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Careers side by side across Tests, ODIs and T20s — men's and women's cricket, 9,700+ players from the ball-by-ball archive.

PLAYER 1

PLAYER 2

Virat Kohli

India · Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Babar Azam

Pakistan · Sydney Sixers

TESTS

121	MATCHES	66
9,230	RUNS	4,771
46.85	BATTING AVG	42.6
55.6	STRIKE RATE	55.4
30	100S	9
31	50S	34
254	HIGH SCORE	196
0	WICKETS	2
—	BOWLING AVG	21
2.88	ECONOMY	2.8

ODIS

304	MATCHES	134
14,987	RUNS	6,328
58.54	BATTING AVG	53.63
94.3	STRIKE RATE	87.2
55	100S	20
77	50S	34
183	HIGH SCORE	158
5	WICKETS	0
136	BOWLING AVG	—
6.16	ECONOMY	—

T20S · INTERNATIONALS + LEAGUES

389	MATCHES	288
13,315	RUNS	10,314
42.54	BATTING AVG	41.42
135.2	STRIKE RATE	128.6
9	100S	9
105	50S	85
113	HIGH SCORE	122
8	WICKETS	0
71.5	BOWLING AVG	—
8.52	ECONOMY	—

Ball-by-ball archive (Cricsheet) · the better figure glows · longer bar = better · bowling shown for 20+ overs

Great rivalries

Kohli v Babar Root v Smith Kohli v Williamson Bumrah v Starc Anderson v Broad Gayle v AB de Villiers Dhoni v Buttler Rohit v Suryakumar Stokes v Cummins Mandhana v Lanning Perry v Kerr Rashid v Narine

About the numbers

Where do these numbers come from?

Every delivery in the Cricsheet ball-by-ball archive: Tests, ODIs and T20 internationals plus the major T20 leagues. Coverage starts in the early 2000s, so careers that began earlier are incomplete — the page always says what the archive holds rather than guessing.

Why does the T20 column mix internationals and leagues?

A player’s T20 record is built in both. The figures combine T20 internationals with franchise leagues such as the IPL, BBL and The Hundred.

What does green mean?

The better of the two figures on that line — higher runs, average and strike rate; lower bowling average and economy. Match counts are not scored. Bowling lines appear once either player has bowled 20 overs or taken five wickets in the format.

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