The Indian Premier League’s (IPL) season 19 is almost at an end, as teams are going to play qualifier matches, and the playoff matches will start from the 26th. Over the years, several IPL stars have produced unforgettable six-ball assaults that changed matches in minutes and left fans stunned. IPL has produced overnight stars and many young talents in Indian cricket, who are now ruling world cricket. Here’s a look at the top five highest-scoring overs in IPL history. See the whole list from Chris Gayle to Suresh Raina, ruling the list.
Chris Gayle – 37 Runs vs Kochi Kerala (2011)
When Chris Gayle gets into rhythm, bowlers simply run out of answers. Playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Gayle tore apart Prasanth Parameswaran for 37 runs in a single over — still one of the most iconic moments in IPL history.
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The over: 6, 6 (no-ball), 4, 4, 6, 6, 4.
Ravindra Jadeja – 37 Runs vs RCB (2021)
A decade after Gayle’s carnage, Ravindra Jadeja equalled the record in stunning fashion. Representing Chennai Super Kings against RCB, Jadeja dismantled Harshal Patel in the final over of the innings at Wankhede Stadium.
The over – 6, 6, 6 (no-ball), 6, 2, 6, 4.
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Pat Cummins – 35 Runs vs Mumbai Indians (2022)
The Australian Player Known primarily for his fast bowling, Pat Cummins produced one of IPL’s most unexpected batting explosions. Chasing against Mumbai Indians, Cummins hammered Daniel Sams for 35 runs in a breathtaking over.
The Australian Player smashed in that Over- 6, 4, 6, 6, no-ball, 4, 6.
Suresh Raina – 33 Runs vs Kings XI Punjab (2014)
Few IPL knocks are remembered as fondly as Suresh Raina’s 87 off just 25 balls in the 2014 Qualifier. During that astonishing innings, Raina hammered Parvinder Awana for 33 runs in an over at the Wankhede Stadium.His sequence of boundaries and fearless strokeplay turned a high-pressure chase into complete chaos for Punjab. Even today, Raina’s blitz remains one of the finest innings played in IPL playoffs history.
Mr IPL in that over – 6,6,4,4,nb4,4,4.
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