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Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Quarter-Final Results and Semi-Final Fixtures

Gujarat will face a fierce Kerala while a strong Vidarbha will take on defending champions Mumbai in the semi-finals of Ranji Trophy 2024-25. Here is the full Ranji Trophy 2024-25 schedule and fixture.

Feb 12, 2025, 12:36 PM3 min read

Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Quarter-Final Results and Semi-Final Fixtures | sportzpoint.com

Gujarat will face a fierce Kerala while a strong Vidarbha will take on defending champions Mumbai in the semi-finals of Ranji Trophy 2024-25. Kerala broke the hearts of a vigilant Jammu & Kashmir while Vidarbha emerged victorious against Tamil Nadu in the quarter-finals. In the other final four battles Mumbai defeated Haryana while Gujarat won against a strong Saurashtra. 

Ranji Trophy 2024-25 Quarter-Final Results

1st Quarter-Final: Jammu & Kashmir vs Kerala

  • Venue: Pune
  • Match Result: Drawn
  • Scores:
    • Jammu & Kashmir: 280 & 399/9d
    • Kerala: 281 & 295/6 (Target: 399)
Salman Nizar celebrates after Kerala qualify for the Ranji semi-final, Kerala vs J&K, Ranji Trophy 2024-25, Quarter-finals, Day 5, Pune, February 12, 2025 | sportzpoint.com
Salman Nizar celebrates after Kerala qualify for the Ranji semi-final. Image | KCA

The quarter-final between Jammu & Kashmir and Kerala ended in a draw after a fierce contest. Jammu & Kashmir posted a challenging total of 399 in the second inning. But, Kerala batters batted through the day to ensure a draw. Kerala won the match in virtue of first inning's lead. 

Salman Nazir (144* and 44*) was the hero for Kerala. He was also the player of the match.

2nd Quarter-Final: Vidarbha vs Tamil Nadu

  • Venue: Nagpur
  • Match Result: Vidarbha won by 198 runs
  • Scores:
    • Vidarbha: 353 & 272
    • Tamil Nadu: 225 & 202 (Target: 401)
Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Quarter-Final Results and Semi-Final Fixtures | sportzpoint.com
Karun Nair scored a solid ton in the first inning for Vidarbha. Image | PTI

Vidarbha showcased a dominant performance against Tamil Nadu, securing a convincing 198-run victory in the second inning. Tamil Nadu were bundled out for 202 in the second inning while chasing a mammoth target of 401.

Karun Nair continued his great run with another ton (122) in the first inning. Yash Rathod also scored 112 in the second inning for them.

3rd Quarter-Final: Mumbai vs Haryana

  • Venue: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
  • Match Result: Mumbai won by 152 runs
  • Scores:
    • Mumbai: 315 & 339
    • Haryana: 301 & 201 (Target: 354)
Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Quarter-Final Results and Semi-Final Fixtures | sportzpoint.com
Rahane after scoring a ton in the second inning. Image | PTI

Mumbai thrashed Haryana by 152 runs in the third quarter-final thanks to a solid ton from captain Ajinkya Rahane and a fiery spell from Shardul Thakur. Shams Mulani (91) and Tanush Kotian (97) did great job to save Mumbai from a collapse in the first inning. 

Royston Dias also took five wickets in the second inning to help Mumbai bundle out Haryana for 201.

4th Quarter-Final: Saurashtra vs Gujarat

  • Venue: Rajkot
  • Match Result: Gujarat won by an innings and 98 runs
  • Scores:
    • Saurashtra: 216 & 197
    • Gujarat: 511

Gujarat delivered a dominating performance against a strong Saurashtra, winning by an innings and 98 runs in the fourth quarter-final. Their monumental first innings total of 511 proved insurmountable for Saurashtra, who were bowled out twice in quick succession. Urvil Patel (140) and Jaymeet Patel (103) scored centuries for Gujarat in the first inning. 

Ranji Trophy 2024-25 Semi-Final Fixtures

The stage is now set for the semi-finals, promising intense contests between the top-performing teams.

  • 1st Semi-Final:

    • Teams: Gujarat vs Kerala
    • Date: February 17 - 21, 2025
    • Venue: To be confirmed
  • 2nd Semi-Final:

    • Teams: Vidarbha vs Mumbai
    • Date: February 17 - 21, 2025
    • Venue: To be confirmed
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Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed

From the Abhishek-Digvesh altercation to other key heated exchanges, uncover every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed. Get the full recap of the season's drama.

May 27, 2025, 6:50 AM8 min read

Heated moments of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com

IPL 2025 got an additional layer of drama to the tournament with all the heated moments that took place. Some were just mere arguments, while some broke the internet with their intensity.

From arguments to fiery debates or controversial flashpoints, uncover every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed. You can also watch the YouTube video for the list. 

Anyways, if you like to read, here is the list. 

1. Abhishek Sharma & Digvesh Rathi (SRH vs LSG)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Digvesh Rathi and Abhishek Sharma during their heated exchange in a match between SRH & LSG. Image | Instagram

IPL 2025 saw a fiery clash between the SRH opener, Abhishek Sharma, and LSG spinner, Digvesh Rathi. The point arrived in the eighth over of SRH's chase, when Abhishek got dismissed by Rathi, after an explosive knock of 59 runs (20 balls).

The moment occurred when Digvesh, who is known for his exclusive 'notebook' celebration, continued with the same after the dismissal. This gesture provoked Sharma, who was walking back to the dugout, and turned around with an angry reaction to it.

The entire team and the Umpires had to intervene to stop the verbal exchange between them. Both players were fined, with Rathi receiving a suspension.

Post-match Handshake

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Rathi and Sharma talking it out during post-match scenes. Image | Instagram

During the post-match handshake, Sharma and Rathi were seen having a conversation and shaking hands, displaying true sportsmanship.

Read Also: Best Celebrations of IPL 2025 so far: From Abhishek's papercut to Hasaranga's Pushpa move

2. Hardik Pandya & Sai Kishore (MI vs GT)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Sai Kishore and Hardik Pandya during a heated exchange in a match between MI and GT. Image | TOI

A heated exchange occurred between the former teammates, Hardik Pandya and Sai Kishore, during a match between MI and GT. This was during the second innings when MI had to chase down a huge total set by GT.

After a dot ball, Sai Kishore gave Pandya and intense stare to build pressure, while Pandya did not back down and returned the glare with the same intensity. Pandya was also seen saying "f*** off" in response.

Umpires quickly stepped in to diffuse the situation. Kishore answered in a post-match interview saying "Inside the field it should be like that, but we don't take things personally."

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Kishore and Pandya hugging it out during the post match scenes. Image | Twitter

Both players hugged it out during the post-match handshakes, clearing out all the ongoing heat and confusion.

Read Also: Most times defending 200+ totals in IPL history

3. Jasprit Bumrah & Karun Nair (MI vs DC)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Jasprit Bumrah and Karun Nair during a heated exchange during a match between MI and DC. Image | NDTV

A rare sight of Jasprit Bumrah being agitated was seen during a match between MI and DC in IPL 2025. It occurred when Karun Nair was having a phenomenal time with the bat for DC and smashed Bumrah for 18 runs in a single over.

The argument began when Nair collided with Bumrah while completing a second run between the wickets. He instantly apologised, but Bumrah was visibly angry and exchanged heated words.

Post-match Handshake

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Nair and Bumrah clearing the air during post-match scenes. Image | Twitter

Fans were pleased to see both players sorting things out during the post-match handshake. The official page of Delhi Capitals also posted the moment captured on camera, captioning "Sab theek hai bhai."

4. Virat Kohli & KL Rahul (RCB vs DC)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Virat Kohli and KL Rahul during a heated exchange in a match between RCB and DC. Image | Instagram

While the friendly banter about KL Rahul's "Kantara" style celebration went viral, a sight of clear heated conversation was also seen in the match between RCB and DC. 

This happened in the first innings, when Virat Kohli was batting and Rahul was keeping behind the stumps. The exact words still remain unclear, but Kohli seemed frustrated with DC for delaying while setting up the field during the overs.

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Rahul and Kohli hugging it out at the end of the match between RCB and DC. Image | NDTV

DC secured a win against RCB in their first encounter where the heated exchange took place. KL Rahul, who was brilliant with the bat, was seen carrying out a "This is my ground" celebration.

However, things got better after both teams met for the second time, where Kohli mimicked Rahul's celebration after defeating DC, and both of them shared a good laugh.

5. Glenn Maxwell & Travis Head (PBKS vs SRH)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Marcus Stoinis stepping in to confront Travis Head for a heated exchange with Glenn Maxwell. Image | BBC

IPL 2025 saw a surprising clash between the Aussie teammates, Travis Head (SRH) and Glenn Maxwell. The incident took place during SRH's massive run-chase, when Head smashed Maxwell for two consecutive sixes.

It was followed by a dot ball in that over, when Maxwell aggressively threw the ball back towards Head. Both teammates reacted sharply after that incident, increasing the tension between them.

Their fellow Aussie teammate, Marcus Stoinis, stepped in with a disappointed look, along with the Umpires, to intervene and resolve the matter.

Watch the clip on: reddit.com

6. Shubman Gill & Umpires (GT vs SRH)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Shubham Gill lashing out on Umpires during GT vs SRH match in IPL 2025. Image | News18

Shubman Gill was at the centre of two heated moments involving umpires in IPL 2025.

The first one occurred when Gill (batting on 76) was given out via a controversial run-out decision. He was furious to be sent back, while the footage was unclear whether SRH's wicket-keeper, Klassen, had dislodged the bails with the ball or his gloves.

Things escalated in the second innings when captain Gill openly disagreed with an LBW decision for the SRH batter Abhishek Sharma, which went against his team. 

Read Also: Highest individual scores by players in IPL playoffs

7. Virat Kohli & CSK Pacers (RCB vs CSK)

Every heated moment of IPL 2025 that you missed | sportzpoint.com
Virat Kohli giving out an intense stare during Khaleel Ahmed's over in a match between RCB and CSK. Image | NDTV

This incident ignited when CSK's pacer, Khaleel Ahmed, bowled a sharp bouncer to Virat Kohli, and then followed through intensely with a stare. Khaleel got closer to him, while Kohli seemed to maintain the eye-contact and take this as a low-key disrespect.

The drama followed during the post-match handshakes where Kohli had a chat with Khaleel, tauntingly saying "ab tu aa," referring to their second encounter. As a result, Kohli smashed 3 sixes in Khaleel's over, when the teams met for the second time in IPL 2025. 

Additionally, Kohli also had an instance with CSK's Matheesha Pathirana, where he was hit on the helmet by a bouncer. Kohli immediately responded with a six and a four, while giving back a look.

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Most runs vs England in England for India in tests

Conquering English conditions is tough, but some Indian batsmen have mastered them. Find out the ones with most runs vs England in England for India in tests.

May 24, 2025, 2:22 PM5 min read

Most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com

For any touring cricket team, England presents an unique challenge in Test cricket. It's a land where even most skilled players can struggle.

Far away from home, Indian cricketers have sincerely accepted this challenge and given a tough fight for many years. Discover which batting legends have mastered the game and scored the most runs vs England in England for India in tests.

1. Sachin Tendulkar | 1575 Runs

Sachin Tendulkar has the Most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
17-year-old Sachin Tendulkar after scoring his international maiden century against England in 1990. Image | ESPNcricinfo 

The 'Master Blaster' Sachin Tendulkar holds the unmatched record for most runs vs England in England for India in tests. He scored 1575 runs in 17 matches (30 innings) with an average above 54.

Tendulkar dominated the English soil with 4 hundreds and 8 fifties in his test career.

Read Also: Sachin vs Kohli: Stats Comparison in Test Cricket

Tendulkar stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest  Avg 100 50
1990-2011 17 30 1575 193 54.31 4 8

2. Rahul Dravid | 1376 Runs

Rahul Dravid holds the second position in the list for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Rahul Dravid celebrating his century against England at The Oval in 2011. Image | Instagram

Rahul Dravid is another big name when it comes to legendary test batsmen from India. He holds impressive record against England which is hard to match in the long run for young Indian batters of the coming age.

Dravid scored 1376 runs in 13 matches, with his highest being a phenomenal 217 runs during India tour of England in 2002.

Dravid stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings Runs

Highest

Avg

100

50

1996-2011 13 23 1376 217 68.80 6 4

3. Sunil Gavaskar | 1152 Runs

Sunil Gavaskar holds the third position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Sunil Gavaskar during his knock of 221 runs against England at The Oval in 1979. Image | Facebook

Sunil Gavaskar is the third Indian batter to cross the 1000-run mark against England in England. The 'Little Master' scored 1152 runs in 16 matches during his Test career.

He scored 221 runs in 1979, which is the highest score ever by an Indian batsman against England in their own soil.

Gavaskar stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
1971-1986 16 28 1152 221 41.14 2 8

4. Virat Kohli | 976 Runs

Virat Kohli holds the fourth position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Virat Kohli celebrates his heroic century against England in 2018. Image | ESPNcricinfo

Here comes the most successful Test captain of India, Virat Kohli, securing the fourth position in this list. He surpassed many legendary test batters with his brilliant record against England in their home soil.

Kohli scored 976 runs in 15 matches, with 2 centuries and 5 fifties to his name. The numbers could soar higher if he had not retired from tests at the age of 36, in 2025.

Read Also: The Kohli Effect: Will Indian fans lose interest in Test cricket after Virat Kohli's retirement?

Kohli stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings  Runs Highest Avg 100 50
2014-2022 15 29 976 149 33.65 2 5

5. Dilip Vengsarkar | 960 Runs

Dilip Vengsarkar holds the gifts position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Dilip Vengsarkar in action against England at Lord's cricket ground in 1986. Image | Instagram

Dilip Vengsarkar is a gem of a player in the history of Indian Test cricket. He scored 960 runs in 13 matches (23 innings), with 157 being his highest score.

Vengsarkar scored 4 hundreds and 4 fifties during his tenure.

Vengsarkar stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
1979-1990 13 23 960 157 48.00 4 4

6. Sourav Ganguly | 915 Runs

Sourav Ganguly holds the sixth position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Sourav Ganguly celebrating his debut test ton against England in 1996. Image | TOI

Another successful captain in the history of Indian Test cricket, Sourav Ganguly, makes his way to the sixth rank in the list. He started his career with an iconic ton against England in 1996.

Ganguly scored a total of 915 runs in 9 matches (15 innings) vs England in England with an average above 65.

Read Also: Most successful Test captains from India

Ganguly stats vs England in England 

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
1996-2007 9 15 915 136 65.35 3 5

7. Gundappa Viswanath | 858 Runs

Gundappa Viswanath holds the seventh position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Gundappa Viswanath in action against England in 1981. Image | ESPNcricinfo 

Gundappa Viswanath played a major role for India in Tests back in the 1970s. He scored 858 runs in 13 matches against England in England, with an average of 39.

Viswanath stats vs England in England 

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
1971-1982 13 24 858 113 39.00 1 9

8. Cheteshwar Pujara | 806 Runs

Cheteshwar Pujara holds the eighth rank for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Cheteshwar Pujara after scoring a century against England in 2018. Image | ESPNcricinfo

Cheteshwar Pujara's journey as a test batsman in the English soil was short-lived but great. He scored 806 runs in 14 matches, having one century and 5 fifties to his name.

Pujara stats vs England in England 

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
2014-2022 14 28 806 132* 31.00 1 5

9. MS Dhoni | 778 Runs

MS Dhoni holds the ninth position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
MS Dhoni in action against England in a test match. Image | BBC

Apart from excellent captaincy records, MS Dhoni also holds the ninth position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests. He scored 778 runs in 12 matches (23 innings).

Read Also: 16 Indian Cricketers with stands named after them at a stadium

Dhoni stats vs England in England

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
2007-2014 12 23 778 92 37.04 0 8

10. Ajinkya Rahane | 665 Runs

Ajinkya Rahane holds the tenth position for most runs vs England in England for India in tests | sportzpoint.com
Ajinkya Rahane celebrating his knock of 103 runs against England in 2014. Image | Instagram

Ajinkya Rahane is the tenth name in the elite list for most runs vs England in England for India in tests. He scored 665 runs in 14 matches, with a classy century and 5 half centuries to his name.

Rahane stats vs England in England 

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
2014-2021 14 27 665 103 25.57 1 5

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India A's squad for the tour of England: Easwaran named captain, Karun Nair makes a return

Abhimanyu Easwaran was named the captain of the India A team for the tour of England as the BCCI announced the India A squad for the upcoming tour starting from 30th May 2025.

May 16, 2025, 2:58 PM2 min read

India A's squad for the tour of England: Easwaran named captain, Karun Nair makes a return | sportzpoint.com

Abhimanyu Easwaran was named the captain of the India A team for the tour of England as the BCCI announced the India A squad for the upcoming tour starting from 30th May 2025. 

India A will play two first-class matches against the England Lions at Canterbury and Northampton. Then they will play a practice match against the senior Indian team to prepare them for the big series against England. 

Karun Nair was rewarded for his excellent domestic form as he made a return to the India A side. His performance for the A side might decide whether he will be given a chance for the senior team or not.

Abishek Porel, who was named in the last India A's tour to Australia, has been replaced by Ishan Kishan in the side.

Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan, who will be busy in the Indian Premier League for the Gujarat Titans, will join the squad from the second match. 

India A squad for the England tour

India A squad: Abhimanyu Easwaran (C), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Karun Nair, Dhruv Jurel (VC) (WK), Nitish Kumar Reddy, Shardul Thakur, Ishan Kishan (WK), Manav Suthar, Tanush Kotian, Mukesh Kumar, Akash Deep, Harshit Rana, Anshul Kamboj, Khaleel Ahmed, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Sarfaraz Khan, Tushar Deshpande, Harsh Dubey

India A' schedule for the England tour

 No.

Day & Date (From)

Day & Date (To)

Time (local)

Match

Venue

1

Fri

30-May-25

Mon

02-June-25

10:00 AM

1st first-class

Canterbury

2

Fri

06-June-25

Mon

09-June-25

10:00 AM

2nd first-class

Northampton

3

Fri

13-June-25

Mon

16-June-25

10:00 AM

Intra-squad

Beckenham

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IPL 2025 facts: KKR has won every game when this player has played for them

Coincidentally, Moeen has figured in three of the Knights’ seven matches so far and KKR won all those 3 games. So, there is a IPL 2025 facts that Moeen is the lucky charm for the Kolkata Knight Riders.

Apr 16, 2025, 1:01 PM3 min read

IPL 2025 facts: KKR has won every game when this player has played for them

IPL is no stranger to seeing some of the marquee names of the game biding their time on the benches, waiting for the right conditions or combination to make it to the playing XI. 

Also Read: IPL Facts: Lowest Total Defended in IPL

Moeen is the lucky charm for KKR

Moeen Ali, a two-time World Cup winner for England and a part of the Kolkata Knight Riders squad in the IPL 2025, was not named in the playing XI against the Punjab Kings (PBKS) match. South Africa pacer Anrich Nortje has replaced him. However, Chasing a target of 112 runs yesterday, KKR lost by 16 runs. The entire batting was a disaster.

Coincidentally, Moeen has figured in three of the Knights’ seven matches so far and KKR won all those 3 games. He also scalped three wickets with an economy rate of 5.37. With the bat, the English all-rounder has made 5 runs with a strike rate of 41.66. So, there is a IPL 2025 facts that Moeen is the lucky charm for the Kolkata Knight Riders. 

Embarrassing defeat for KKR

IPL 2025 facts: KKR has won every game when this player has played for them

Kolkata Knight Riders have played seven matches in the league phase of the IPL.They have 6 points from 7 matches after half of the campaign.

After defeating Chennai Super Kings in Chennai, KKR was close to reaching the top of the points table in the Punjab Kings match. However, all plans were ruined due to the embarrassing defeat. KKR currently has 2 home matches ahead of them.

In the current situation, to make it to the playoffs, they have to win at least four matches. If they win five, can be a little more confident. So, KKR will be looking to win four home matches.

IPL 2025 Facts: KKR With Moeen Ali

IPL 2025 facts: KKR has won every game when this player has played for them

Date Match Result
26 March, 2025 KKR vs RR KKR Won
3 April, 2025 KKR vs SRH KKR Won
11 April, 2025 KKR vs CSK KKR Won

It is already discovered that Moeen Ali did not play in all the four matches that KKR lost. Similarly, Moeen played in all the three matches that KKR won. 

Moeen played his first match in this year's IPL against Rajasthan Royals. He scored 5 runs with the bat and took 2 wickets for 23 runs. Then, he did not have to bat or bowl in the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad at Eden Gardens. While Moeen took 1 wicket for 20 runs against CSK in Chennai.

Also Read: Most Dismissals in IPL History

IPL 2025 Facts: KKR Without Moeen Ali

Date Matches Result
22 March, 2025 KKR vs RCB KKR Lost
31 March, 2025 KKR vs MI KKR Lost
8 April, 2025 KKR vs LSG KKR Lost
15 April, 2025 KKR vs PBKS KKR Lost

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Most Fifties (and over) in IPL History

David Warner is the player with the most fifties (and over) in IPL history. Virat Kohli, with 65 fifty-plus scores, is just one fifty away from equalling Warner's record.

Apr 13, 2025, 10:42 AM3 min read

Most fifties (and over) in IPL history | sportzpoint.com
Virat Kohli has 65 fifty plus scores in IPL history. Image | BCCI

Indian Premier League has been one of the toughest yet entertaining cricket leagues in the world since its inception in 2008. Since then, many Indian and overseas batters have gone on to score plenty of runs for their teams. In this article, we will discuss all those batters who have scored the most fifties (and over) in IPL history

Most Fifties in IPL History: David Warner tops the list with 66 fifties | sportzpoint.com
David Warner tops the list with 66 fifties

Currently, former Australian batter David Warner holds the record for the most fifties (and over) scored in IPL history with 66 fifties. Indian legend Virat Kohli follows him on the list with 65 fifties. With his consistency, Virat Kohli can go past Warner any time and become the batter with the most fifties (and over) in IPL history. 

Shikhar Dhawan, who is considered one of the best openers in IPL history, has 53 IPL fifties to his name. However, he will not be able to increase that number as he has already hung up his boots. 

Most Fifties in IPL History: KL Rahul is the active batter with third highest fifties in IPL history | sportzpoint.com
Among the active player, KL Rahul has the third ost most fifties (and over) and over in IPL history.

Rohit Sharma, with 45 IPL fifties, and KL Rahul with 43 fifties can surely get close to David Warner's number. Rahul has been in tremendous form and has already scored two fifties in IPL 2025. However, Rohit Sharma has struggled to get going this season. 

Read Also | Most runs in IPL since 2018

AB de Villiers and Suresh Raina, two of the greatest middle order batters ever to play in Indian Premier League history, also come upon the list with 43 and 40 IPL fifties to their names. 

Faf du Plessis (38) is another name among the active cricketers who ranks among the top 10 players with most IPL fifties so far. 

Read Also | IPL Facts: Most Man of the Match Awards in IPL History

Most fifties (and over) in IPL History (Top 10)

Player Span Mat Inns Runs 100 50 50+
DA Warner (DC/SRH) 2009-2024 184 184 6565 4 62 66
V Kohli (RCB) 2008-2025 258* 249 8190 8 57 65
S Dhawan (DC/DCH/MI/PBKS/SRH) 2008-2024 222 221 6769 2 51 53
RG Sharma (DCH/MI) 2008-2025 261 256 6666 2 43 45
KL Rahul (DC/KXIP/LSG/PBKS/RCB/SRH) 2013-2025 135 126 4868 4 39 43
AB de Villiers (DC/RCB) 2008-2021 184 170 5162 3 40 43
SK Raina (CSK/GL) 2008-2021 205 200 5528 1 39 40
F du Plessis (CSK/DC/RCB/RPS) 2012-2025 148 141 4652 - 38 38
CH Gayle (KKR/KXIP/PBKS/RCB) 2009-2021 142 141 4965 6 31 37
G Gambhir (DC/KKR) 2008-2018 154 152 4217 - 36 36

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