From New Delhi to London, from Melbourne to Kingston, star India batter and former Indian skipper Virat Kohli has dominated cricket for the past decade and a half and continues to do so at present. The run machine has been an absolute nightmare for the bowlers across the years having the last laugh on a number of occasions. During the course of his career, he has smashed 82 international tons, the second most after Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar who has a ton of hundreds to his name. Breezes past Sachin's records, 3rd highest international run scorer But 82 centuries is not any ordinary feat for a player. On top of it, he recently broke the record of the Little Master by registering the highest number of 100’s in the 50-over format. In the game against Pakistan, he also surpassed 14,000 ODI runs and became the fastest player to get to that milestone, beating Tendulkar himself. Additionally, he passed Ricky Ponting as now the 3rd highest run scorer in the history of international cricket. Which country has Virat scored the most tons against? But what team does he enjoy playing the most? Who is the side that have had nightmares of the star batter while he was smashing 100’s just for fun? Let us take a look at the number of tons that Kohli has scored against each team. Breakdown of Kohli's centuries across formats While he has registered a whopping 51 tons to his name in One-Day Internationals with a personal best of 183 against India’s arch-rival Pakistan, the swashbuckling batter has 29 Test centuries to his name. His best came against Sri Lanka slamming a mammoth 254. In the shortest format of the game, Kohli registered a single but a memorable ton against Afghanistan (122) which eventually became his highest score. The reason of why the ton was memorable because it was that moment when Kohli got out of a lean patch and bounced back to business. In short, with all the stellar records he registered and history that he created since his inception to the international stage, Kohli is one of the greatest players to have graced the sport.Original Article