Highest Individual Score in CPL

A massive individual innings can single-handedly win a T20 match, and the CPL has seen plenty of spectacular, breathtaking knocks. Check out the leaderboard for the highest individual scores that left bowlers searching for answers.

Highest Individual Scores in CPL

PlayerScore (BF)4s/6sSROpponentVenueDate
Brandon King132* (72)10/11183.33TridentsProvidence6 Oct 2019
Tim Seifert125* (53)10/9235.84FalconsGros Islet31 Aug 2025
Andre Russell121* (49)6/13246.93TrinbagoPort of Spain10 Aug 2018
Dasun Shanaka121* (43)8/12281.39KingsBasseterre3 Sep 2026
Faf du Plessis120* (60)13/5200PatriotsBasseterre4 Sep 2021
Colin Munro120 (57)14/6210.52PatriotsBasseterre17 Aug 2025
Alex Hales119* (57)12/7208.77KingsProvidence17 Sep 2023
Chris Gayle116 (62)7/10187.09PatriotsBasseterre10 Sep 2019
Quinton de Kock115 (68)8/9169.11AmazonBridgetown14 Sep 2024
Chris Gayle111* (63)5/10176.19ZouksSt George’s12 Jul 2014
Shimron Hetmyer111* (43)8/9258.13TrinbagoPort of Spain31 Aug 2026
Dwayne Smith110* (69)7/8159.42ZouksBridgetown23 Jul 2014
Shamarh Brooks109* (52)7/8209.61AmazonProvidence28 Sep 2022
Chris Gayle108* (54)6/11200TrinbagoPort of Spain4 Jul 2016
Marlon Samuels106* (52)10/8203.84AmazonBasseterre7 Aug 2014

Key Insights

The first-ever century in the history of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) was scored by Chris Gayle, who achieved the feat while playing for the Jamaica Tallawahs against the St Lucia Zouks on July 12, 2014.

The record for the fastest century in CPL history is jointly held by Andre Russell and Tim Seifert, who both smashed incredible 40-ball hundreds.

Russell also holds another spot on the leaderboard with a 42-ball century, while Shai Hope (41 balls) and Shimron Hetmyer (47 balls) round out the list of the five fastest CPL centuries.

While most of the centuries on this list resulted in match-winning performances, Gayle’s 116, against Patriots in 2019, remains the highest individual score in a losing cause in the tournament’s history.

Also Read: Most Centuries in CPL History

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