Top 10 Indians With Most Runs In T20I: Rohit Sharma Leads, Virat Kohli Follows Behind, MS Dhoni At…
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Former Indian captain Rohit Sharma tops the charts with 4,231 runs in 159 T20 Internationals. He bid farewell to the format after leading India to victory in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Virat Kohli: 4,188 Runs - 125 Matches
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India's 'Run Machine,' Virat Kohli, was once unstoppable in the format, amassing 4,188 runs in just 125 matches. He also retired alongside Rohit Sharma after the 2024 triumph. Suryakumar Yadav: 2,589 Runs - 83 Matches
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Currently India's T20I captain, Suryakumar Yadav, is the highest active run-scorer for the country in the format, with 2,589 runs to his name. KL Rahul: 2,265 Runs - 72 Matches
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KL Rahul was a powerhouse at the top of the order, scoring 2,265 runs in just 72 matches, though he is currently battling for a spot in the T20 side. Hardik Pandya: 1,812 Runs - 114 Matches
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ICC's No. 1 T20 all-rounder, Hardik Pandya, has accumulated 1,812 runs in 114 matches and is known for his unmatched finishing ability. Shikhar Dhawan: 1,759 Runs - 68 Matches
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Former opener Shikhar Dhawan scored 1,759 runs in 68 T20 Internationals, providing India with many blazing starts. MS Dhoni: 1,617 Runs - 98 Matches
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'Captain Cool,' MS Dhoni contributed 1,617 runs in 98 matches, guiding India to the inaugural 2007 T20 World Cup victory. Suresh Raina: 1,605 Runs - 78 Matches
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Suresh Raina, the first Indian to score a T20I century, piled up 1,605 runs in 78 matches and was a key middle-order asset. Rishabh Pant: 1,209 Runs - 76 Matches
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Dependable wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant has 1,209 runs in 76 T20Is, often rescuing the side in crunch moments. Yuvraj Singh: 1,177 Runs - 58 Matches
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The destructive Yuvraj Singh completes the list with 1,177 runs in 58 matches, remembered for his power-hitting and match-winning knocks.
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