Kohli: The name 'Kohli' became very popular in the cricket world because of Team India's star cricketer Virat Kohli. If we talk about the best batsmen in the world at present, then right-handed batsman Kohli will undoubtedly top the list.

This 35-year-old cricketer has scored more than 26 thousand runs in international cricket. He is also the only player to score the most centuries (50) in ODI cricket. However, another player named Kohli was born in India. People still talk a lot about his triple century in Ranji Trophy. Let us talk about this innings of his once again.

The first triple century came from Kohli's bat

India won the Under-19 World Cup title in 2008 under the captaincy of Virat Kohli. Another player named Kohli was included in his team. Actually, we are talking about right-handed batsman Taruwar Kohli. He scored a brilliant triple century in the 2013 Ranji Trophy. Actually, the quarter-final match was being played between Jharkhand and Punjab.

Batting first, Jharkhand's team scored 401 runs. In reply, Taruwar Kohli from Punjab faced 609 balls and scored 300 runs with the help of 34 fours and 2 sixes. Punjab declared the innings after scoring 699 runs. Later, this match was drawn.

He retired earlier this year

Born in Jalandhar, Punjab, Taruwar Kohli announced his retirement from all forms of cricket earlier this year. He is best remembered for his brilliant performance in the 2008 Under-19 World Cup. The right-handed batsman scored 318 runs in 6 matches with the help of three fifties.

Apart from this, he has also played 55 first class and 72 List-A matches. He represented Punjab and Mizoram in domestic cricket. In first class, he has scored 4573 runs with the help of 14 centuries. Apart from this, Kohli scored 1913 runs with the help of 3 centuries in List-A. Let us tell you that he was a part of Punjab Kings in 2008 and 2009 IPL. He got a chance to play a total of 4 matches.