Delhi: In the second match of the five-match Test series between India and Australia, all eyes will be on former Indian captain Virat Kohli. Kohli is currently one of the best batsmen in the world. He has started this series by scoring a century in the first test. When a batsman scores a century in the first match of a long tour, he gives hope of giving his best performance in the entire series. His century will definitely put pressure on the Australian camp.

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Virat still has four more matches, so if his bat continues like this, he can break Don Bradman's 76-year-old record.

Bradman has the most centuries in his name on the opponent's soil.

Bradman holds the record for scoring the most centuries on English soil, in which he scored 11 centuries in 19 Test matches. And this record of his is still intact and till now no batsman has been able to come close to his record, but Kohli has a great chance to break it.

Kohli will have to score 2 centuries in this series

Till now Virat Kohli has scored 10 centuries while playing 43 test matches in Australia. He needs one more century to equal Bradman's record, and two centuries to break it. Although, this task is not easy, but the beginning of this series has been very special for Kohli. If he breaks this record, he will become the first player to score the most centuries on foreign soil.