10 Legendary Innings That Show Why Virat Kohli Is Called 'Chase Master'

In a high-pressure encounter against arch-rivals Pakistan, Kohli's unbeaten 183 led India to a commanding victory, chasing down a challenging target with ease. 

Chasing a daunting 351, India was reduced to 64/4. Kohli's 122 off 105 balls, alongside Kedar Jadhav's 120, orchestrated a remarkable turnaround, guiding India to victory.

In Colombo, Kohli's unbeaten century anchored India's chase of 239, showcasing his ability to perform in subcontinental conditions even against the prime bowlers like Lasith Malinga. 

In the second ODI of the series at Jaipur, India was set a daunting target of 360 runs. Kohli's explosive 100 off 52 balls was the fastest century by an Indian in ODIs at that time, propelling India to a nine-wicket victory with 39 balls to spare.

In a crucial match against Pakistan, Kohli's century anchored India's chase of 242, reaffirming his status against the arch rivals. 

Chasing 265, Kohli composed 84, guiding India to victory, highlighting his strategic approach and ability to handle pressure in tough situations.

In the final ODI at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Kohli's unbeaten 74, in partnership with Rohit Sharma, led India to a nine-wicket victory, successfully chasing down 236.

India was 31/4 chasing 160 when Kohli came in. His 82* off 53 balls steadied the innings, earning him Player of the Match and proving his ability to perform under immense pressure. 

In a must-win Super 10 match at Mohali, India needed 161 runs to qualify for the semifinals. Kohli's unbeaten 82* off 51 balls anchored the chase, leading India to a six-wicket victory with five balls to spare. 

Kohli's 114 led India to a successful chase of 330 against Australia, demonstrating his adaptability and consistency in challenging run chases.