Most Fours in IPL: The IPL has witnessed some of the most electrifying stroke players, and while sixes grab the headlines, boundaries are often the backbone of an innings. Here’s a look at the top five players who have smashed the most fours in IPL history.
Top 5 Players with Most Fours in IPL
1. Shikhar Dhawan – 768 Fours
The left-handed opener is a boundary machine! Across multiple franchises, Dhawan has been a consistent performer, using his elegant cover drives and flicks to dominate bowlers. With over 6769 runs in the tournament, he tops the charts for most fours in IPL history.
Key Stats:
- Matches: 222
- Runs: 6769
- Strike Rate: 127.14
- 50s/100s: 51/2
2. Virat Kohli – 711 Fours
The heart and soul of RCB, Kohli’s aggressive yet controlled batting has made him a run machine. While he is known for his consistency, his ability to find the gaps and keep the scoreboard ticking has helped him accumulate over 8000 IPL runs.
Key Stats:
- Matches: 254
- Runs: 8094
- Strike Rate: 132.01
- 50s/100s: 56/8
3. David Warner – 663 Fours
One of the most destructive openers in IPL history, Warner’s fearless approach has made him a nightmare for bowlers. His ability to attack from ball one and pierce the field has earned him over 6500 IPL runs.
Key Stats:
- Matches: 184
- Runs: 6565
- Strike Rate: 139.77
- 50s/100s: 62/4
4. Rohit Sharma – 601 Fours
The ‘Hitman’ isn’t just about sixes! Rohit’s elegant stroke play and impeccable timing have helped him accumulate over 6600 runs in the IPL. His ability to anchor an innings while keeping the scoreboard ticking has been crucial for Mumbai Indians.
Key Stats:
- Matches: 259
- Runs: 6636
- Strike Rate: 131.09
- 50s/100s: 43/2
5. Suresh Raina – 506 Fours
The ‘Mr. IPL’ himself! Raina’s aggressive batting and ability to find gaps made him one of the most entertaining players in the league’s history. A key figure for CSK, his contribution remains legendary.
Key Stats:
- Matches: 205
- Runs: 5528
- Strike Rate: 136.73
- 50s/100s: 39/1
Final Thoughts
Boundaries define the flow of a T20 game, and these players have mastered the art of finding the fence. While sixes may grab attention, fours are often the difference between a good innings and a match-winning one. Who do you think will top this list in the coming years?
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