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Virat Kohli, also the mathematician

India cricketer calculated the run chase against Australia and finished it off in style.

By :  R Ayyappan
Update: 2016-03-28 08:24 GMT
Virat Kohli remained unbeaten on 82 off 51 balls to guide India to the semifinal of the ICC World Twenty20. (Photo: AP)
David Warner came and congratulated Kohli as well. (Photo: BCCI)
Spinner Harbhajan Singh lifted the man of the day after his performance. (Photo: BCCI)
The Indian dugout could not hold their joy when MS Dhoni hit the winning runs. (Photo: BCCI)
Nathan Coulter-Nile bowled the second last over where he was smashed for four boundaries. (Photo: PTI)
When India needed 39 off 18 balls, Kohli stole 19 runs off James Faulkner to make it 20 off 12. (Photo: BCCI)
Kohli remained not out on 82 off 51 balls which included nine fours and two sixes. (Photo: BCCI)
He single-handedly won India the match when it looked impossible. (Photo: PTI)
India cricketer Virat Kohli scaled greater heights in the virtual quarterfinal of ICC World Twenty20 against Australia in Mohali on Sunday. (Photo: PTI)
India cricketer calculated the run chase against Australia and finished it off in style.

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