5 Records that Kohli is likely to break in the next 5 years

#4 Newest addition to the 10,000 Test runs club

Test Cricket is said to be the biggest and toughest challenge for any cricketer, for it is in the Tests where legends prove themselves. Kohli who currently has played 66 Tests is believed to cross the 10,000 mark in Tests and become the fastest to do so.

In next 5 years, he is estimated to play 50 more tests for India. At his current average of 53.78, his aggregate comes to 5915 in 110 potential innings. The average number of innings he takes to score a hundred is 5.47 so he is expected to end up with 20 more at this rate. Thus he will end up with 11,113 runs with 40 hundreds to his name. Sunil Gavaskar, Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid are the only Indian batsmen so far to cross 10,000-run mark in Test cricket from India.

Kohli has also become the second Indian after Vinod Kambli and sixth batsman overall after Wally Hammond (1928-29 and 1933), Don Bradman (1934), Kambli (1993), Sangakkara (2007) and Michael Clarke (2012) to score double hundreds in consecutive Tests.