Virat Kohli to James Vince: Batters to score most runs for a SINGLE team in T20s
Loyalty meets firepower — from Virat Kohli's legendary run with RCB to James Vince's consistency for Hampshire, these batters have piled on the most T20 runs for a single team.
Star Indian batter Virat Kohli has amassed a total 9030 for Royal Challengers Bengaluru across IPL (8605 runs) and Champions League T20 (424 runs).
India's star opener and ODI skipper, Rohit Sharma has amassed a total of 6060 runs for Mumbai Indians.
England's batter James Vince has scored a total of 5934 runs while playing for Hamshire in T20 Blast.
Former India batter, Suresh Raina has scored a total of 5529 runs for Chennai Super Kings.
India's all time best captain, MS Dhoni has amassed a total of 5314 runs for Chennai Super Kings.
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