Kohli equals Don Bradman's priceless record with century in 500th International match

India’s Virat Kohli further cemented his reputation of one of the greatest batsmen in the world when he scored a record-setting 76th century in his 500th international match on Friday.

It was an astonishing milestone from a player who never ceases to amaze in all formats of the game.

Kohli completed the magical ton during India’s second Test against the West Indies at the Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad before he was run out fo 121 in a total of 341 runs.

Significantly Kohli 29th Test century saw his draw level with the legendary Australian Sir Don Bradman's long-standing record of most Test centuries.

Kohli also went past New Zealander Kane William’s mark of 28 Test centuries.

Kohli also eclipsed Sachin Tendulkar’s remarkable record of 75 Test centuries with what was his 15th overseas ton, adding credence to the fact that he can perform in all conditions.