IPL RECORDS-Most Runs Over

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Most Runs Over

POSPLAYERRunsBF4s6sSRAgainstVenueMatch Date
1
Hardik Pandya Headshot
HardikPandya
28614466.66RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium06 April 2017
2
 
Glenn Maxwell
27623450.00MIHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
3
 
Rishabh Pant
26623433.33KKRFeroz Shah Kotla Ground17 April 2017
4
 
Sunil Narine
25613416.66RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
5
 
Kedar Jadhav
24622400.00DDM. Chinnaswamy Stadium08 April 2017
6
 
Sunil Narine
24641400.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
7
 
Chris Lynn
23613383.33GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
8
 
Rishabh Pant
22513440.00GLFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
9
 
Chris Morris
22522440.00RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium11 April 2017
10
 
Manish Pandey
21622350.00MIWankhede Stadium09 April 2017
11
 
Chris Lynn
20512400.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
12
 
Chris Lynn
20612333.33RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
13
 
Hashim Amla
20522400.00MIHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
14
 
Kane Williamson
20621333.33KXIPIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
15
 
Manan Vohra
20522400.00SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium17 April 2017
16
 
Chris Gayle
20522400.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
17
 
Ishan Kishan
20622333.33RCBSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
18
 
Glenn Maxwell
20503400.00MIWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
19
 
Aaron Finch
19512380.00RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
20
 
Sanju Samson
19612316.66RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium11 April 2017
21
 
Rahul Tripathi
19503380.00KKREden Gardens03 May 2017
22
 
Sunil Narine
18631300.00RCBEden Gardens23 April 2017
23
 
Robin Uthappa
18512360.00DDEden Gardens28 April 2017
24
 
Axar Patel
18621300.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium05 May 2017
25
 
Manoj Tiwary
18631300.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium16 April 2017
26
 
Kedar Jadhav
18621300.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
27
 
Rahul Tripathi
18631300.00KKREden Gardens03 May 2017
28
 
Yuvraj Singh
17640283.33DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground02 May 2017
29
 
Travis Head
17412425.00KKRM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
30
 
MS Dhoni
17512340.00SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium06 May 2017
31
 
Suresh Raina
17412425.00RCBSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
32
 
David Warner
17621283.33KKRRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium30 April 2017
33
 
Rahul Tripathi
17512340.00SRHMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium22 April 2017
34
 
Rishabh Pant
17512340.00GLFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
35
 
Shaun Marsh
17621283.33SRHIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
36
 
David Warner
17412425.00KKRRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium30 April 2017
37
 
Robin Uthappa
17412425.00RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium26 April 2017
38
 
Virat Kohli
17521340.00MIM. Chinnaswamy Stadium14 April 2017
39
 
Shikhar Dhawan
17640283.33RCBRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium05 April 2017
40
 
Rahul Tripathi
17412425.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
41
 
MS Dhoni
17521340.00SRHMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium22 April 2017
42
 
Yuvraj Singh
17621283.33RCBRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium05 April 2017
43
 
AB de Villiers
17512340.00KXIPHolkar Cricket Stadium10 April 2017
44
 
Aaron Finch
16421400.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium27 April 2017
45
 
Aaron Finch
16621266.66KKREden Gardens21 April 2017
46
 
Rohit Sharma
16640266.66RPSRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium21 May 2017
47
 
Manan Vohra
16530320.00RCBHolkar Cricket Stadium10 April 2017
48
 
Hardik Pandya
16412400.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground06 May 2017
49
 
Ben Stokes
16502320.00GLMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium01 May 2017
50
 
David Warner
16512320.00KXIPIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
51
 
Chris Morris
16421400.00RPSMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium11 April 2017
52
 
Parthiv Patel
16621266.66GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium29 April 2017
53
 
Glenn Maxwell
16521320.00KKREden Gardens13 April 2017
54
 
Chris Lynn
16412400.00MIEden Gardens13 May 2017
55
 
Sunil Narine
16540320.00GLEden Gardens21 April 2017
56
 
Axar Patel
16412400.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium23 April 2017
57
 
Sunil Narine
16412400.00KXIPEden Gardens13 April 2017
58
 
Marlon Samuels
16602266.66RPSFeroz Shah Kotla Ground12 May 2017
59
 
Gautam Gambhir
16640266.66GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium07 April 2017
60
 
Ravindra Jadeja
15402375.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
61
 
Krunal Pandya
15621250.00SRHWankhede Stadium12 April 2017
62
 
Lendl Simmons
15502300.00KXIPWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
63
 
Ben Cutting
15502300.00RCBRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium05 April 2017
64
 
Nitish Rana
15502300.00KXIPHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
65
 
Mandeep Singh
15421375.00KXIPM. Chinnaswamy Stadium05 May 2017
66
 
Brendon McCullum
15421375.00RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
67
 
Brendon McCullum
15421375.00KKREden Gardens21 April 2017
68
 
Ben Stokes
15402375.00SRHRajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium06 May 2017
69
 
Sanju Samson
15502300.00GLFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
70
 
Aaron Finch
15502300.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium27 April 2017
71
 
Dinesh Karthik
15521300.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
72
 
Steve Smith
15421375.00RCBMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium29 April 2017
73
 
Suresh Raina
15621250.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
74
 
Glenn Maxwell
15402375.00KKRIS Bindra Stadium09 May 2017
75
 
Glenn Maxwell
15502300.00GLIS Bindra Stadium07 May 2017
76
 
Shaun Marsh
15521300.00SRHIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
77
 
Suryakumar Yadav
15421375.00RPSEden Gardens03 May 2017
78
 
Kieron Pollard
15402375.00RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium14 April 2017
79
 
Corey Anderson
15502300.00KXIPFeroz Shah Kotla Ground15 April 2017
80
 
Ishan Kishan
15621250.00MISaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium29 April 2017
81
 
Dwayne Smith
15521300.00RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
82
 
Karun Nair
15521300.00SRHFeroz Shah Kotla Ground02 May 2017
83
 
Suresh Raina
15521300.00KKREden Gardens21 April 2017
84
 
Suresh Raina
15402375.00DDFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
85
 
Glenn Maxwell
15602250.00MIWankhede Stadium11 May 2017
86
 
Ben Stokes
15602250.00GLMaharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium01 May 2017
87
 
Sanju Samson
15502300.00GLFeroz Shah Kotla Ground04 May 2017
88
 
Hashim Amla
15421375.00GLIS Bindra Stadium07 May 2017
89
 
Glenn Maxwell
14402350.00RCBHolkar Cricket Stadium10 April 2017
90
 
Kedar Jadhav
14421350.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017
91
 
Chris Lynn
14621233.33RCBM. Chinnaswamy Stadium07 May 2017
92
 
Karun Nair
14621233.33MIFeroz Shah Kotla Ground06 May 2017
93
 
Brendon McCullum
14521280.00RPSSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium14 April 2017
94
 
Hashim Amla
14621233.33GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium23 April 2017
95
 
Aaron Finch
14502280.00DDGreen Park10 May 2017
96
 
Martin Guptill
14521280.00SRHIS Bindra Stadium28 April 2017
97
 
Dinesh Karthik
14501280.00MIWankhede Stadium16 April 2017
98
 
Manish Pandey
14530280.00RPSEden Gardens03 May 2017
99
 
Hashim Amla
14402350.00MIHolkar Cricket Stadium20 April 2017
100
 
Chris Gayle
14402350.00GLSaurashtra Cricket Association Stadium18 April 2017

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