Virat Kohli: Absent in the match against Delhi Capitals.

Star batsman Virat Kohli has become the first cricketer to hit 1000 fours in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Kohli, 36, needed only two fours to make a record against Delhi Capitals and achieved this feat within four overs. Former cricketer Shikhar Dhawan is second in the list with 920 fours in terms of most boundary in IPL.

These players are number after Virat Kohli

The third number is David Warner. He has hit 663 fours and 236 sixes. He has set up 899 boundaries. Talking about Rohit Sharma, he has hit a total of 885 boundaries with fours and sixes. Chris Gayle has also hit 761 fours sixes in the IPL. Shikhar Dhawan and David Warner are no longer playing IPL. This means that breaking this record of Virat Kohli is not going to be easy for anyone at the moment.

In the 24th match of the Indian Premier League 2025, Royal Challengers Bangalore is facing Delhi Capitals today. In this match being played at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, Delhi’s captain Akshar Patel won the toss and decided to bowl first. Virat Kohli and Phil Salt came on the ground from RCB. Salt started firing air as soon as he arrived. On the other hand, Virat Kohli kept a script.

Phil Salt run out

RCB hit 53 runs in 3 overs. During this time, Salt was playing 36 runs from 14 balls and Kohli was playing 6 runs off 5 balls. The fourth over came to captain Akshar Patel. The innings of Salt off the 5th ball of the over came to an end. Sult run out of deal in the boundary. In this period, the reduction in coordination between him and Virat Kohli was clearly seen. Salt fell down his wicket in an attempt to steal 1 run.

Phil Sold hit a punch to the left of the cover and he ran for a sharp single, Kohli sent him back, but he slipped and slipped as soon as he turned back. In such a situation, he could not get up and reach the crease. KL Rahul scattered the gills on the magnificent throw of Vipraj Nigam. Salt faced 17 balls and hit 37 runs. During this, he also hit 4 fours and 3 sixes.