The four-Test series between India and England will start in Chennai on February 5. Team India skipper Virat Kohli is set to return to cricket after a brief stint in the series. After his first Test in Adelaide, Australia, Virat left home on paternity leave. For Virat, the series against England is very special in many ways. Virat Kohli has the opportunity to break three big records in the series, this time against former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd, Brian Lara and ahead of Australian Australian Ricky Potting.
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Virat has scored 22,286 runs in 423 matches in all three forms of cricket. He has the perfect opportunity to beat Laura, who has scored 22,358 in 430 games. Virat only needs 73 runs to leave Lara behind and can do so in the first Test in Chennai.
Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most centuries by combining three formats with 100 international centuries. Virat currently holds 70 international centuries and if he scores a century in this series, he will be equal to Ponting and if he takes two centuries, Ponting will be left behind.
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Virat has a chance to overtake Clive Lloyd in terms of captaincy in a four-Test series against England. Virat has won 33 of 56 matches under his captaincy, while Lloyd has won 36 of 74 matches under his leadership. To match Lloyd, Virat must win three Tests in this series, but a 4–0 clean sweep is needed to overtake Lloyd. Virat, who has won the most number of matches in Test captaincy, is currently fifth. South Africa’s Graeme Smith has won 53 of 109 Tests, Australia’s Ricky Ponting has won 48 Tests in 77 Tests, Steve Waugh in Australia has won 41 Tests in 41 Tests and Lloyd in 36 Tests in 36 Tests.
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