Virat Kohli is the third-highest run scorer in ODI cricket history with 13,906 runs under his belt. If he scores 94 runs in the first ODI he will reach the elusive milestone of 14,000 ODI runs. He will thus become the first player in history to reach the landmark in less than 300 innings.

This will be the last series for the team ahead of the Champions Trophy, for which the team will be travelling to Dubai, and there will be some returning stars in this series as well. The stars to look out for are and

Kevin Pietersen reckons Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma still have a couple of years left in them and can continue to make India win.