New Delhi, Dec. 1 -- India - Under the fading afternoon sun at the JSCA International Stadium, Virat Kohli etched his name deeper into cricket's pantheon, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record of 51 One Day International centuries with a masterful 52nd ton against South Africa on Sunday. The 36-year-old's unbeaten knock of 135 from 120 balls not only propelled India to a commanding victory in the series opener but also marked him as the only cricketer in history to amass more than 51 centuries in a single format, a feat that had eluded even the game's immortals for two decades. As the ball trickled to the boundary in the 38th over, Kohli's leap into the air, fist pumped, eyes fierce with triumph, ignited a roar from the 38,00...