IPL has been completed 18 years: Check top performances.

The T20 cricket tournament, which started on 18 April 2008, did not think at the introduction of the Indian Premier League (IPL) that this T20 league would become the world’s largest T20 league in no time. Today, players from all over the world play in this premiere T20 league and want to play.

So at the same time, many big and unique cricket records are seen in IPL year after year. Also, some players have played cricket by performing well in this tournament, such as Hardik Pandya, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Nitish Kumar Reddy. Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians are two successful teams of the tournament, while David Warner and Virat Kohli are successful batsmen.

Well, today in this news, we are going to tell you about some big, unique records and top performance made during the 18 amazing season of IPL. So let’s know about the top performance of IPL:

These are the top performance of IPL

Most runs – Virat Kohli (8252)

Best Batting Average (at least 2000 runs) – KL Rahul (45.99)

Best Batting Strike Rate (at least 1000 balls) – Andre Russell (173.53)

Personal Best Score – Chris Gayle (175*)

Most century – Virat Kohli (8)

The highest half -century – David Warner (62)

Most sixes – Chris Gayle (357)

Fastest half -century – Yashasvi Jaiswal (13 balls)

Fastest century – Chris Gayle (30 balls)

Most wickets – Yuzvendra Chahal (211)

Best bowling figures – Aljari Joseph (6/12)

Best bowling average (minimum 50 wickets) – Lasith Malinga (19.79)

Best bowling economy (minimum 250 overs) – Muttiah Muralitharan (6.67)

Best bowling strike rate (minimum 250 overs) – Andre Russell (14.46)

The highest five wickets – James Faulkner, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat and Jaspreet Bumrah (2 times)

Most wicketkeeping out – MS Dhoni (197)

Most of winning as captain – MS Dhoni (134)

Most of the title – Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians (five times)

Most of the title (captain) – MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma (five times)

The most trophy as players – Rohit Sharma and Ambati Rayudu

(Note: These figures are till 17 April 2025)