Record-breaker, run-machine, generational. Indian skipper Virat Kohli is all that and much more. The 32-year-old has endured a hot-and-cold-run of form in recent months, but – as testament to his greatness – the records have still been tumbling in his wake. 

The Delhi-born batsman broke as many as six records over the course of the recently concluded England’s tour of India, including becoming the first-ever player to score 3,000 T20I runs, scoring the most fifties and runs as skipper in T20Is and others. 

Commemorating his achievements, the Royal Challengers Banglore, which Kohli captains in the Indian Premier League, compared him with the Marvel Cinematic Universe villian Thanos, wileding his recent records like infinity stones in the iconic gauntlet. 

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“He snaps his fingers and half the records others hold would disappear. 

Captain Kohli broke 6 (Yes, 6) records over the course of the T20I and ODI series against (England),” RCB said. 

Kohli finished as the highest run-scorer in the T20I series, scoring 231 runs from five innings at an astonishing average of 115.50, including three fifties. 

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The other records he broke against England include scoring 10,000 runs at number three, scoring 10,000 at home in international cricket and mot runs scored in a bilateral T20I series (among ICC’s top four division teams). 

Now, RCB will hope he can continue his form in the upcoming IPL, where they start their campaign against defending champions Mumbai Indians on April 9, and lead them to their maiden title.  

One this is certain, Kohli is inevitable!