Virat Kohli IPL 2026: In the 19th season of the Indian Premier League, Virat Kohli is going to deal in sixes and not fours. Virat Kohli has started preparations for IPL 2026 and in the practice session, this player was seen in such an avatar which is really amazing. Virat Kohli thrashed the bowlers in the net session of RCB. This player was seen hitting more sixes than fours and looking at these whip shots, it seems that this IPL stalwart is preparing to defeat six hitters like Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Abhishek Sharma.

Will Virat Kohli become the Sixer King now?

Virat Kohli hit long sixes in front in his practice. Apart from classic batting, this player is also playing powerful shots. Ever since Virat Kohli has said goodbye to Test cricket, since he has been playing only ODI format, he has changed his way of playing. Virat Kohli is now playing big strokes as soon as he comes. As soon as he comes, he starts hitting sixes.

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Will Virat break IPL Sixers' record?

Virat Kohli had hit the most sixes in an IPL season in the year 2016. While playing for RCB, Virat hit 38 sixes in that season, which is his best. However, the Indian player who has hit the most sixes in an IPL season is Abhishek Sharma, who hit 42 sixes in the year 2024. By the way, the record of hitting most sixes in an IPL season is in the name of Chris Gayle. He hit 59 sixes in 15 matches in the 20212 season. Seeing the way Virat Kohli is batting, it seems that this time his eyes will be on this record. Don't be surprised if Virat hits more sixes than Abhishek and Suryavanshi this season.

Virat Kohli is in great form

Talking about the current form of Virat Kohli, this player has played 9 ODI matches in the last one year in which he has scored 3 centuries and 3 half-centuries. Virat has scored 616 runs during this period. If Virat brings similar form in IPL, then hardly anyone will be able to stop RCB from winning the title for the second consecutive time.