Virat Kohli: Former captain of the Indian cricket team and legendary batsman Virat Kohli has scored a lot of runs in international cricket. Earlier, he had shown a glimpse of this in domestic cricket as well and he was considered the future of India.

Virat scored a lot of runs in domestic cricket and after this he is now one of the greatest players of this decade. In this episode, his fierce form was once seen in the Duleep Trophy, when he scored runs with a strike rate of more than 100.

Virat Kohli had converted Test into T-20

Actually, Virat had shown his amazing talent in domestic cricket itself and he had also given proof of his aggression.

He had scored runs at a strike rate of 100 during a match of Duleep Trophy.

Virat showed this form of his in the semi-final of Duleep Trophy 2010, when he played a blistering innings of 56 runs in 56 balls while playing for North Zone against West Zone. During this, 10 fours came off his bat and he played this brilliant innings.

North Zone lost in the semi-finals

Let us tell you that in this semi-final match played in Rajkot in 2010, the captaincy of North Zone was in the hands of Virat Kohli. On the other hand, Wasim Jaffer was seen captaining the West Zone.

Virat's team had to face defeat in this semi-final match and they could not reach the final.

In this match, West Zone batted first and scored 769 runs. In response, the entire North Zone team was all out for just 294 runs.

Apart from this, in the second innings, West Zone scored 345 runs at the loss of 7 wickets and Rohit Sharma scored 116 runs in this innings. Whereas North Zone did not get a chance to bat in the second innings but on the basis of lead in the first innings, West Zone was declared the winner.

Virat Kohli will be seen playing against Bangladesh

If we talk about Kohli, he will be seen playing Test cricket for Team India after a long time because he withdrew his name from the 5-match Test series played against England this year.

However, now Kohli can be seen playing in the Test series against Bangladesh starting from September 19.