Kanpur: Indian batting superstar Virat Kohli on Monday became only the fourth player in history to complete 27,000 runs in international cricket across formats, a feat that he achieved on

Virat Kohli's achievement makes him the fourth player in the world and the second Indian to reach this remarkable landmark.

Kohli achieved the feat in just 594 innings and is the only player in cricket history ever to finish 27000 international runs in under 600 innings.

Virat Kohli surpassed Sachin Tendulkar as the fastest batter to reach 27,000 runs in his 594th innings at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Monday.

Virat Kohli became the fastest cricketer to score 27,000 international runs -- in 594 innings -- during the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur, breaking Sachin Tendulkar's record. India showed aggressive play despite rain disruptions,

Virat Kohli missed his fastest half-century but made sure he broke another record of Sachin Tendulkar during Day 4 of the second Test match against Bangladesh in Kanpur. The batting maestro looked fluent and played with positive intent in the post Tea session on Day 4 but missed his fifty by three runs and was cleaned by Shakib Al Hasan for 47.

Virat Kohli has made history by becoming the fastest player to reach 27,000 international runs, surpassing the legendary Sachin Tendulkar's record of 27,000 runs in 623 innings. Kohli achieved this remarkable milestone in just 594 innings,

Virat Kohli surpassed his idol Sachin Tendulkar to set the world record for being the fastest to 27000 international runs. Tendulkar got to the feat in 623 innings, while Kohli managed to do so in just 594 innings.

Virat Kohli achieved a significant milestone by becoming the fastest cricketer to score 27,000 runs in international cricket. This feat was accomplished during his innings on Day 4 of the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur.

Virat Kohli has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the fastest player to score 27,000 runs in international cricket, doing so in just 594 innings. This surpasses Sachin Tendulkar's previous record of 623 innings.