Top 5 batsmen with best Innings-to-Hundred ratio in international cricket

#1 Virat Kohli (6.51 innings per hundred)

Virat Kohli after his sublime hundred at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2014-15

One of the most mercurial players to have graced the game in the 21st century is India's skipper Virat Kohli. The Delhi batsman rose to prominence after leading India to the U19 World Cup win in 2008. Kohli's sheer passion to win was an instant differentiator during that tournament, and he was awarded his debut as an opener in 2008 against Sri Lanka, but it was only in the December of 2009 that he gave a glimpse of his greatness when he scored his debut hundred in a run chase against Sri Lanka, and a slew of consistent performances and earned him a spot in the star-studded middle order in the 2011 World Cup.

Following his prowess in white-ball cricket, Virat was handed his Test debut against the West Indies in 2011. After mediocre returns in the three Tests and initial failures in Australia, Kohli scored a career-defining hundred at the Adelaide Oval in the fourth Test. That hundred started Kohli's love after with the ground, that saw him hammer two more on his captaincy debut in the summer of 2014-15.

The legend of Kohli is essentially built on his immaculate game sense and playing risk-free conventional cricket by running plenty of 1s and 2s, a testimony to his supreme fitness. Kohli's admittance to getting daddy hundreds has seen him score six double hundreds inside two seasons triggering hopes of the inevitable triple hundred in the future. Kohli's astounding numbers of 56 hundred in 365 innings across formats, meaning he scores a hundred every 6.51 innings, bears testimony to the aforementioned facts.