Kohli retraces 'crown' to retire Raina

The eleventh season of the IPL has accumulated. Every match is a skull-bone fight. As well as in the field of excellence, intense competition is going on. Suresh Raina, who has put a lot of pressure on Virat Kohli's throne, Raina has taken the number one crown from Team India captain Raina. It would be better to say that instead of snatching it is restored.

Prior to the ongoing musings, Suresh Raina was the highest run scorer in the IPL history. Ranchi topped the number one crown with an unbeaten 92 against Mumbai Indians in the Wankhede stadium, and RCB captain Kohli put on his head. Later, in the 30-run innings against Delhi Daredevils in Chinnaswamy, the gap increased slightly more than Raina. Although he could not keep it long enough. Raina's unbeaten 54 against Hyderabad on Sunrisers Hyderabad, after the big innings removed big stars and again returned to the top of the list.

Prior to XI edition, Royan's collection in the IPL was 4,540 runs. He stood 4,418 runs After the Delhi match, Kohli was 4,649 runs in one place. Harmanpreet of Haidarabihara top of the barracks reached Raena reached 4,658 runs. So, Raina again took possession of his lost kingdom from Virat.

Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma is at number three behind Raina and Kohli. He has scored 4,345 runs in IPL so far. On the other hand, David Warner has scored 4,014 runs among the overseas players.