World Cup 2024: Virat Kohli surpasses Babar Azam’s record for most T20I runs

Jadeja expressed his intention to continue contributing to the national team in other formats.

Islamabad:  Indian batter Virat Kohli on Saturday surpassed Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s record for most T20I runs.

Kohli achieved the milestone in the final match of the T20I World Cup 2024 against South Africa in Barbados as he smashed a 76 runs, helping his side set a challenging total of 177 runs for the rival team.

He has secured the second spot on the chart for the most T20I runs with 4175 scores as Babar slipped to third position with 4145 runs. Kohli has achieved the milestone in 125 innings.

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma stands at the top spot with 4231 runs. Ireland’s PR Stirling is at the fourth place followed by New Zealand’s MJ Guptill and Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan at fifth and sixth places, respectively.

After Kohli and Sharma, Jadeja also bids farewell to T20Is

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has announced his retirement from T20 Internationals in a social media post, stating that he always tried to give his best for his country.

In his announcement, Jadeja expressed his intention to continue contributing to the national team in other formats.

He mentioned that winning the T20 World Cup was a dream come true and a pinnacle of his career, thanking fans for their unwavering support throughout his journey.

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Following the retirements of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from T20 Internationals, Jadeja becomes the third Indian player to retire after the World Cup.

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Performance in the T20 World Cup: Jadeja struggled with form during the T20 World Cup, scoring only 35 runs in 5 innings and taking just one wicket.

Career stats: Jadeja played 74 matches for India, taking 54 wickets and scoring 515 runs in 41 innings.

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