Virat Kohli (legendary Indian cricketer) made history by becoming the first player to reach 9,000 runs in the Indian Premier League (IPL), achieving this feat against Delhi Capitals at Arun Jaitley Stadium. In 274 matches and 266 innings, he has accumulated 8,989 runs with an impressive average of 39.95 and a strike rate of 133.76, including eight centuries and 66 fifties. Kohli's performance this season has been remarkable, with 328 runs in just seven matches, placing him sixth in the Orange Cap race. His average of 54.66 and strike rate of 162.18 further highlight his form. Notably, Kohli has excelled in chases, averaging 72.46 since the start of the 2023 season, with 1,087 runs scored and a success rate of 91.67% for RCB when he scores a fifty. As he approaches a potential fourth consecutive season with over 600 runs, Kohli remains a pivotal player for RCB, underlining his status as the 'King' of chases in the IPL.