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Highest Strike Rate T20 World Cup 2024

The ICC T20 World Cup 2024 began on June 1 and concluded on June 29th. It was co-hosted by the West Indies and the USA. 

England entered the event as defending champions. Meanwhile, some T20 stalwarts have hit so many sixes in an innings in the previous eight T20 World Cups.

Highest Strike-Rates in T20 World Cup 2024

No.

Cricketer

Matches

Innings

Runs

Strike-Rate

1

Shai Hope

(West Indies)

3

3

107

187.71

2

Brandon McMullen

(Scotland)

4

3

140

170.73

3

Andre Russell

(West Indies)

7

6

78

165.95

4

Marcus Stoinis

(Australia)

7

5

169

164.07

5

Shaheen Afridi

(Pakistan)

4

3

36

163.63

6

Michael Leask

(Scotland)

4

2

40

160.00

7

Phil Salt

(England)

7

7

188

159.32

8

Ravindra Jadeja

(India)

8

5

35

159.09

9

Jos Buttler

(England)

7

7

214

158.51

10

Travis Head

(Australia)

7

7

255

158.38

Top 4 batsmen with the highest strike rate in the T20 World Cup History

1. AB de Villiers – 143.40

Though South Africa has yet to win the T20 World Cup, its former captain, AB de Villiers, was spectacular throughout the campaign. The Proteas dasher has scored 717 runs in 30 World Cup games, with a strike rate of 143.40. His average is also decent, at 29.87. His tally includes five half-centuries, with his best score of 79*.

2. Jos Butter – 144.48

Jos Buttler, who was a key player in England’s 2022 championship win, has amassed 799 runs at an incredible strike rate of 144.48 through 27 T20 World Cup games thus far. With an average of 4205, the England captain has also proven reliable in the competition. He has a tonne plus four fifties. With 33 T20 WC sixes, he is tied for third place among batters.

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3. Kevin Pietersen – 148.33

We have another England star on this list Kevin Pietersen. He played a crucial role in his team’s 2010 T20 World Cup victory. Throughout his 15 competition outings, he pounded out 580 runs at a strike percentage of 148.33 (50s: 4). With a strike rate of more than 130, he has the greatest average of any batter at 44.61.

4. Shahid Afridi – 154.23

Shahid Afridi is the person at the top of this exclusive list. The all-around talisman was instrumental in leading Pakistan to victory in 2009. In 34 T20 World Cup appearances, he amassed 546 runs at an incredible strike rate of 154.23. With an average of 18.82 in the event, he boasts a handful of fifties.

Among these players, Jos Buttler of England is the only one still playing. Therefore, looking at him for exciting cricket betting odds would be a wise decision for those involved in t20 world cup betting

Full List of Players with Highest Strike Rate in T20 World Cup

PLAYERTEAMSPANMATRUNSSR
Suryakumar YadavIND2021-202210281181.29
Darren SammyWI2009-201625215164.1
Shahid AfridiPAK2007-201634546154.2
Marcus StoinisAUS2021-202211206151.47
Imran NazirPAK2007-201213300150
Kevin PietersenENG2007-201015580148.3
Glenn MaxwellAUS2012-202224446147.68
Joe RootENG2016-20166249146.5
Matthew HaydenAUS2007-20076265144.8
Jason RoyENG2016-202111306144.3

This is your chance to enhance your t20 betting strategy for waging successful bets. 

While engaging in t20 betting online, make sure you keep an eye out for these players!

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1) Whose T20 strike rate is the highest?

The top spot on the list of batsmen with the highest T20 batting strike rate goes to Peter Nevill of Australia, who has an amazing batting strike rate of 227.27 over nine T20 matches.

2) Among Indian cricketers, who has the highest strike rate?

In men’s T20Is, all-rounder Rinku Singh has the highest strike rate among the Indian players.

3) In the T20 World Cup, what is the highest team total scored?

260/6: Kenya vs. Sri Lanka, 2007.

The record for the highest team total in T20 World Cup history is held by Sri Lanka. In the first edition in 2007, Sri Lanka scored 260/6 against Kenya. 

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