Players with the Most Runs in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 – after the 49th Match

The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 has been a wild roller coaster ride, featuring batting performances so electrifying they could power a small country. As we zoom toward the end of the group stage, let’s shine a light on the top run-scorers who’ve been swinging their bats like they’re leaving bowlers feeling like they’ve been hit by a tornado in a batting cage.

Rahmanullah Gurbaz: 238 Runs

Rahmanullah Gurbaz

Leading the charts with 238 runs in 6 matches, Rahmanullah Gurbaz has been a standout performer for Afghanistan. His explosive batting style, highlighted by a high score of 80, reflects his ability to dominate bowlers from the outset. With an impressive average of 39.66 and a strike rate of 141.66, Gurbaz has notched up three half-centuries, underlining his consistency and reliability at the top of the order. His ability to find the boundary (15 fours and 15 sixes) has been crucial in setting the tone for Afghanistan’s innings throughout the tournament.

Nicholas Pooran: 227 Runs

Nicholas Pooran

Nicholas Pooran has been instrumental in West Indies’ campaign, amassing 227 runs in 6 innings at a staggering average of 45.40 and a blistering strike rate of 148.36. His innings of 98 stand out as a testament to his aggressive batting approach, capable of turning the game around single-handedly. Pooran’s contribution, which includes 17 sixes and 15 boundaries, underscores his ability to accelerate when needed, making him a formidable force in the middle order for the Caribbean side.

Andries Gous: 219 Runs

Andries Gous

Emerging as a surprise package in this year’s T20 World Cup, Andries Gous of the USA has showcased his batting prowess with 219 runs in 6 matches. His unbeaten 80* reflects his ability to anchor innings and finish matches, boasting an impressive strike rate of 151.03. Gous has been consistent throughout, registering two half-centuries and supporting his team’s quest for respectable totals. His 20 boundaries and 11 sixes highlight his ability to find gaps and clear the ropes effectively, making him a key player in USA’s lineup.

Ibrahim Zadran: 211 Runs

Ibrahim Zadran

Another Afghan batsman making waves is Ibrahim Zadran, who has accumulated 211 runs in 6 innings at an average of 35.16. Zadran’s contribution has been vital at the top of the order, providing stability with his composed batting style. Despite a slightly lower strike rate of 116.57, he has managed to score crucial runs, including two half-centuries. Zadran’s ability to rotate strikes and find boundaries (24 fours and 4 sixes) has been integral in setting platforms for Afghanistan’s middle order to capitalize on.

Jos Buttler: 191 Runs

Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler has been England’s leading run-scorer with 191 runs in 7 matches, showcasing his versatility in the shortest format of the game. His unbeaten 83* stands out as match-winning innings, demonstrating his ability to finish games under pressure. Buttler boasts an impressive average of 47.75 and a strike rate of 159.16, underlining his ability to accelerate when required. With 18 boundaries and 10 sixes, he has been pivotal in England’s aggressive batting strategy.