Kohli hits 150 to take India past 300

January 15, 2018 16:29

India 303-8 (89 ovs) vs SA 335 | Scorecard

Kohli turns down the single against Morkel after he steers the first ball to thirdman and then does it again two balls later.

He then looks to take on the short ball from Morkel but gets a bottom edge on to his body.

The field comes in with just two balls left in the over. As expected Morkel drops it short and Kohli pulls it powerfully through midwicket for a four to bring up his 150, from 207 balls, having hit 15 fours.

Kohli kisses the chain on is neck to celebrate the landmark and signals toward someone in the stands, maybe his wife Anushka.

He tries the ramp shot off the last ball but it goes too high over him and the umpire calls it a wide.

Kohli tries the shot again off the last ball, but he misses again and the ball goes through wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock's gloves for four byes.

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