As mentioned, Kohli has recorded his first fifty-plus score in ODIs since the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup final. He scored 54 in that match against Australia at the same venue. Kohli, India's Run Machine, now has 73rd half-centuries in ODI cricket. He also has 50 tons, the most for a batter in the format.

In addition, the 35-year-old batter also made a record to become the first Indian batsman to finish 4,000 ODI runs against England. Kohli coming back to form is a positive sign for India before the start of the marquee ICC Champions Trophy later this month.

Rohit made his debut for India on June 23, 2007, in a match against Ireland in Belfast. Since then, he has accumulated a total of 10,987 runs over the course of 267 One Day International (ODI) matches.

Captain Rohit Sharma found form with a stunning century in the 2nd ODI, raising hopes for Virat Kohli's resurgence in the upcoming dead rubber against England. India aims for a clean sweep, addressing early bowling concerns and potentially giving Arshdeep Singh a chance in the squad.