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Kohli set to break another record of Tendulkar and Lara

Kohli needs just 37 runs to become the quickest to reach 20,000 International runs milestone.

Indian batting sensation, Virat Kohli is on the verge of breaking another record of the batting maestro Tendulkar and Lara.

Kohli needs just 37 runs to become the quickest to reach 20,000 International runs milestone. Both Lara and Tendulkar are the quickest to reach 20,000 International runs milestone in 453 innings. Kohli before the India-West Indies match of World Cup 2019 has played 416 innings for his 19,963 runs. Kohli needs 37 runs in 36 innings to break this record, which shouldn’t be an issue for him.

Players who have reached 20,000 International runs in less than 500 innings are Lara (453), Tendulkar (453), Ponting (464), AB de Villiers (483) and Kallis (491).

There are 11 batsmen who have scored more than 20,000 runs in International Cricket (combined of Tests, ODI and T20I). Tendulkar is the only batsman who has scored more than 30,000 runs in International cricket.

Batsman Inns Runs HS Ave SR 100 50 0
Tendulkar (INDIA) 782 34357 248* 48.52 67.58* 100 164 34
Sangakkara (Asia/ICC/SL) 666 28016 319 46.77 66.56 63 153 28
Ponting (AUS/ICC) 668 27483 257 45.95 68.48 71 146 39
Jayawardene (Asia/SL) 725 25957 374 39.15 64.73 54 136 47
Kallis (Afr/ICC/SA) 617 25534 224 49.1 56.3 62 149 33
Dravid (Asia/ICC/INDIA) 605 24208 270 45.41 51.98 48 146 21
Lara (ICC/WI) 521 22358 400* 46.28 68.08 53 111 33
Jayasuriya (Asia/SL) 651 21032 340 34.14 81.13* 42 103 53
Chanderpaul (WI) 553 20988 203* 45.72 52.27 41 125 21
Inzamam (Asia/ICC/PAK) 551 20580 329 43.32 63.96 35 129 35
AB de Villiers (Afr/SA) 484 20014 278* 48.11 74.71 47 109 20

Among current cricketers, other than Kohli, only Hashim Amla of South Africa is close to 20,000 runs landmark. He has 18,592 runs in 436 innings, Gayle (19,186 runs in 524 innings) is close to 20,000 runs but he is retiring after the world cup from International cricket.

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