Playing his 500th international match, Virat Kohli completed a stunning century against West Indies at the Queen's Park Oval. With the milestone, Kohli also completed his 76th international ton as he nears Sachin Tendulkar's near-impossible record of 100 international centuries. Kohli came into bat after Shubman Gill was dismissed in the 36th over when India had put on 153 on the scoreboard.
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Moments after Kohli's arrival, Team India saw Rohit Sharma lose his wicket and then the 34-year-old steadied the innings and stitched crucial partnerships with first Ajinkya Rahane and then Ravindra Jadeja to put the Men in Blue in the driver's seat as Day 1 conclude. Then on Day 2, Kohli quickly got to work and reached his 76th international century in 180 balls with 10 fours.
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