The last hundred is still 139*

International number 86, ODI number 55. 139* against West Indies at Greenfield International Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram on 27 September 2026. He batted at 3, in innings 2, strike rate 157.95. India won. It was a chase. The all-format total after that innings is 86.

This URL stays put. When the next hundred arrives, the sentences above change and the old hundred becomes a row in the ledger. A new page is not opened for every innings. That is how a live count avoids a pile of near-empty match pages.

The innings after it

4 November 2026, Eden Park, Auckland. Kohli made 74 off 51. India won by five wickets on the DLS method. The innings did not add a hundred, so the count stays 86. A fifty in a rain-shortened chase is a real innings. It is not hundred number 87.

The four ODI hundreds in that late stretch, ending with this 139 not out, are the reason the homepage offers a gap of one every 4 innings. The earlier three were against South Africa in Ranchi and Raipur in late 2025, and against New Zealand in Indore on 18 January 2026. The Indore score in the source list is 124, where some news copy said 102.