fifty playing for RCB in 2016, now he has done this feat in IPL 2025 as well.

The highest half-century against CSK- Virat Kohli has now become the highest fifties batsman against Chennai Super Kings in IPL. He has rooted 10 fifty against CSK, he has left Shikhar Dhawan, David Warner and Rohit Sharma behind in this case. All three had imposed 9 fifty against CSK.

The highest six on a venue in T20- In T20 cricket history, Virat Kohli has become the most six -six batsman on a venue. He has installed 152 sixes at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, he has broken the record of 151 sixes of Chris Gayle.

The most six for a team in T20- In T20 cricket, the record of the maximum six for one team has now been named after Virat Kohli. He has hit 301 sixes for RCB, this record was also his name earlier. After him comes the number of Chris Gayle, who put 26 sixes for Bengaluru itself.

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