What is Virat Kohli’s hate record, Rohit Sharma against Australia?

India and Australia will meet at the first semifinal of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Tuesday, March 4. This anxiously expected match will add another exciting chapter to the fierce rivalry between India and Australia in Cricket. Blue men seek to overcome their defeat in the World Cup Odi 2023 final and are eager to take revenge on Australia.

India won the Champions Trophy title in 2013 in England and previously shared it with Sri Lanka in 2002. Australia, in contrast, has claimed the Champions Trophy in 2006 and 2009.

India enters this game with a strong impulse after a decisive victory in its last group match against New Zealand, which makes them the only team to win the three group games. Australia, however, said his place in the semifinals with only one victory in the tournament, ending second in Group B.

Even with Australia losing some key bowling players, all eyes will be in the star players of India such as Virat Kohli and Captain Rohit Sharma, who are essential to take the team to victory.

While fans anxiously wait for the semifinal of ICC Champions Trophy, let’s take a look at Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s hate records against Australia.

Virat Kohli, the third best scorer in India in Odi against Australia, has accumulated 2367 races in 49 games to an impressive average of 53.79. He has reached 8 centuries and 14 fifty against Australia in Odi, including fifty in his latest match during the Odi 2023 World Cup.

The Indian captain Rohit Sharma has an impressive total of 2379 races in 45 Odi against Australia, which makes it the second highest scorer in India in the 50 format against men in yellow.

The experienced batter has demonstrated his ability to score 8 centuries, 9 years fifty and even a double century against Australia in Odi, maintaining an impressive average of 58.02. At 37, Rohit has crushed 87 six against Australia, the highest for any batter.

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