3 major records Virat Kohli can break in the upcoming IND vs WI ODI series
Virat Kohli can break 3 major ODI records in the upcoming India vs West Indies series. Check the records the Indian star could achieve.

Virat Kohli will return to action when India face the West Indies in a three-match ODI series starting on September 27. The series will give the former India captain another chance to add to his impressive ODI record. Kohli has enjoyed great success against the West Indies in the 50-over format, making him one of their most difficult opponents.
Kohli has scored 2,261 runs in 41 ODI matches against the West Indies at an average of 66.50. He has also hit nine centuries against them. No batter has scored more ODI runs or centuries against the West Indies than Kohli. He also has the most Player of the Match awards against them in the format.
With India preparing for the ICC ODI World Cup 2027, the upcoming series will be important for Kohli and the team. He will look to continue his strong record against the West Indies and reach more milestones. In this article, we will look at three major ODI records Virat Kohli can break in the upcoming India vs West Indies series.
3. Most International Centuries Against West Indies
Virat Kohli needs two more centuries to become the batter with the most international centuries against the West Indies. He has already enjoyed a highly successful record against the Caribbean side across formats and could reach another major milestone during the upcoming ODI series.
Kohli also needs one century in a winning match to record the most international centuries against the West Indies in victories. A century that helps India win one of the three ODIs would therefore take him closer to this record and add another achievement to his impressive career.
The Indian batter needs two more centuries to also record the most international centuries against the West Indies at home. With the ODI series being played in India, Kohli will have an opportunity to move closer to this milestone in front of the home crowd.








