PBKS VS RCB: Virat Kohli creates history in IPL, sets unmatched T20 milestone against Punjab Kings

At 37 years of age, when most cricketers start contemplating retirement, Virat Kohli continues to defy the norms of modern cricket. The Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) opener etched his name in the history books by becoming the first player in the world to score 1,200 T20 runs against a single team.
Kohli achieved this landmark while facing Punjab Kings in his 37th T20 encounter against the franchise, needing just 41 runs to reach the milestone. He completed the tally with a spectacular six off the first ball of the 12th over, igniting celebrations among fans and teammates alike.
Record-Breaking IPL Journey
Kohli’s dominance extends beyond this record. He became the first IPL player to surpass 500 runs in a season nine times, a feat unmatched in the league’s history. He previously crossed the 500-run mark in 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2023, 2024, 2025, and now 2026. His consistency is a testament to his extraordinary skill, determination, and ability to perform under pressure season after season.
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Kohli’s Place Among the Greats
In the list of batters with the most T20 runs against one team, Kohli not only leads against Punjab Kings but also ranks second and third. He has scored 1,196 runs in 34 matches against Delhi Capitals and 1,187 runs in 37 matches against Chennai Super Kings. In the IPL records, he also tops the chart against Punjab Kings with 1,200 runs, followed by 1,174 runs against CSK and 1,172 against Delhi Capitals. Not far behind are Rohit Sharma with 1,161 runs against Kolkata Knight Riders and David Warner with 1,134 runs against Punjab Kings.
Virat Kohli’s latest feat highlights his unparalleled dominance in T20 cricket and the IPL. Even as he approaches the latter stages of his career, Kohli continues to redefine consistency and excellence, setting benchmarks that will inspire generations of cricketers for years to come.
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