As IPL 2025 progresses, several batters have made their mark with explosive performances. Here's a look at the top 10 run-scorers so far in the tournament:
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The power-hitter from Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) leads the run charts with 145 runs in two innings at an impressive strike rate. His highest score of 75 came in a crucial match, showcasing his ability to finish games in style.
The Gujarat Titans (GT) young talent has been in great touch, scoring 137 runs in two innings. His composed knock of 74 helped stabilize the innings, proving his worth in GT’s top order.
Travis Head has been in attacking mode for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), accumulating 136 runs in three innings. His top score of 67 came at a blazing strike rate, ensuring quick runs in the powerplay.
The Australian all-rounder has been a key player for LSG, amassing 124 runs in two innings. His knock of 72 was a standout performance, proving his importance as the opener.
SRH’s uncapped sensation Aniket Verma has been a revelation, scoring 117 runs in three innings. His 74-run knock was instrumental in Sunrisers putting up a competitive total.
CSK opener Ruturaj Gaikwad continues his consistency, scoring 116 runs in three innings. His top score of 63 laid a solid foundation at the top for Chennai Super Kings.
Ishan Kishan’s unbeaten 106 off 54 balls* remains the only century of the tournament so far. The SRH wicketkeeper-batter played a match-winning knock, showing his explosive batting at the top.
Rajasthan Royals’ youngster Dhruv Jurel has been impressive with 106 runs in three innings. His 70-run knock proved his ability to anchor an innings when needed.
CSK’s Rachin Ravindra has been a consistent contributor, scoring 106 runs in three innings. His unbeaten 65 showcased* his adaptability and ability to finish games under pressure.
KKR’s Quinton de Kock played a blistering 97 off 101 balls*, marking his dominance at the top. His ability to accelerate and anchor the innings makes him a key player for KKR.
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