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KL Rahul Stands next to Kohli, Rohit in the special list
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 April 2022 12:29 PM GMT
Stylish player KL Rahul is in good form. Irrespective of the format, runs are flowing from his bat. He is continuing his good form in the annoying Indian Premier League as well. As a result of his good form, he joined an elite list that sees big names in the cricketing world.
The half-century he scored the other day against the Hyderabad team made him join the likes of former Indian skippers Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virat Kohli.
KL Rahul now holds the sixth highest half-century number in the history of IPL as a skipper. He had surpassed the former Australian player Adam Gilchrist to reach the sixth spot in the list of players who made over 50 runs for the highest time while leading the team. Rahul has scored 50+ runs as many as 13 times.
Looking at the other players who are at the top of the list, Run Machine is at the top position with as many 40 50+ scores, while former Indian player Gautam Gambhir, Hitman Rohit Sharma, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni with 31, 23, and 22 such scores respectively.
While the list was dominated by the Indian players largely, Australian player David Warner had managed to make as many as 27 50+ scores in the IPL as a captain.
The half-century he scored the other day against the Hyderabad team made him join the likes of former Indian skippers Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virat Kohli.
KL Rahul now holds the sixth highest half-century number in the history of IPL as a skipper. He had surpassed the former Australian player Adam Gilchrist to reach the sixth spot in the list of players who made over 50 runs for the highest time while leading the team. Rahul has scored 50+ runs as many as 13 times.
Looking at the other players who are at the top of the list, Run Machine is at the top position with as many 40 50+ scores, while former Indian player Gautam Gambhir, Hitman Rohit Sharma, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni with 31, 23, and 22 such scores respectively.
While the list was dominated by the Indian players largely, Australian player David Warner had managed to make as many as 27 50+ scores in the IPL as a captain.
