Virat Kohli has been the pinnacle of his international career since his debut, becoming only the second batter in international cricket history after Sachin Tendulkar to breach the 28,000-run mark.
Having amassed 28601 international runs, Virat Kohli is now just 1,399 runs away from reaching the monumental 30,000-run milestone in international cricket. Since India are scheduled to play 10 more bilateral ODIs against New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, alongside the Asia Cup and the World Cup, Kohli will have several opportunities to bridge the 1,399-run gap.
If he crosses the 30,000-run mark in international cricket, Virat Kohli will join Sachin Tendulkar in a rare list of players to have achieved the monumental milestone, becoming only the second batter in the history of international cricket to reach the landmark.