The ‘Milestone Moments’ of Virat Kohli and Harshal Patel are overshadowed by RCB’s loss to LSG.

Virat Kohli is the fourth most prolific run-scorer in T20 cricket history. Virat Kohli has become a T20 legend since making his debut in 2007. He has 11,429 runs scored in 362 matches and 345 innings for an average of 41.11 and a strike rate of 133.17. In the shorter format, he has six centuries and 86 half-centuries, with a best score of 122*.
Notably, Virat is the highest T20I run-scorer. In 115 matches and 107 innings, he has scored 4,008 runs at an average of 52.73 and a strike rate of 137.96. At the international level, he has one century and 37 half-centuries, with the best score of 122*.
The 34-year-old is also the IPL’s all-time leading run-scorer, with 6,788 runs scored in 226 matches and 218 innings at an average of 36.69 and a strike rate of 129.54. In the cash-rich league, he has five centuries and 46 half-centuries, with a best score of 113.
In terms of T20 cricket overall, the top five run scorers are as follows: West Indies legend Chris Gayle (14,562 runs in 463 matches at an average of 36.22 and a strike rate of 144.75 with 22 centuries and 88 half-centuries and the highest score in the format of 175*), Pakistan’s Shoaib Malik (12,528 runs in 510 matches at an average of 36.00 and a strike rate of 127.55 and 77 fifties with the highest score of 95*), former West Indies all-rounder Kier
Harshal Patel Receives 100 IPL Wickets, Harshal has played for Delhi Capitals (formerly known as Delhi Daredevils) and RCB since his IPL debut in 2012. He has taken 101 wickets in 81 matches, with an average of 23.23 and an economy rate of 8.52. His best IPL bowling figures are 5/27.
In 2021, the pacer had his most successful season, taking 32 wickets in 15 matches at an average of 14.34 and an economy rate of 8.14. That season, his best bowling figures were 5/27. He received the ‘Purple Cap,’ an award given to bowlers who take the most scalps in an IPL season.
Dwayne Bravo (183 wickets), Yuzvendra Chahal (174 wickets), Lasith Malinga (170 wickets), Amit Mishra (169 wickets), and Ravichandran Ashwin (161 wickets) are the top five wicket-takers in IPL history.
With two crucial wickets in his first over, Ravindra Jadeja put RR’s innings on the back foot. In consecutive deliveries, Jadeja dismissed a well-set Padikkal and RR skipper Sanju Samson to bring Chennai back into the game after Padikkal and Buttler appeared to run through the CSK bowling lineup. 
source: Sree Harsha CricketAfter 10 overs, RR had scored 95 runs while losing three wickets Moeen Ali gave Padikkal a life by dropping him at first slip in the final over of the powerplay after CSK struck early and cheaply dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal. 
Rajasthan Royals were 57-1 at the end of six overs, with Buttler and Padikkal on the crease. Earlier, Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat against Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League on Wednesday Dhoni is captaining CSK for the 200th time. 
Mitchell Santner and Dwayne Pretorius are replaced by Moeen Ali and Maheesh Theekshana for CSK. Trent Boult, the Royals’ pace spearhead, is out due to a niggle.