Virat Kohli played Test 29th century against Shannon Gabriel, adding to his success by joining an elite group of players with the most centuries in the coveted fourth place in Test cricket.

Kohli took over the key hitter position in 2013, replacing the legendary Sachin Tendulkar, and has since mastered the role with unparalleled precision. Kohli currently ranks 4th among the top centurions at 1.4, behind Sachin Tendulkar, Jack Kalis, and Mahera Jayawardene.

Former West Indies star Brian Lara has retired after remaining No. 1 in the world for 24 centuries. But Kohli outpaced him on the second day by securing the 25th century.

The closest active player to Cori is former England captain Joe Root in the 19th Century. He is fourth, with Steve Smith also sharing the same tonnage in this position.