Virat Kohli or Ravindra Jadeja, who is better all-rounder in T20Is?

Virat Kohli or Ravindra Jadeja Who is Better All-Rounder in T20Is?

Virat Kohli or Ravindra Jadeja who is better all-rounder in T20Is? India ended their ICC World Cup drought after registering a win over South Africa in the finals of T20 World Cup 2024.  

With this win, star player Virat Kohli has filled his bag of achievements with all limited over trophies and bid adieu to T20Is after winning the T20 World Cup 2024 title.  

Kohli, who was seen struggling in the entire world cup campaign played a match winning knock of 76 in the finale clash and won the match of the match for his strong 76-run knock. 

It was an emotional moment for both team players and fans all around the world when India lifts their second T20 trophy.  

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And Virat Kohli, who already won the ODI World Cup, Champions trophy and U-19 World Cup, completed his cabinet with all major white-ball tournaments trophies and announced his retirement from the shortest format right after the final match.  

Interestingly, Virat Kohli, who is considered as the best batter of modern-day cricket, ended his T20I run with a higher ranking in ICC all-rounder tally over designated all-rounder and his teammate Ravindra Jadeja.  

Virat with 49 points was placed at 79th position in the latest ICC rankings, while Ravindra Jadeja with 45 was at 86th.  

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Jadeja, who made his India debut in 2009, also followed the same path and took the retirement from the T20 internationals after Word Cup triumph. Jadeja has played 74 games for India in the shortest format and has scored 515 with bat and bagged 54 wickets with the ball.  

Kohli, on the other hand, who is a specialist batsman, struck 4188 runs with the bat, bowled only 152 deliveries in T20Is and took 2 wickets.  

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There is no denying the fact that Ravindra Jadeja has always played as a complete all-rounder, and has performed well throughout his T20I career, but his prolonged absence from the format contributed to his current low position in the ICC all-rounder rankings.