Before we get into the fun stuff let's check out the stunning things that Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara have achieved!
This is why Virat Kohli is one of the best batsmen you will ever see!
Virat Kohli is now the first visiting player with three consecutive 50+ scores in the MCG's Boxing Day Test matches.
— Sampath Bandarupalli (@SampathStats)
He scored 169 (1st inns) and 54 (2nd inns) during the 2014 Test match.
Finally, after a long time!
India has batted 122.5 overs before losing their 3rd wicket - The 2nd longest they batted for the 1st three wickets in an away Test inns since 1999.
— Sampath Bandarupalli (@SampathStats)
India batted 126.1 overs before losing their 3rd wicket in the 1st inns of the 2004 Multan Test against Pakistan.
That is insane! Virat Kohli just went past Rahul Dravid on this list!
Most runs in a calendar year in overseas Tests:
— Deepu Narayanan (@deeputalks)
1212 Graeme Smith (2008)
1154 Viv Richards (1976)
1138 VIRAT KOHLI (2018) - most for India
1137 Rahul Dravid (2002)
1065 Mohinder Amarnath (1983)
1061 Alastair Cook (2010)
Pujara has come a long way! Take a bow!
Days like these when all the sacrifice and coaching of his father Arvind and early practices at the the “Railways Parkland” must bring great great satisfaction to Cheteshwar Pujara and his family. 17th Test century. Solid as a rock👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.
— ian bishop (@irbishi)
The first time Pujara has got two hundreds in an overseas series. This has been the year he has been reborn as a batsman
— Sambit Bal (@sambitbal)
You know you have peaked when even Mitchell Johnson has only good things to say about you!
Another great 💯 by a great player & by one of the nicest guys in the game 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Well done buddy
— Mitchell Johnson (@MitchJohnson398)
The amount of patience you need to achieve must incredible!
Most balls played in Test cricket since Jan 2017:
— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket)
4643 Pujara
3808 Kohli
3792 Elgar
3614 Karunaratne
3345 Root
Now the fun part begins!
Tim Paine's banter!
Paine to Rohit Sharma -
— Neha (@NJagnani)
"Is it true Rohit? Did Finchie get you out. To be honest, the hardest two overs I played in domestic cricket last season were from him."
This just getting better and better 😂😂
Tim Paine from behind the stumps
— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket)
' If Rohit hits a six here, I am changing to Mumbai '
After Australia dropped a couple of catches, this savage tweet came in!
Australia's catching not nearly as good as Paine's banter.
— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh)
Food for thought!
Wonder why Paine gets all chirpy once Kohli is dismissed. Can’t hear a word from the bloke’s mouth when Kohli is at the crease.
— Shubhankar Deshpande (@kni8fyre)
The actual reason behind Tim Paine's sledges!
Paine Auditioning for commentary there
— Shubham Sinojia (@shubh_sin4u)
Can't wait for this to happen! :P
Would be fun if Paine says "I know your wife is in it but you can't seriously like Zero" to Virat when he comes to bat next
— babu bisleri (@PUNchayatiii)
Virat Kohli in the second innings!
Kohli after Paine's banter:
— Abhishek (@absycric)
So that's how Rohit Sharma scored a 50!
I think Rohit Sharma's general aura of talent is blinding the Australian fielders.
— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats)
Every fan's dilemma!
I don't know what's more good about Pujara's hundred? His shots or he delaying Rohit Sharma's batting?
— Silly Point (@FarziCricketer)
Fun Fact!
Rohit Sharma (27 Tests) and Rishabh Pant (8 Tests) have almost identical Test batting averages of 39.9.
— Gaurav Sethi (@BoredCricket)
Rohit has 3 100s, no 90s; Rishabh 1 100,2 90s.
Both dropped once in this innings, dollies.
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