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Virat Kohli made history on October 19, becoming the fastest hitter to reach 26,000 international runs in cricket.

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He broke Sachin Tendulkar's record with a stunning six in the World Cup match in Pune.

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Kohli now ranks fourth in the list of the highest run-scorers worldwide, behind Ponting, Sangakkara, and Tendulkar.

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Kohli's achievement pushed Mahela Jayawardene to fifth place in the rankings. 

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In ODI World Cups, Kohli has scored 1,289 runs in 30 matches, with 3 centuries and an average of 53.70.

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His World Cup journey began in 2011 with an unbeaten century against Bangladesh.

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His 48th century in the same tournament against Bangladesh was marred by controversy over a Wide Ball decision.

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Kohli, the fastest to 26,000 runs, is only one century behind Tendulkar's ODI record of 49 centuries.

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Kohli's Pune century, a remarkable 103*, sealed the match victory with a winning shot. 

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With 78 international centuries, he's second only to Tendulkar, who has 100 to his name. 

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India's victory against Bangladesh put them on top of the World Cup points table.

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Kohli's century was reached with a six, reinforcing his status as a leading batter in the world.

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In just 33 innings fewer, he surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's record, an astonishing achievement. 

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Kohli is now among the elite few with 26,026 runs in all formats of international cricket.

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India's next challenge is against unbeaten New Zealand on October 22 in Dharamshala.