Virat Kohli has broken a big record of MS Dhoni in the Bengaluru Test against New Zealand. As soon as Indian captain Rohit Sharma announced the playing eleven after winning the toss, a big achievement was also registered in the name of Virat Kohli. Now you must be wondering what the announcement of Indian playing eleven has to do with the record made by Virat Kohli? Actually, its connection is that if Virat Kohli had not been a part of the playing eleven of the first Test against New Zealand, he would not have been able to break Dhoni's record in Bengaluru. The record that Kohli has broken of Dhoni in Bengaluru is related to the player who has played the most number of international matches for India.

Virat broke Dhoni's big record

The record of playing most international matches for India is held by Sachin Tendulkar, who played 664 matches in his career. After that, MS Dhoni was at second place in this list with 535 matches. But, as soon as Virat Kohli took the field for the first Test against New Zealand, he pushed Dhoni to number three. The first Test being played against New Zealand in Bengaluru is the 536th international match of Virat Kohli's career.

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