IPL Most Runs Scored In Death Overs

Pratidin Bureau

MS Dhoni (CSK, RPS)

The legendary finisher, Dhoni, reigns supreme with a whopping 2632 runs.

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Kieron Pollard (MI)

The big-hitting Trinidadian amassed 1708 runs. Pollard's brute force and six-hitting prowess made him a nightmare for bowlers in the slog overs.

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AB de Villiers (DC, RCB)

Mr. 360, de Villiers, scored 1421 runs. His unorthodox strokeplay and ability to find the boundary from any position were a marvel to watch.

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Dinesh Karthik (multiple teams)

The veteran wicket-keeper batsman has 1364 runs.

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Rohit Sharma (DC, MI)

The Hitman has 1145 runs. Though an opener, Rohit's fearless approach and clean hitting make him a valuable player in the death overs as well.

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Ravindra Jadeja (RR, CSK, GL)

The all-rounder, Jadeja, has 1256 runs. His left-handed power hitting and ability to rotate the strike effectively make him a well-rounded finisher.

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Yusuf Pathan (multiple teams)

The explosive middle-order batsman has 858 runs. Pathan's fearlessness and ability to find the boundary at will made him a valuable asset in the death overs.

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Hardik Pandya (MI, GT)

The flamboyant all-rounder has 998 runs. Pandya's big-hitting abilities and clean striking make him a potent force in the death overs.

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Virat Kohli (RCB)

The run machine, Kohli, has 1001 runs. While known for his top-order dominance, Kohli has also played some crucial cameos in the death overs.

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Andre Russell (KKR)

The Caribbean powerhouse has 854 runs. Russell's brute force and ability to clear the ropes with ease make him a dangerous late-order batsman.

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