Warner vs Kohli: Warner is right! Five great giants of a century fought back
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Pudhari Online Desk: Warner vs Kohli David Warner Century: David Warner scored a stunning century against Pakistan in the ODI World Cup. Not only this, he along with his partner Mitchell Marsh gave the biggest salute to Australia in the World Cup history by contributing 259 runs for the first wicket. If Shane Watson and Brad Haddin would have had a 183-run opening partnership in 2011. Warner has created an amazing record by scoring his fifth century in the ODI World Cup and has surpassed five great players outright. Warner scored 163 runs with 124 balls, 14 fours and 9 sixes. (Warner vs Kohli)
Five giants including Sourav Ganguly were left behind
In the half-time ODI World Cup, Sourav Ganguly (India), AB de Villiers (South Africa), Mark Waugh (Australia), Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) and Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) would have scored four centuries each. Meanwhile, on Friday (20 October) against Pakistan, Warner scored his fifth century in the World Cup and has overtaken the five great players. Or the remembered Ricky Ponting and Kumar Sangakkara are Warner’s true brothers. Rohit Sharma is at first place and Sachin Tendulkar is at second place.
Top batsman with most centuries in ODI World Cup
Rohit Sharma: 7
Sachin Tendulkar: 6
David Warner: 5
Ricky Ponting: 5
Kumar Sangakkara: 5
Warner vs Kohli
This was Warner’s fourth consecutive ODI century against Pakistan. Only Virat Kohli has the record of scoring a century in four consecutive ODI matches against any team in the entire world. Now Warner has compared Kohli to Vikramachi. Virat would have scored 4 centuries against West Indies between 2017 and 2018. Warner has scored centuries against Pakistan in four consecutive ODIs between 2017 and 2013. This is Warner’s 21st century in his ODI career.
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