As the T20 World Cup 2025 approaches this September, here are the top 10 run scorers of the T20 Asia Cup edition.
Virat Kohli tops the chart with 429 runs in 10 matches in the T20 Asia Cup. His tally includes a memorable maiden T20I century, which came against Afghanistan in the 2022 edition, showcasing his class and consistency.
Pakistan's dependable wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan ranks second, scoring 281 runs in just 6 matches. His ability to anchor the innings and accelerate when needed has made him a standout performer.
India’s former captain Rohit Sharma stands third with 271 runs across 9 matches. Known for his explosive starts and leadership, Rohit has played several impactful innings in Asia Cup history.
Hong Kong’s Babar Hayat made history by becoming the first player to score a century in the T20 Asia Cup. With 235 runs in just 5 matches, he proved his mettle against top-tier teams despite representing an associate nation.
Afghanistan’s rising star Ibrahim Zadran has made a strong impression with 196 runs in just 5 matches, emerging as his team’s highest scorer in T20 Asia Cup history.
Sri Lanka’s Bhanuka Rajapaksa was instrumental in their 2022 Asia Cup triumph, amassing 191 runs in 6 matches. His aggressive middle-order batting provided much-needed momentum throughout the tournament.
Bangladesh’s Sabbir Rahman has been a consistent contributor in the T20 Asia Cup, scoring 181 runs in 6 games. His performances have often helped stabilize Bangladesh’s innings under pressure.
Another key Afghan batter, Najibullah Zadran, has scored 176 runs in 8 matches. His powerful strokeplay in the lower middle order has been vital in several close contests.
Representing the UAE, Muhammad Usman has been a standout for his team, scoring 176 runs in 7 matches. His performances were crucial in putting UAE on the map in Asia Cup T20 cricket.
Sri Lanka’s Pathum Nissanka rounds out the top 10 with 173 runs in 6 matches. A technically sound batter, he played a key role in building strong foundations at the top of the order.
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