Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli announced their retirement from T20Is after winning the World Cup last year, and earlier this year in May the duo drew curtains on their Test careers.

Virat Kohli's sensational return to form, marked by back-to-back centuries, has ignited a nationwide frenzy, selling out the Visakhapatnam ODI against South Africa. Sluggish ticket sales were reversed overnight,

Virat Kohli has struck back-to-back ODI centuries for the 11th time, reinforcing his unmatched consistency and reigniting his vintage form. As India enter the series decider vs South Africa, the in-form batter now has a chance to script yet another historic milestone.

Vizag is preparing for its biggest game and an opportunity to relive the wonders of their favorite player, Kohli, whether dew affects the match or not.

Former India player Aakash Chopra has expressed slight pessimism about Virat Kohli's chances of scoring 100 international centuries.

Since 2010, Kohli has played 33 ODIs vs South Africa and batted 31 times. He has made 1741 runs and averages 69.64 with seven 100s and eight 50s under his belt. Kohli’s highest score against the Proteas is 160 not out. His strike rate of 88.51 proves that not only is he consistent against them but he scores quickly too.

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Former India cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin revealed the conversation between him and Virat Kohli after the latter's epic knock against Australia in the 2016 T20 World Cup in Mohali.

Virat Kohli's back-to-back centuries in the first two ODIs have seen ticket sales skyrocket for the third ODI in Visakhapatnam.