For those who all termed Virat Kohli not as a Test match material, just give a tight slap yourselves. The Indian captain made a perfect balance of Aggression and patience and scored his 5th Double Ton and took Indian team to a massive lead of 405 runs.
The Indian Captain who finished Day 2 with a half-century started Day 3 in a similar style where he struck a flurry of boundaries and kept the run rate at a decent level. Pujara was calm and composed and he missed his 7th 150+ score by a narrow margin.
Rohit Sharma who is making a comeback after a long time has made his place strong by scoring another century. However, it was Kohli's double ton in 259 balls which made the headlines. This is his 5th Double Ton and only Sachin, Sehwag and Dravid are ahead of him with 6 centuries. He also stays in Top place along with Brian Lara as a captain scoring 5 Double centuries.
The Indian Captain who finished Day 2 with a half-century started Day 3 in a similar style where he struck a flurry of boundaries and kept the run rate at a decent level. Pujara was calm and composed and he missed his 7th 150+ score by a narrow margin.
Rohit Sharma who is making a comeback after a long time has made his place strong by scoring another century. However, it was Kohli's double ton in 259 balls which made the headlines. This is his 5th Double Ton and only Sachin, Sehwag and Dravid are ahead of him with 6 centuries. He also stays in Top place along with Brian Lara as a captain scoring 5 Double centuries.
