Virat Kohli leads the charts with 1141 runs across 27 matches, boasting an impressive average of 81.50. His consistency is highlighted by 14 fifties, a record unmatched in T20 World Cup history.
Mahela Jayawardene scored 1016 runs in his T20 World Cup career, including a stellar century. His aggressive strike rate of 134.74 and six fifties make him a standout performer.
Chris Gayle amassed 965 runs with a formidable strike rate of 142.75. Known for his explosive batting, he has the highest individual score of 117 and has cleared the boundary 63 times.
Rohit Sharma has accumulated 963 runs, consistently delivering for India in T20 World Cups. His 91 fours and 35 sixes demonstrate his ability to find the gaps and clear the ropes effectively.
Tillakaratne Dilshan scored 897 runs, known for his innovative shots. His average of 30.93 and strike rate of 124.06 underline his ability to adapt to different match situations.
David Warner, with 806 runs, is known for his aggressive batting style. His strike rate of 133.22 and six half-centuries reflect his ability to dominate bowlers consistently.
Jos Buttler scored 799 runs at a remarkable strike rate of 144.48. His ability to accelerate the innings and his unbeaten century make him a valuable asset for England.
Shakib Al Hasan, with 742 runs, has been a cornerstone for Bangladesh. His consistent performance with the bat, along with his bowling skills, makes him a critical player in T20s.
AB de Villiers scored 717 runs at an explosive strike rate of 143.40. Known for his 360-degree play, he has entertained fans with his innovative and aggressive batting style.
Kane Williamson scored 699 runs with a solid average of 33.28. His ability to anchor the innings while maintaining a decent strike rate of 113.84 is crucial for New Zealand’s success.