Most runs scored after 150 T20Is among men and women
Most runs scored after 150 T20Is among men and women
With India women's Smriti Mandhana completing 150 matches in T20I cricket, let us have a look at the top 5 players across men and women who have the most runs scored to their name after playing 150 T20I matches.
5. India women's Harmanpreet Kaur has the fifth-highest runs of any batter across men and women after playing 150 T20I matches. It is worth noting that after 150 T20Is, Harmanpreet Kaur had amassed 3,006 runs to her name, maintaining an average of 27.83 runs and a high score of 103 runs.
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4. Ireland's Paul Stirling has the fourth-highest runs of any batter in men's and women's after 150 T20I matches. After 150 matches, Stirling had scored 3,656 runs to his name, maintaining an average of 26.88 runs, and a highest score of 115* runs. There is no doubt that Stirling has been an integral part of Ireland's setup across formats, and will continue to be so in the near future as well.
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3. Widely revered as one of the best batters of the generation, Rohit Sharma was a formidable talent for team India in the shortest format. Leading the side to the T20 World Cup 2024, Rohit sealed his legacy with the national team. It is worth noting that after playing 150 T20Is, Rohit had scored 3,853 runs to his name. He maintained an average of 30.82 runs and a highest score 118 runs.
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2. One of the best batters in the current India women's side, Smriti Mandhana, has been exceptional for the women in blue across formats. Recently completing 150 T20I matches, the star batter has amassed 3,886 runs to her name, and maintains an average of 29.89 runs and a high score 112 runs.
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1. New Zealand women's Suzie Bates had the most runs after 150 T20I matches across both men and women. After playing 150 T20Is, Suzie Bates had amassed 4,049 runs to her name. She also maintains an average of 29.77 runs and has a highest score of 124* runs in the format. A stalwart for the White Ferns in the shortest format, Bates has been exceptional for her side for many years now.
