Virat Kohli: Virat Kohli’s unfulfilled dream in the Mecca of cricket, the only ground where he did not achieve this feat.

Virat Kohli Record In Lords: The last match of the ODI series between India and England is to be played on July 19 at the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground. The series is currently tied at 1-1 and both the teams will take the field with the intention of capturing the trophy. In this great match, where all eyes will be on Indian star batsman Virat Kohli, this ground is going to bring a big challenge for King Kohli. Virat Kohli’s record at Lord’s Cricket Ground has been very bad, which is enough to increase the heartbeats of Indian fans before this title match.

Virat’s poor figures at Lord’s

The bat of Virat Kohli, who has scored centuries and half-centuries in every corner of the world, has always been calm on the historic ground of Lord’s. His ODI figures on this ground are no less than a nightmare. Virat Kohli has played a total of 9 ODI innings so far at Lord’s. The surprising thing is that in these 9 innings he has not scored a single half-century. Kohli’s run scoring average on this ground has also been 22.66, which is much lower than his career tally.

Virat Kohli has played 3 ODI matches on this ground so far and has scored only 77 runs at an average of 25.66, in which his biggest innings is 45 runs. Apart from this, he has scored 122 runs at an average of 21.16 while playing 3 test matches at Lord’s. Even in Test, his biggest innings is 42 runs. During this period, he has been out even once without opening the account.

The only such ground in Kohli’s career

Lord’s Cricket Ground has become the only ground in Virat Kohli’s international career, where he has played more than 3 innings and has failed to cross the 50-run mark even once. There is no other ground in the world where Kohli has played so many matches and does not have a single half century to his name. This match on Sunday will not only decide the series, but it is also an opportunity for India to end its 22-year-old drought. In such a situation, if Team India has to win the series on the soil of England, then Virat Kohli will have to leave behind his old poor record and play a match-winning innings.