New Delhi [India], Feb 11: Indian skipper with another milestone. Virat Kohli has been in the form of his life and the Indian skipper on Saturday added another record to his already famed list during the fourth One-Day International (ODI) against South Africa in Johannesburg as he entered the list of top five run-scorer for India in ODIs. Kohli, who scored a brilliant 75 runs against the host Proteas, surpassed former captain Mohammad Azharuddin, who has 9,378 ODI runs to his name. The 29-year-old also surpassed West Indies power-hitter' Chris Gayle, who has 9,420 runs under his belt. Kohli is now the fifth Indian and 16th overall in the highest run-scorer list with 9,423 runs in 206 matches.

Top on the list “Master Blaster” Sachin Tendulkar with a mountain 18,426 runs. The Indian batting legend is followed by Sourav Ganguly (11,363), Rahul Dravid (10,889) and MS Dhoni (9,954) at number two, three and four respectively. Kohli, who scored his 46th ODI half-century, has scored three centuries in the ongoing South Africa tour so far (1 Test and 2 ODIs). Kohli also became the second batsman after AB de Villiers to score 350-plus runs in an ODI bilateral series on South African soil. De Villiers had scored 367 runs against Pakistan in 2013. With 34 centuries under his belt, the Indian run machine is the second batsman after Tendulkar with most centuries in ODIs. Tendulkar has 49 centuries to his name.