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POSPLAYERRunsBF4s6sSRAgainstVenueMatch Date
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Shreyas Iyer Headshot
ShreyasIyer
9657152168.42GLGreen Park10 May 2017
2
 
Shaun Marsh
8450142168.00SRHIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
3
 
Gautam Gambhir
7648120158.33GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
4
 
Yuvraj Singh
7041111170.73DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground02 May 2017
5
 
Wriddhiman Saha
9355113169.09MIWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
6
 
Gautam Gambhir
7249110146.93KXIPEden Gardens13 April 2017
7
 
Gautam Gambhir
7152110136.53DDEden Gardens28 April 2017
8
 
David Warner
12659108213.55KKRRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium30 April 2017
9
 
Sunil Narine
421791247.05GLEden Gardens21 April 2017
10
 
Manan Vohra
955095190.00SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium17 April 2017
11
 
Suresh Raina
844694182.60KKREden Gardens21 April 2017
12
 
Rahul Tripathi
935297178.84KKREden Gardens03 May 2017
13
 
Hashim Amla
654092162.50GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium23 April 2017
14
 
Shikhar Dhawan
774891160.41KXIPIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
15
 
Parthiv Patel
704491159.09GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium29 April 2017
16
 
Vijay Shankar
634490143.18GLGreen Park13 May 2017
17
 
Karun Nair
644590142.22RPSFeroz Shah Kotla Ground12 May 2017
18
 
Sam Billings
554090137.50KXIPFeroz Shah Kotla Ground15 April 2017
19
 
David Warner
695290132.69GLGreen Park13 May 2017
20
 
Saurabh Tiwary
524390120.93KKREden Gardens13 May 2017
21
 
Dwayne Smith
743984189.74KXIPIS Bindra Stadium07 May 2017
22
 
Hashim Amla
1046085173.33GLIS Bindra Stadium07 May 2017
23
 
Hashim Amla
1046086173.33MIHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
24
 
Sanju Samson
1026385161.90RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium11 April 2017
25
 
Chris Lynn
845283161.53KXIPIS Bindra Stadium09 May 2017
26
 
Dwayne Smith
473081156.66RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
27
 
Robin Uthappa
724882150.00GLEden Gardens21 April 2017
28
 
Krunal Pandya
453080150.00KKRM. Chinnaswamy Stadium19 May 2017
29
 
Yuvraj Singh
622773229.62RCBRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium05 April 2017
30
 
Jos Buttler
773775208.10KXIPHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
31
 
Robin Uthappa
874776185.10RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium26 April 2017
32
 
Parthiv Patel
382370165.21KXIPWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
33
 
Rahul Tripathi
382370165.21KKRMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium26 April 2017
34
 
Dwayne Smith
543372163.63SRHGreen Park13 May 2017
35
 
Ben Stokes
1036376163.49GLMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium01 May 2017
36
 
Parthiv Patel
392470162.50SRHWankhede Stadium12 April 2017
37
 
Sanju Samson
392570156.00KKRFeroz Shah Kotla Ground17 April 2017
38
 
Steve Smith
845473155.55MIMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium06 April 2017
39
 
David Warner
493472144.11MIWankhede Stadium12 April 2017
40
 
Shikhar Dhawan
705071140.00DDRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium19 April 2017
41
 
Suresh Raina
685170133.33KKRSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
42
 
David Warner
705472129.62KXIPRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium17 April 2017
43
 
Virat Kohli
645071128.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
44
 
Sunil Narine
541764317.64RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
45
 
Chris Lynn
934168226.82GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
46
 
Rishabh Pant
974369225.58GLFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
47
 
Sunil Narine
341761200.00RCBEden Gardens23 April 2017
48
 
Moises Henriques
552862196.42RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium22 April 2017
49
 
Dinesh Karthik
472562188.00KKRSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
50
 
Martin Guptill
502763185.18DDIS Bindra Stadium30 April 2017
51
 
Aaron Finch
693964176.92DDGreen Park10 May 2017
52
 
Ajinkya Rahane
603463176.47MIMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium06 April 2017
53
 
Kane Williamson
895165174.50DDRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium19 April 2017
54
 
Ambati Rayudu
633763170.27KKREden Gardens13 May 2017
55
 
David Warner
764564168.88GLRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium09 April 2017
56
 
Steve Smith
432861153.57GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
57
 
Rohit Sharma
563761151.35RCBWankhede Stadium01 May 2017
58
 
Yusuf Pathan
593962151.28DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground17 April 2017
59
 
Rohit Sharma
674562148.88SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium08 May 2017
60
 
Rohit Sharma
583963148.71RPSWankhede Stadium24 April 2017
61
 
Brendon McCullum
644463145.45MIWankhede Stadium16 April 2017
62
 
Rahul Tripathi
594163143.90SRHMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium22 April 2017
63
 
Ishan Kishan
483562137.14MISaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium29 April 2017
64
 
Shaun Marsh
584360134.88GLIS Bindra Stadium07 May 2017
65
 
Gautam Gambhir
624661134.78RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium26 April 2017
66
 
Moises Henriques
523960133.33GLRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium09 April 2017
67
 
Dinesh Karthik
584460131.81KXIPSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium23 April 2017
68
 
Moises Henriques
443560125.71MIRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium08 May 2017
69
 
Kedar Jadhav
381652237.50GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
70
 
Chris Lynn
502254227.27RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
71
 
Aaron Finch
723456211.76RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium27 April 2017
72
 
Chris Gayle
773857202.63GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
73
 
Martin Guptill
361851200.00MIWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
74
 
Karun Nair
301551200.00GLGreen Park10 May 2017
75
 
Karun Nair
392052195.00SRHFeroz Shah Kotla Ground02 May 2017
76
 
Brendon McCullum
331751194.11KKREden Gardens21 April 2017
77
 
Dinesh Karthik
653455191.17DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
78
 
Kedar Jadhav
693755186.48DDM. Chinnaswamy Stadium08 April 2017
79
 
Lendl Simmons
593254184.37KXIPWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
80
 
Kieron Pollard
633554180.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground06 May 2017
81
 
MS Dhoni
613453179.41SRHMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium22 April 2017
82
 
Suresh Raina
774354179.06DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
83
 
Robin Uthappa
593354178.78DDEden Gardens28 April 2017
84
 
Robin Uthappa
683954174.35SRHEden Gardens15 April 2017
85
 
Nitish Rana
502953172.41KKRWankhede Stadium09 April 2017
86
 
Manish Pandey
814755172.34MIWankhede Stadium09 April 2017
87
 
Brendon McCullum
452752166.66RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium01 May 2017
88
 
Shreyas Iyer
503152161.29SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium19 April 2017
89
 
Kane Williamson
402550160.00KKRRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium30 April 2017
90
 
Lendl Simmons
664354153.48DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground06 May 2017
91
 
Brendon McCullum
493253153.12RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
92
 
Ishan Kishan
614054152.50SRHGreen Park13 May 2017
93
 
Mandeep Singh
241650150.00SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium05 April 2017
94
 
Jason Roy
312150147.61SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium09 April 2017
95
 
Karun Nair
332351143.47SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium19 April 2017
96
 
Steve Smith
453251140.62RCBMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium29 April 2017
97
 
Ishan Kishan
342551136.00DDGreen Park10 May 2017
98
 
Manoj Tiwary
604553133.33DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground12 May 2017
99
 
Virat Kohli
624752131.91MIM. Chinnaswamy Stadium14 April 2017
100
 
Ajinkya Rahane
564351130.23MIWankhede Stadium16 May 2017

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