IPL 2026: The Indian Premier League (IPL) season 19 final will be played on 31st May at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium. Royal Challengers Bangalore led by Rajat Patidar has already arrived in the finals and, today is an epic clash between RR and GT and the winner will fight against the RCB. The defending champion is the top contender for the title. There are so many match winners the IPL produces every year. Today we will take a look at the top 5 best knocks of IPL history.
Shane Watson – 117 – 57 balls
When it comes to scoring most runs in the final of the Indian Premier league then Australian All rounder Shane Watson tops the List. His record is still unbreakable. He played a record match winning knock for the Chennai Super kings back in 2018 IPL season. Where he scored 117 runs off just 57 balls.
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Wriddhiman Saha 115 – 55 balls
No one appreciates but no one can even deny that how good Wriddhiman saha was as a wicket-keeper and batsman and especially the way he batted in IPL 2014’s final against the kolkata Knight riders, Saha Scored 115 runs of 55 balls and that inning is still the second top inning of IPL final history.
Manish Pandey – 94 – 50 balls
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Manish Pandey has shown a one man show back in 2014 IPL finals against the King XI Punjab (Punjab Kings) now and he helped KKR to lift the title for Kolkata knight riders. Pandey made 94 runs off 50 balls and this innings still stands at number 3 in IPL final histroy..
Murli Vijay – 95 – 52 balls
Chennai Super Kings opener Murli Vijay comes on number 4 to bat and he played a match-winning match for his franchise. Murli made 95 runs of 52 balls and helped his team to lift the two consecutive IPL trophies.
Faf Du Plessis – 86 – 59 balls
Last but not least on number five Faf Du Plessis comes. He played a match-winning knock against the Kolkata knight riders in 2021. He made 86 runs of just 59 balls and helped his team to clinch their 4th IPL title.
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