IND vs NZ: Virat Kohli's reign in T20 ends, Guptill breaks record

 Virat Kohli is currently on rest for some matches after leaving the captaincy of T20. In such a situation, he currently has a 'Taj' which has now been snatched away.

New Delhi :

Virat Kohli has left the captaincy from T20, today his reign in T20 has also ended. Actually, Virat Kohli is still the highest run-scorer in the international T20 format. He started playing in T20 format in 2010. So far, Virat Kohli has played 87 innings in 95 international T20 matches, in which he has scored 3227 runs at an average of more than 52. Now his record for scoring the highest total has been broken. New Zealand's smoky batsman Martin Guptill was just 10 runs behind him. India-New Zealand begins as soon as Guptill scored 11 runs, leaving behind Virat Kohli's record.

Martin Guptill has scored 3217 runs in 106 innings in 110 matches. That is, his total runs were just 10 less than Virat Kohli. Virat Kohli has been rested in the current T20 series between India and New Zealand. In such a situation, the overall scorecard of Virat Kohli is not likely to increase at the moment. Talking about the record itself, Rohit Sharma is at number three after Virat Kohli and Martin Guptill in terms of scoring the most runs in international T20 matches. Of course, he is playing in this series and is currently also the captain of the Indian team but there is still a lot of gap in his runs. He has scored 3086 runs in 109 innings in 117 T20 matches. In such a situation, he is 141 runs behind the runs of Virat Kohli. It is very difficult for Rohit Sharma to score 141 runs in a match, but fans of Rohit Sharma must have been hoping that if Rohit Sharma should play a record-breaking innings, if he scores more than 141 runs, then he will leave Martin Guptill and Virat Kohli behind.

Let us tell you that today's match is the second match of the three-day T20 series between India and New Zealand and there is still one more match to be played on November 21. In such a situation, all eyes are on Martin Guptill and Rohit Sharma's innings due to Virat Kohli being at rest. By the way, Aaron Finch of Australia is at number four in this list. He has scored 2608 runs in 83 matches. In such a situation, it is clear that Finch is still far behind in this race.