The 19th season of the Indian Premier League continues to deliver thrilling moments, and April 24 added another historic chapter. Star batter Virat Kohli etched his name deeper into IPL history by achieving a milestone no one had reached before.
Playing for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Kohli became the first player in IPL history to smash 800 fours, setting a new benchmark for consistency and class in the league.
Kohli Reaches Unprecedented Milestone
Kohli achieved this landmark during a high-intensity clash against the Gujarat Titans at the iconic M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
The moment highlighted his remarkable longevity and dominance in the tournament. Over the years, Kohli has built a reputation for elegant stroke play, especially his trademark cover drives, which have contributed significantly to this record.
Adding more shine to his achievement, Kohli also completed 300 sixes in IPL, further strengthening his position among the league’s all-time greats.
Where Other Stars Stand
While Kohli now comfortably leads the चार्ट in terms of boundaries, the six-hitting leaderboard tells a slightly different story.
- Chris Gayle still tops the list with 357 sixes
- Rohit Sharma follows with 310 sixes
However, when it comes to fours, Kohli has surged ahead, leaving even top contenders trailing behind.
Top 5 Players With Most Fours in IPL History
- Virat Kohli – 800*
- Shikhar Dhawan – 768
- David Warner – 663
- Rohit Sharma – 653
- Ajinkya Rahane – 522
This list highlights Kohli’s dominance as a boundary-hitter built on timing and precision rather than brute power.
Match-Winning Knock Adds to the Glory
Kohli didn’t just set records—he also played a crucial role in the match outcome. He delivered a शानदार innings of 81 runs off 44 balls, combining aggression with control.
Interestingly, his innings got an early lifeline when Washington Sundar dropped a catch off Mohammed Siraj. Kohli capitalized on the opportunity and turned it into a match-defining performance.
A Legacy That Keeps Growing
With every season, Virat Kohli continues to redefine batting excellence in the IPL. His latest milestone is not just about numbers—it reflects years of consistency, discipline, and elite performance at the highest level.
As the tournament progresses, fans can expect more records and memorable innings from one of cricket’s greatest modern-day players.
