Mumbai, April 7 -- When five-time champions Mumbai Indians (MI) lock horns with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, two of India's biggest batting icons, Rohit Sharma, the five-time Indian Premier League (IPL) winning skipper and Virat Kohli, will be locking horns against each other.

Rohit and Virat are India's two most prolific batters of the post-Sachin Tendulkar era. In 550 international matches, Virat has scored 27,599 runs at an average of 52.27, with 82 centuries and 143 fifties and the best score of 254*. On the other hand, in 499 international matches, Rohit has scored 19,700 runs at an average of 42.18, with 49 centuries and 108 fifties and the best score of 108. Together, they have won the ICC Cham...