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In a breath-taking display of power-hitting and calculated aggression, Glenn Maxwell delivered one of the most memorable knocks in Major League Cricket (MLC) history, blasting a 48-ball century to lead Washington Freedom to a towering total of 208/5 against the Los Angeles Knight Riders at Oakland Coliseum. The Australian all-rounder, known as “The Big Show”, showcased his trademark 360-degree strokeplay, belting 13 sixes and 2 fours en route to a stunning 106 off just 49 balls, marking his maiden MLC century and his eighth in T20 cricket overall.

A Sluggish Start Turns Into Six-Hitting Carnage

Maxwell came in at a tense moment, with Washington reeling at 92/5 in the 12th over. His start was far from flamboyant—he crawled to 11 off 15 balls, seemingly setting the stage for a quiet end. But then came the 14th over, and with it, the turning point. Facing compatriot Tanveer Sangha, Maxwell flipped the switch. A hat-trick of sixes off the leg-spinner launched a blitzkrieg that ripped apart LAKR’s bowling. From that moment, there was no looking back. Maxwell accelerated with precision, scoring 89 runs off the next 34 balls in a jaw-dropping power-hitting masterclass.

A Defining Moment for MLC and T20 Cricket

Maxwell’s innings is not just a highlight for Washington Freedom, but a marquee moment for the Major League Cricket 2025 season. It signals the rising global stature of the MLC and reaffirms the USA as an emerging hub for top-tier cricket action.

For fans and followers, the spectacle was a reminder of what Maxwell brings to the shortest format—a mix of unpredictability, raw power, and cricketing smarts. Whether it’s reversing the pressure with innovative strokes or dismantling spin attacks with sheer brutality, Maxwell remains one of the format’s most dangerous game-changers.

West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran made history on Friday at Tarouba, breaking Pakistan’s Mohammed Rizwan’s world record for most runs in T20s in a calendar year.

The southpaw accomplished this historic high in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2024 game for his side Trinbago Knight Riders against Barbados Royals.

In the game, Pooran continued his fine form in the league and T20s this year with a short, but an impactful 15-ball cameo of 27 runs, consisting of four boundaries and a six. His runs came at a strike rate of 180.00.

Pooran is the leading run-getter in T20s this year, with 2,059 runs in 66 matches and 65 innings at an average of 42.02, with a strike rate of 160.85 and best score of 98. He has scored 14 half-centuries this year. He has smacked 139 fours and 152 this year.

In CPL 2024, Pooran has scored 312 runs in nine innings at an average of 39.00, with a strike rate of 175.28 and best score of 97. He has two half-centuries in the competition and is the fourth-highest run-getter.

Rizwan’s record was scoring 2,036 runs in 48 T20s back in 2021 at an average of 56.60 and a strike rate of over 132, with a century and 18 fifties. His best score was 104*.

Pooran has displayed some incredible batting form in major T20 leagues and competition this year. Some of his notable performances came in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, in which he scored 499 runs at an average of 62.37, with three fifties and strike rate of 178.21, with his best score being 75. He finished as the eight-highest run-getter.

In the T20 World Cup held at USA and West Indies, Pooran was the sixth-highest run-maker with 228 runs in seven innings at an average of 38.00, with a fifty and best score of 98.

In the International League T20 season this year in UAE, Pooran led MI Emirates to the title with a brilliant campaign of 709 runs in 20 matches at an average of 50.64, with four fifties and a strike rate of 155.14. He was the third-highest run-getter in the tournament.

In 13 T20Is for West Indies, he has scored 384 runs at an average of 34.90, with a strike rate of over 157, two half-centuries and best score of 98.

Earlier in CPL 2024, Pooran went past legendary Chris Gayle’s world record of 135 sixes in T20 cricket during a calendar year and cracked the 150-sixes mark recently, becoming the first player to do so.

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored 1500 plus runs in Twenty20 games in a Calender year

No	Player	Year	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0s	4s	6s
1	N Pooran	2024	66	65	16	2059	98	0	14	2	139	152
2	Mohammad Rizwan	2021	48	45	9	2036	104*	1	18	3	196	57
3	AD Hales	2022	61	61	4	1946	91	0	17	3	218	80
4	JC Buttler	2023	56	55	3	1833	95	0	17	6	165	77
5	Mohammad Rizwan	2022	44	44	8	1817	88*	0	20	1	148	42
6	Babar Azam	2021	46	43	6	1779	122	2	18	3	186	36
7	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	3	10	0	123	135
8	Shan Masood	2022	55	53	8	1643	88	0	14	3	168	26
9	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	4	14	1	153	47
10	Babar Azam	2019	39	39	4	1607	102*	3	12	2	168	35
11	AB de Villiers	2019	43	43	13	1580	100*	1	14	0	115	79
12	JC Buttler	2022	38	38	4	1570	116	4	10	2	151	74
13	RR Hendricks	2024	59	57	7	1555	90	0	14	6	138	60
14	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	3	13	2	100	121
15	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	1	12	4	142	82
16	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	0	11	5	131	94
17	SA Yadav	2022	41	41	8	1503	117	2	12	3	133	85

Babar Azam, CH Gayle, JC Buttler and Mohammad Rizwan are the four batsman who have scored 1500 plus runs in T20 games in two separate Calendar years

No	Player	Year	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0s	4s	6s
1	Babar Azam	2021	46	43	6	1779	122	2	18	3	186	36
2	Babar Azam	2019	39	39	4	1607	102*	3	12	2	168	35
1	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	3	10	0	123	135
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	3	13	2	100	121
1	JC Buttler	2023	56	55	3	1833	95	0	17	6	165	77
2	JC Buttler	2022	38	38	4	1570	116	4	10	2	151	74
1	Mohammad Rizwan	2021	48	45	9	2036	104*	1	18	3	196	57
2	Mohammad Rizwan	2022	44	44	8	1817	88*	0	20	1	148	42

JC Buttler and Mohammad Rizwan are the two batsman who have scored 1500 plus runs in T20 games in consective Calendar years

No	Player	Year	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0s	4s	6s
1	JC Buttler	2022	38	38	4	1570	116	4	10	2	151	74
2	JC Buttler	2023	56	55	3	1833	95	0	17	6	165	77
1	Mohammad Rizwan	2021	48	45	9	2036	104*	1	18	3	196	57
2	Mohammad Rizwan	2022	44	44	8	1817	88*	0	20	1	148	42

Nicholas Pooran of West Indies has an aggregate of 139 boundary sixes in T20s in 2024, the most by any batsman in the format in a calendar year. He went past Chris Gayle’s 2015 record of 135, when he struck the sixth of his nine boundary sixes on the way to a 43-ball 97 against St Kitts and Nevis Patriots in CPL 2024.

Nicholas Pooran of West Indies has represented the following teams in Twenty20 games. Durban’s Super Giants, Lucknow Super Giants, MI Emirates, MI New York, Northern Superchargers (Men), Rangpur Riders, Trinbago Knight Riders, West Indies

There are eight occasions of batsmen scoring 100 plus boundary sixes by a batsman in a calendar year in the history of Twenty20 games. All such occasions are detailed below. CH Gayle has scored 100 plus boundary sixes in a calendar year on six occasions.

No	Player	Year	6s
1	N Pooran	2024	139
2	CH Gayle	2015	135
3	CH Gayle	2012	121
4	CH Gayle	2011	116
5	CH Gayle	2016	112
6	CH Gayle	2017	101
7	AD Russell	2019	101
8	CH Gayle	2013	100

V Kohli has scored 125 boundary sixes at Bangalore in the Twenty20 matches he played. He needs two more boundary sixes to own the record of scoring most boundary sixes on a single ground inTwenty20 matches.

AD Hales of England owns the record for most boundary sixes on a single ground, He has scored 126 boundary sixes at Nottingham

V Kohli and AD Hales are the two batsmen to score 100 plus boundary sixes on a single ground.

V Kohli has scored 23 half centuries at Bangalore   in the Twenty20 matches he played  He needs one more half century to share the record of scoring most half centuries on a single ground inTwenty20 matches with AD Hales

AD Hales of England with 24 half centuries owns the record for most boundary sixes on a single ground, at Nottingham

Lucknow posted a total of 257 for 5 against Punjab in the ongoing IPL at Mohali on 28.04.23 to provide the 34th occasion of a team posting a total of250 plus runs in the history of T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Season
1	278-3	Afghanistan	Ireland	ehra Dun	2018/19
2	278-4	Czech Republic	Turkey	Moara Vlasiei	2019
3	273-2	Melbourne Stars	Hobart Hurricanes	Melbourne	2021/22
4	271-3	Northerns	Free State	Potchefstroom	2022/23
5	267-2	Trinbago Knight Riders	Jamaica Tallawahs	Kingston	2019
6	265-5	Somerset	Derbyshire	Taunton	2022
7	263-5	Bangalore	Pune Warriors	Bangalore	2013
8	263-3	Australia	Sri Lanka	Pallekele	2016
9	262-4	North West	Limpopo	Paarl	2018/19
10	262-3	Multan Sultans	Quetta Gladiators	Rawalpindi	2022/23
11	261-2	Warwickshire	Nottinghamshire	Nottingham	2022
12	260-6	Sri Lanka	Kenya	Johannesburg	2007/08
13	260-4	Yorkshire	Northamptonshire	Leeds	2017
14	260-5	India	Sri Lanka	Indore	2017/18
15	260-3	Leinster Lightning	North West Warriors	Dublin	2022
16	259-4	South Africa	West Indies	Centurion	2022/23
17	258-4	Mumbai	Sikkim	Indore	2018/19
18	258-2	Czech Republic	Bulgaria	Valletta	2022
19	258-5	West Indies	South Africa	Centurion	2022/23
20	257-5	Lucknow	Punjab Kings	Mohali	2023
21	256-5	Denmark	Gibraltar	Waterloo	2022
22	255-2	Yorkshire	Leicestershire	Leicester	2019
23	255-5	Jamaica Tallawahs	St Lucia Kings	Basseterre	2021
24	254-3	Gloucestershire	Middlesex	Uxbridge	2011
25	254-5	Essex	Glamorgan	Chelmsford	2022
26	254-5	New Zealand	Scotland	Edinburgh	2022
27	254-4	Durban’s Super Giants	Pretoria Capitals	Centurion	2022/23
28	253-8	Quetta Gladiators	Multan Sultans	Rawalpindi	2022/23
29	252-4	Andhra	Manipur	Mulapadu	2018/19
30	252-3	Scotland	Netherlands	Dublin	2019
31	251-6	Sinhalese Sports Club	Saracens Sports Club	Colombo	2015/16
32	250-3	Somerset	Gloucestershire	Taunton	2006
33	250-6	Surrey	Kent	Canterbury	2018
34	250-3	Karnataka	Services	Vizag	2018-19

Dwayne Bravo of West Indies became the first bowler in the history of T20 games to capture 600 wickets. The following table lists his performance seasonwise and team wise

Season	Team	Balls	M	Runs	W	BB	Ave	4	5
2005-06	New Zealand	16	0	16	2	2-16	8.00	0	0
2006	England	18	0	17	0
2007	England	6	0	6	0
2007-08	West Indies	66	0	71	2	1-15	35.50	0	0
2007-08	South Africa	40	0	89	0
2008	India	170	1	232	11	3-24	21.09	0	0
2008	West Indies	12	0	12	1	1-12	12.00	0	0
2008-09	West Indies	24	0	34	1	1-34	34.00	0	0
2009	South Africa	199	0	259	11	3-34	23.54	0	0
2009	England	126	0	184	10	4-38	18.40	1	0
2009-10	India	289	0	418	16	4-23	26.12	1	0
2009-10	Australia	102	0	169	4	3-32	42.25	0	0
2010	West Indies	223	0	258	11	2-5	23.45	0	0
2010	England	24	0	46	1	1-46	46.00	0	0
2010-11	Australia	45	0	68	2	1-11	34.00	0	0
2010-11	South Africa	66	0	87	4	2-18	21.75	0	0
2011	India	120	0	157	6	2-21	26.16	0	0
2011-12	West Indies	167	0	170	12	3-20	14.16	0	0
2011-12	Bangladesh	216	0	327	10	3-17	32.70	0	0
2011-12	India	90	0	113	5	2-22	22.60	0	0
2011-12	Australia	36	0	55	1	1-20	55.00	0	0
2012	USA	34	0	49	3	2-23	16.33	0	0
2012	England	12	0	21	0
2012	India	346	0	462	15	2-10	30.80	0	0
2012-13	Sri Lanka	6	0	8	0
2012-13	West Indies	168	0	175	7	2-15	25.00	0	0
2012-13	Australia	12	0	17	0
2013	India	375	0	497	32	4-42	15.53	1	0
2013	West Indies	192	0	242	10	2-14	24.20	0	0
2013-14	Australia	48	0	46	3	2-23	15.33	0	0
2013-14	New Zealand	42	0	55	0
2013-14	Bangladesh	48	0	74	1	1-39	74.00	0	0
2013-14	West Indies	108	0	144	4	2-34	36.00	0	0
2013-14	India	91	0	122	7	3-26	17.42	0	0
2014	UAE	0	0	0	0
2014	West Indies	206	0	306	9	3-33	34.00	0	0
2014-15	Australia	78	0	107	4	3-22	26.75	0	0
2014-15	India	78	0	108	2	2-17	54.00	0	0
2014-15	South Africa	242	0	335	10	2-20	33.50	0	0
2015	India	314	0	426	26	3-22	16.38	0	0
2015	West Indies	268	1	328	28	5-23	11.71	2	1
2015-16	UAE	162	0	226	4	3-30	56.50	0	0
2015-16	South Africa	150	0	176	4	1-27	44.00	0	0
2015-16	Australia	191	0	256	6	2-26	42.66	0	0
2015-16	Sri Lanka	48	0	81	4	4-28	20.25	1	0
2015-16	India	144	0	190	9	3-37	21.11	0	0
2016	USA	72	0	87	7	4-13	12.42	1	0
2016	England	119	0	156	5	2-3	31.20	0	0
2016	West Indies	234	0	346	16	2-33	21.62	0	0
2016	India	336	0	494	17	4-22	29.05	1	0
2016-17	UAE	60	0	85	1	1-38	85.00	0	0
2016-17	Australia	30	0	41	2	2-27	20.50	0	0
2016-17	Bangladesh	266	0	335	21	3-10	15.95	0	0
2017	West Indies	246	0	380	16	4-38	23.75	1	0
2017-18	Bangladesh	167	0	228	12	3-31	19.00	0	0
2017-18	Australia	257	0	363	18	5-28	20.16	0	1
2018	West Indies	246	0	433	12	3-11	36.08	0	0
2018	India	321	1	533	14	2-16	38.07	0	0
2018	USA	24	0	46	1	1-46	46.00	0	0
2018	England	134	0	199	7	2-24	28.42	0	0
2018-19	Pakistan	72	0	110	2	2-24	55.00	0	0
2018-19	South Africa	120	0	143	10	3-22	14.30	0	0
2018-19	Australia	319	0	424	15	3-22	28.26	0	0
2018-19	UAE	72	0	89	5	3-19	17.80	0	0
2019	India	247	0	330	11	3-33	30.00	0	0
2019-20	West Indies	61	0	65	5	3-19	13.00	0	0
2019-20	Sri Lanka	48	0	65	2	1-30	32.50	0	0
2020	West Indies	192	0	240	9	2-7	26.66	0	0
2020-21	UAE	126	0	180	6	3-37	30.00	0	0
2020-21	West Indies	72	0	82	3	2-25	27.33	0	0
2021	UAE	136	0	178	11	3-24	16.18	0	0
2021	West Indies	308	0	410	22	4-19	18.63	2	0
2021	India	66	0	85	3	1-10	28.33	0	0
2021-22	Bangladesh	232	0	301	18	3-30	16.72	0	0
2021-22	UAE	96	0	137	2	1-36	68.50	0	0
2022	England	265	0	369	13	2-15	28.38	0	0
2022	India	206	1	299	16	3-20	18.68	0	0
	Total	10568	4	14472	600	5-23	24.12	11	2

Team	Balls	M	Runs	W	BB	Ave	4	5
Chennai Super Kings	2516	2	3490	154	4-42	22.66	1	0
Chittagong Kings	216	0	327	10	3-17	32.70	0	0
Comilla Victorians	167	0	228	12	3-31	19.00	0	0
Dhaka Dynamites	266	0	335	21	3-10	15.95	0	0
Dolphins	326	0	415	11	2-20	37.72	0	0
Essex	24	0	46	1	1-46	46.00	0	0
Fortune Barisal	232	0	301	18	3-30	16.72	0	0
Gujarat Lions	336	0	494	17	4-22	29.05	1	0
Kent	18	0	17	0
Lahore Qalandars	162	0	226	4	3-30	56.50	0	0
Melbourne Renegades	604	0	813	33	5-28	24.63	0	1
Melbourne Stars	319	0	424	15	3-22	28.26	0	0
Middlesex	134	0	199	7	2-24	28.42	0	0
Mumbai Indians	592	1	806	30	3-24	26.86	0	0
Northern Superchargers Men	60	0	89	4	2-29	22.25	0	0
Paarl Rocks	120	0	143	10	3-22	14.30	0	0
Quetta Gladiators	144	0	199	7	3-19	28.42	0	0
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots	122	0	193	8	4-26	24.12	1	0
Surrey	119	0	156	5	2-3	31.20	0	0
Sydney Sixers	36	0	55	1	1-20	55.00	0	0
Trinbago Knight Riders	990	0	1495	59	4-13	25.33	2	0
Trinidad and Tobago	570	0	635	33	4-23	19.24	1	0
Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel	638	1	833	47	5-23	17.72	2	1
Victoria	147	0	237	6	3-32	39.50	0	0
West Indies	1505	0	2036	78	4-19	26.10	3	0
Worcestershire	205	0	280	9	2-15	31.11	0	0
Total	10568	4	14472	600	5-23	24.12	11	2

JC Buttler’s 106 not out for Rajasthan against Bangalore at Ahmedabad on 27.05.22 was his sixth century in T20 games. He became the eleventh batsman in the history of T20 games to score six or more centuries. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	C
1	CH Gayle	463	455	53	14562	175*	22
2	M Klinger	206	198	25	5960	126*	8
3	DA Warner	325	324	42	10740	135*	8
4	AJ Finch	353	347	33	10585	172	8
5	LJ Wright	337	313	28	8381	153*	7
6	BB McCullum	370	364	33	9922	158*	7
7	KL Rahul	187	174	30	6358	132*	6
8	Babar Azam	219	210	36	7880	122	6
9	SR Watson	343	335	34	8821	124*	6
10	RG Sharma	384	371	47	10163	118	6
11	JC Buttler	314	292	52	8159	124	6

JC Buttler’s 106 not out for Rajasthan against Bangalore at Ahmedabad on 27.05.22 fetched him an aggregate of 8159 runs in T20 games. He became the eighh batsman in the history of T20 games to score 8000 plus runs coupled with six or more centuries. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	C
1	CH Gayle	463	455	53	14562	175*	22
2	DA Warner	325	324	42	10740	135*	8
3	AJ Finch	353	347	33	10585	172	8
4	RG Sharma	384	371	47	10163	118	6
5	BB McCullum	370	364	33	9922	158*	7
6	SR Watson	343	335	34	8821	124*	6
7	LJ Wright	337	313	28	8381	153*	7
8	JC Buttler	314	292	52	8159	124	6

Virat Kohli of India is on the threshold of becoming the first Indian batsman to score 250 plus boundary fours on a single ground in the history of T20 games. He has scored 249 boundary fours at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore prior to the start of T20I against South Africa. India and South Africa are scheduled to meet  at Bangalore on 19.06.22 One more boundary four would fetch him the record of scoring 250 plus boundary fours at Bangalore.

This record was to be in his kitty by now had he scored a boundary four against South Africa at Bangalore in his knock of 9 runs on 22 Sep 2019. He failed to score a boundary four and missed the coveted distinction of becoming the first batsman to score 250 boundary fours on a single ground in the history of T20 games.

Elsewhere, across the globe, the following three batsmen have achieved the feat of scoring 250 plus boundary fours on a single ground.  AD Hales – 278 at Nottingham, Tamim Iqbal at Dhaka and JM Vince at Southampton.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	4s	Ground
1	AD Hales	79	79	8	2416	101*	278	Nottingham
2	Tamim Iqbal	90	89	6	2627	141*	272	Dhaka
3	JM Vince	77	73	6	2011	102	253	Southampton
4	V Kohli	89	86	11	2762	113	249	Bangalore

Thus, if V Kohli achieves the feat at Bangalore on 19.06.22, he would become the fourth batsman in the history of T20 games to score 250 plus boundary fours on a single ground. He would become the first Indian batsman to achieve the feat having missed the record of becoming the first batsman to achieve the feat in T20 games

DA Warner scored 92 not out for Delhi Capitals against Sunrisers Hyderabad at Brabourne Stadium on 05.05.22 to post his 89^th half century in T20 games. He now holds the record for most half centuries in T20 games. He went past CH Gayle who had scored 88 half centuries. The following table lists the 89 half centuries scored by DA Warner

No	Score	Match	Date
1	65	New South Wales v South Australia	06 Jan 2009
2	89	Australia v South Africa	11 Jan 2009
3	51	Delhi Daredevils v Chennai Super Kings	02 May 2009
4	63	Australia v West Indies	06 Jun 2009
5	50	Durham v Derbyshire	23 Jun 2009
6	63	New South Wales v Trinidad and Tobago	16 Oct 2009
7	67	New South Wales v Tasmania	30 Dec 2009
8	54	New South Wales v South Australia	17 Jan 2010
9	67	Australia v West Indies	23 Feb 2010
10	57	Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers	21 Mar 2010
11	72	Australia v India	07 May 2010
12	52*	Northern Districts v Canterbury	17 Dec 2010
13	73*	New South Wales v South Australia	04 Jan 2011
14	51	New South Wales v Western Australia	09 Jan 2011
15	70*	New South Wales v Tasmania	01 Feb 2011
16	54	Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals	12 Apr 2011
17	51	Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers	19 Apr 2011
18	77	Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab	23 Apr 2011
19	53	Australia v Sri Lanka	06 Aug 2011
20	58	Australia v West Indies	30 Mar 2012
21	79	Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab	19 May 2012
22	59	Australia v Pakistan	10 Sep 2012
23	63*	Australia v India	28 Sep 2012
24	90*	Australia v Sri Lanka	26 Jan 2013
25	77	Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals	06 Apr 2013
26	61	Delhi Daredevils v Mumbai Indians	09 Apr 2013
27	51*	Delhi Daredevils v Pune Warriors	28 Apr 2013
28	66*	Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders	01 May 2013
29	53	Australia v England	31 Aug 2013
30	50	Sydney Thunder v Sydney Sixers	21 Dec 2013
31	58*	Sunrisers v Delhi Daredevils	25 Apr 2014
32	65	Sunrisers v Mumbai Indians	30 Apr 2014
33	61	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	04 May 2014
34	55*	Sunrisers v Mumbai Indians	12 May 2014
35	59	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	20 May 2014
36	90	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	22 May 2014
37	53*	Australia v Pakistan	05 Oct 2014
38	53	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	11 Apr 2015
39	57	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	13 Apr 2015
40	91	Sunrisers v Kolkata Knight Riders	22 Apr 2015
41	58	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	27 Apr 2015
42	61	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	02 May 2015
43	81	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	11 May 2015
44	52*	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	15 May 2015
45	77	Australia v South Africa	06 Mar 2016
46	58	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	12 Apr 2016
47	90*	Sunrisers v Mumbai Indians	18 Apr 2016
48	74*	Sunrisers v Gujarat Lions	21 Apr 2016
49	59	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	23 Apr 2016
50	92	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	30 Apr 2016
51	52	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	15 May 2016
52	73	Sunrisers v Delhi Daredevils	20 May 2016
53	93*	Sunrisers v Gujarat Lions	27 May 2016
54	69	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	29 May 2016
55	76*	Sunrisers v Gujarat Lions	09 Apr 2017
56	70*	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	17 Apr 2017
57	51	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	28 Apr 2017
58	69*	Sunrisers v Gujarat Lions	13 May 2017
59	59	Australia v New Zealand	16 Feb 2018
60	72*	St Lucia Stars v Trinbago Knight Riders	16 Aug 2018
61	59	Sylhet Sixers v Chittagong Vikings	09 Jan 2019
62	61*	Sylhet Sixers v Rangpur Riders	16 Jan 2019
63	63	Sylhet Sixers v Dhaka Dynamites	18 Jan 2019
64	85	Sunrisers v Kolkata Knight Riders	24 Mar 2019
65	69	Sunrisers v Rajasthan Royals	29 Mar 2019
66	70*	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	08 Apr 2019
67	51	Sunrisers v Delhi Capitals	14 Apr 2019
68	50	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	17 Apr 2019
69	67	Sunrisers v Kolkata Knight Riders	21 Apr 2019
70	57	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	23 Apr 2019
71	81	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	29 Apr 2019
72	60*	Australia v Sri Lanka	30 Oct 2019
73	57*	Australia v Sri Lanka	01 Nov 2019
74	67*	Australia v South Africa	23 Feb 2020
75	57	Australia v South Africa	26 Feb 2020
76	58	Australia v England	04 Sep 2020
77	60	Sunrisers v Mumbai Indians	04 Oct 2020
78	52	Sunrisers v Kings XI Punjab	08 Oct 2020
79	66	Sunrisers v Delhi Capitals	27 Oct 2020
80	85*	Sunrisers v Mumbai Indians	03 Nov 2020
81	54	Sunrisers v Royal Challengers Bangalore	14 Apr 2021
82	57	Sunrisers v Chennai Super Kings	28 Apr 2021
83	65	Australia v Sri Lanka	28 Oct 2021
84	89*	Australia v West Indies	06 Nov 2021
85	53	Australia v New Zealand	14 Nov 2021
86	61	Delhi Capitals v Kolkata Knight Riders	10 Apr 2022
87	66	Delhi Capitals v Royal Challengers Bangalore	16 Apr 2022
88	60*	Delhi Capitals v Punjab Kings	20 Apr 2022
89	92*	Delhi Capitals v Sunrisers	05 May 2022