Virat Kohli is one of the world’s most successful and decorated cricketers. Some of his achievements include:

• Scoring over 2000 runs in international cricket in a calendar year for the most number of times (7).
• Most Test Wins as captain of India, with 40 wins out of 68 matches.
• Four Test double-hundreds in four consecutive series.
• Most ODI centuries ever (50)
• Most ODI centuries while chasing (27).
• Most ODI centuries in India (22).
• Most Runs in a single World Cup edition (765)
• Fastest to (ODI)- 8,000 runs (175 innings), 9,000 runs (194 innings), 10,000 runs (205 innings), 11,000 runs (222 innings), 12,000 runs (242 innings),13,000 runs (267 innings).
• Most runs in T20 internationals – 4,008 runs.
• Most Fifty plus scores in the career – 38 (including 37 fifties and 1 century).
• Highest career batting average in T20I – 52.73.
• Fastest to (T20I) – 3,000 runs (81 innings),3,500 runs (96 innings)
• Most player of the match (15 times) and player of the series awards (7 times).
• Most runs in Indian Premier League – 7,263 runs.
• Most runs in a single edition of IPL – 973 runs (2016).
• Only player to be involved in three double-century plus stands, two times with AB de Villiers and once with Chris Gayle.
• Most runs against Delhi Capitals (1030).
• Most hundreds in a season (4) and in the league (7).
• Catches Record: Virat Kohli has become the highest catching Indian outfielder in ODIs by taking 158 catches. He has surpassed Mohammad Azharuddin, who took 156 catches in his career. Fastest 14000 runs: In 287th innings: Virat Kohli needed just 15 runs to score 14,000 runs in ODIs and he achieved this feat in style by hitting a cover drive off Haris Rauf in the 12th over. Virat scored 14,000 runs in 287 innings and broke the previous record of Sachin Tendulkar, who achieved this feat in 356 innings.
• He also became the third batsman to achieve this feat after Kumar Sangakkara (14,234 runs) and Sachin Tendulkar (18,426 runs). 158 Catches: Virat Kohli has become the highest catching Indian outfielder in ODIs by taking 158 catches. He has surpassed Mohammad Azharuddin, who took 156 matches in his career.In 287th innings: Virat Kohli needed just 15 runs to reach 14,000 runs in ODIs and he achieved this feat in style by hitting a cover drive off Haris Rauf in the 12th over.
• Virat reached 14,000 runs in 287 innings and broke the previous record of Sachin Tendulkar, who had achieved this feat in 356 innings. He also became the third batsman to achieve this feat after Kumar Sangakkara (14,234 runs) and Sachin Tendulkar (18,426 runs).Virat Kohli has become the third highest run scorer in all formats with 27,503 runs, surpassing Ricky Ponting (27,483 runs). He is only behind Sangakkara (28,016 runs) and Sachin (34,357 runs). This was Virat Kohli’s first century in the ICC Champions Trophy. Before this innings, he has scored 551 runs with five half-centuries. Second record… Virat Kohli
• Virat Kohli has become the first player in international cricket history to play 300 ODIs as well as 100 Tests and 100 T20 matches. So far 18 cricketers have played 300 ODIs, but none of them could achieve the feat of playing 100-100 matches in all three formats.
• Third record… Virat Kohli
• Virat Kohli has achieved a historic feat by playing his 300th ODI against New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. He has become the seventh player from India and the 22nd player in the world to achieve this feat. Among the players who have played 300 or more ODIs for India, the great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar is at the top, who played 463 ODIs. After him, Mahendra Singh Dhoni is in second place with 350 matches. Rahul Dravid has played 344, Mohammad Azharuddin 334 and Sourav Ganguly 311 ODIs. Yuvraj Singh is also included in this list, who played 304 ODIs.
• Recently, Virat Kohli also made it to this prestigious list, when he played his 300th ODI match. Second record.. Virat Kohli has become the first player in international cricket history to play 300 ODIs as well as 100 Tests and 100 T20 matches. So far 18 cricketers have played 300 ODIs, but none of them could achieve the feat of playing 100 matches in all three formats. Third record… Virat Kohli has achieved a historic feat by playing his 300th ODI match in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 against New Zealand. He has become the seventh player from India and the 22nd player in the world to achieve this feat.
• Among the players who have played 300 or more ODIs for India, the great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar is at the forefront, who played 463 ODIs. He is followed by Mahendra Singh Dhoni in second place with 350 matches. Rahul Dravid has played 344, Mohammad Azharuddin 334 and Sourav Ganguly 311 ODIs. Yuvraj Singh is also included in this list, who played 304 ODIs. Recently, Virat Kohli also made it to this prestigious list when he played his 300th ODI.
• Virat Kohli has become the third Indian to complete 50 ODI appearances vs Australia. Sachin Tendulkar (71) and MS Dhoni (55) are the only other Indians with 50-plus ODI apperances against the Aussies.