By Kaif - Feb 04, 2025 01:55 PM
Fastest to reach 9000 T20 runs in terms of balls: At present, T20 cricket is played more than Test and ODI. Most fans also like to watch this format. This is the reason why private T20 tournaments are now being played in most countries. This is also a big reason why big records are being made one after the other in T20 cricket. Recently, KKR's dashing player Andre Russell registered a big record in his name.
In fact, Russell has become the player to complete 9 thousand runs in the least number of balls in T20 cricket. He achieved this feat while playing in the 27th match of the International T20 League being played in Dubai. Let us know who are the 3 players who touched the figure of 9000 runs in T20 cricket in the least number of balls.
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Former South African batsman AB de Villiers occupies the third position in this list. He faced 5985 balls to complete 9 thousand runs. Talking about de Villiers' T20 career, he has played 340 matches. During this, he has scored 9424 runs at an average of 37.24, which includes 4 centuries and 69 half-centuries. His highest score has been 133 not out.
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Australia's star batsman Glenn Maxwell occupies the second position in this list. Maxwell is counted among the most dangerous batsmen in the T20 format and he plays continuously in different T20 leagues of the world. Maxwell took 5915 balls to cross the 9000 run mark in T20 cricket. Let us tell you that Maxwell has scored more than 10 thousand runs in 459 matches played so far.
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Andre Russell is at the forefront in terms of completing 9 thousand runs in the least number of balls in T20 cricket. This explosive right-handed batsman faced 5321 balls to achieve this milestone. Russell has scored 9008 runs at an average of above 26 in 538 T20 matches played so far, in which 2 centuries and 21 half-centuries have come from his bat.
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