Rajneesh Gupta presents the top T20 batsmen
At the point when the Royal Challengers commander got to 37 amid his innings of 52, he turned into the Indian batsman with most keeps running in Twenty20 (International and local) cricket in a logbook year.
He went past Suresh Raina's count of 1042 keeps running in 2010.
The accompanying table shows Indian batsmen with most T20 keeps running in a timetable year:
Year
Mts
Runs
Hs
Avg
SR
100s
50s
Virat Kohli
2016
20
1058
100*
96.20
137.83
1
11
Suresh Raina
2010
29
1042
101
47.36
149.71
1
8
Gautam Gambhir
2012
35
950
93
30.64
128.37
0
7
Robin Uthappa
2014
25
949
85*
41.26
135.18
0
7
Virat Kohli
2011
28
941
84*
40.91
128.20
0
7
Murali Vijay
2010
27
860
127
34.40
133.54
1
5
Suresh Raina
2014
28
845
109*
42.25
150.08
1
6
Virat Kohli
2012
30
835
78*
33.40
122.61
0
6
Suresh Raina
2012
37
814
73
29.07
132.78
0
2
With around eight months as yet staying in the year, Kohli has the chance to show up in the rundown of batsmen with most T20 keeps running in a schedule year.
The rundown is ruled by Chris Gayle, who holds the initial four openings.
Most T20 keeps running in a schedule year:
Year
Mts
Runs
Hs
Avg
SR
100s
50s
Chris Gayle
2015
36
1665
151*
59.46
164.52
3
10
Chris Gayle
2012
40
1532
128*
47.87
151.68
3
13
Chris Gayle
2011
31
1497
109*
57.57
174.67
4
10
Chris Gayle
2013
33
1344
175*
49.77
149.66
3
7
David Hussey
2010
49
1275
81*
36.42
133.36
0
7
Ryan ten Doeschate
2013
44
1248
95*
37.81
148.21
0
8
Lendl Simmons
2014
37
1209
100*
37.78
123.61
1
9
Dwayne Smith
2014
44
1203
110*
29.34
129.35
2
7
David Warner
2011
33
1181
135*
42.17
136.84
3
7
Rajneesh Gupta
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