Virat Kohli celebrated his birthday in style with a record-equalling century as India thrashed South Africa by 243 runs at the Cricket World Cup. Kohli made an unbeaten 101 from 121 balls to record his 49th century in one-day internationals, matching the mark set by compatriot Sachin Tendulkar. The 35-year-old’s innings helped the home side post a total of 326 for five from their 50 overs and South Africa were then skittled out for just 83 runs in 27.1 overs at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. The victory means India are assured of topping the group after winning all eight of their matches to date.
Virat Kohli hits landmark century for India in World Cup rout of South Africa
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