Virat Kohli may not be playing for India at this time, but the madness among his fans was palpable outside the Arun Jaitley stadium on Thursday morning. Fans crowd the facilities already at 4 am to take a look at their favorite star. Virat Kohli, 36, returned to the Ranji trophy, wearing Delhi’s shirt against the railroads for the first time in more than 12 years.
Such has been the madness for Virat Kohli that probably for the first time in almost a decade, a Ranji trophy match witnessed a full house.
Meanwhile, many would think that the highest individual point score Kohli for Delhi occurred against Bengal in 2010 when he scored 173 in a Ranji Trophy match. Little people know that the best Kohli virat score for Delhi returned in 2008 against the Sui Northern Gas Tpelins Limited of Pakistan (SNGP) in the now abandoned Nissar trophy.
The Nissar trophy, named for the former Indian test player Pre-Partition Mohammad Nissar, was played among the Ranji trophy champions (India) and the Quaid-Azam trophy (Pakistan). It happened for three seasons, with Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh winning in the 2006 and 2007 seasons, respectively. SNGP claimed the 2008 title.
How much did Virat Kohli vs SNGP get?
Virat Kohli was in the form of a live red in 2008. He had just taken India to a U-19 World Cup title that same year and also made his debut in the national senior team in Limited Cricket. After the maximum score with 52 in the first tickets, Virat Kohli put his game with a brilliant 197 in the second tickets, which leads the game to a draw. However, SNGP won the title by virtue of a first entry advantage.
Although Virat Kohli was lost a deserved double one hundred, it remained the highest individual score of law for the state side. Delhi also had unconditionals such as Virender Sehwag, Ishant Sharma and Ashish Nehra in his XI game in that game. SNGP was also a side full of stars at that time with people like Misbah-Ul-Haq, Mohammed Hafeez, Yasir Arafat and Umar Akmal.
What happened in Delhi vs SNGP shock?
Opting to hit first, Delhi was removed by only 134, with Imran Ali from SNGP taking 6/52. In response, SNGP made 266 races, with Khurram Shehzad and Umar Akmal Higher annotations with 66 and 58 races, respectively.
In the second post, Delhi made a highly improved show with Kohli and Aakash Chopra (182) hitting dad hundreds. Delhi ended on day 3 in 516/4 without playing on the fourth and last day.
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