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Top 10: Most Runs in PSL (Overall)

Pakistan Super League is one of cricket’s primary entertaining tournaments, played in the T20 format. Pakistan Cricket Board founded the Pakistan-based franchise cricket in September 2015, and the league’s first edition happened in 2016. Islamabad United won the first edition of PSL, and you can find the winners list of every edition since then here.

Babar Azam, the Pakistani captain, is the leading run-scorer in the Pakistan Super League. Babar is also the first to get 2000 runs in PSL and has made 2500+ first time in the tournament.

This article will list the top ten batters with the most runs in PSL.

Most Runs in PSL History

PLAYERSRUNSINNINGSHIGH SCOREAVERAGESTR RATE50s/100s
Babar Azam37929811544.61127.5036/2
Fakhar Zaman29649711530.87142.0223/2
Mohammad Rizwan 277082110*42.61128.9521/2
Shoaib Malik2350887333.09127.7815/0
Rilee Rossouw22878912132.21146.2210/3
Kamran Akmal197274107*27.38136.9412/3
Mohammad Hafeez17317498*27.47124.449/0
Colin Munro16335490*33.32149.8113/0
James Vince15445610129.69139.351/7
Sarfaraz Ahmed1525738129.32122.687/0

Key Stats

The kiwi wicketkeeper-batsman Luke Ronchi is the fastest batsman to reach 1000 PSL runs.

The top two batsmen in the Pakistani batting lineup – Babar and Rizwan also are the most consistent batters in their country’s domestic league, courtesy of their batting averages in the league.

Currently, Kamran Akmal tops the century-scorers list in PSL history with three triple-digit scores.

Jason Roy’s unbeaten 145 against Peshawar Zalmi playing for Quetta Gladiators in the 2023 season is the highest individual score in Pakistan Super League. Check the top ten here.

Also Read: All Time Greatest Pakistani XI Test Team

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