Indian megastar Virat Kohli has returned to form and now has returned to his favourite ground in cricket, Adelaide Oval.

Kohli has a phenomenal record against Australia, which makes them one of his favorite opponents. In his career, he has played four Test matches at the Adelaide Oval and scored 509 runs in eight innings.

However, the second Test which is to be played in Adelaide, will be a day-night Pink ball Test match. Hence, the conditions will be quite tough for a batter as bowlers have historically enjoyed bowling with the pink ball.

Virat Kohli, with seven Test centuries in Australia, aims to surpass Sachin Tendulkars Border-Gavaskar record of nine tons and break Sir Don Bradmans 76-year-old record of 11 overseas centuries in a country.

Virat Kohli's unbeaten hundred bolstered India's victory in the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. The team now faces a challenging day-night Test in Adelaide, where they previously experienced the embarrassment of 36 all out.