Star India batter Virat Kohli has surpassed former captain MS Dhoni to become India's second-most-capped cricketer across all formats.

India's batting juggernaut Virat Kohli recorded a big milestone right after taking the field in first Test against New Zealand even after crashing for a duck on October 17. Kohli leapfrogged legendary MS Dhoni to become Team India's second-most capped international cricketer.

Back in 2008, Virat Kohli made his ODI debut for India against Sri Lanka and has been going solid, taking part in a total of 116 Tests, 295 ODIs, and 125 T20Is as of now. He has collected a total of 27,041 international runs.

Bengaluru: Senior batter Virat Kohli leapfrogged ex-captain MS Dhoni to become the second-most-capped international cricketer for India across formats during the first Test against New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Team India's star batter Virat Kohli added another feather to his cap on Friday, as he became the only fourth Indian batter to reach the 9000-run mark in the longest format of the game. Kohli joined batting legends Sachin Tendulkar,

Virat Kohli completed 9000 Test runs for India during Day 3 of the 1st Test between India and New Zealand. Kohli reached the milestone in 197 innings, making him the slowest and 4th Indian batter to do so.

It was not a return to remember for Virat Kohli at No. 3 in Test cricket. After eight years, he walked out to bat in a Test at the fall of the first wicket and perished after nine balls without scoring even one run.