Indian cricket icon Virat Kohli is on the cusp of equalling one of the most iconic records in cricket history, currently held by Don Bradman. The legendary Australian cricketer holds the record for the most international centuries by a visiting batter in one country, with 11 hundreds in England. Kohli, who has 10 international centuries in Australia, could match Bradman's 76-year-old record during the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 series.

Kohli began the series in sensational fashion, scoring a century in the opening Test at Perth’s Optus Stadium. His commanding knock helped India set a mammoth target of 534 runs, leading to a 295-run victory over Australia. This century marked Kohli’s resurgence and once again showcased his incredible record in Australian conditions, where he consistently thrives.

With the second Test of the series scheduled for December 6 at the Adelaide Oval, Kohli now stands just one century away from equalling Bradman’s record. The Australian legend accumulated 11 centuries in 30 innings in England between 1930 and 1948. In comparison, Kohli has achieved his 10 centuries in 43 matches across formats in Australia.

Players with Most Centuries in a Foreign Country

Don Bradman - 11 centuries in England

Virat Kohli - 10 centuries in Australia

Jack Hobbs - 9 centuries in Australia

Sachin Tendulkar - 9 centuries in Sri Lanka

Vivian Richards - 8 centuries in England

Sunil Gavaskar - 7 centuries in England

Kohli's Record in Australia

Across all formats, Kohli has amassed 2,710 runs in Australia, averaging 54.20. Out of his 10 centuries, seven have come in Test matches, while three have been scored in ODIs. His remarkable consistency has made him one of the most successful visiting batters in Australia, and the upcoming pink-ball Test in Adelaide offers him the perfect opportunity to join Bradman in this elite list.