Top 5 Batters with Most Runs in India vs Australia T20Is

The India vs Australia T20I rivalry has always delivered high-voltage action, thrilling finishes, and unforgettable performances. Over the years, some of the finest batters from both sides have dominated the pitch with their explosive stroke play and match-winning knocks.

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From Virat Kohli’s consistency to Glenn Maxwell’s power-hitting, here’s a look at the top five batters with the most runs in India vs Australia T20Is — the players who have truly defined this modern-day cricket rivalry.

Virat Kohli

Leading the chart is Virat Kohli, who has amassed 794 runs in 23 matches against Australia. Averaging an impressive 49.62, Kohli’s dominance in this fixture showcases his unmatched consistency under pressure. His classy knocks have often anchored India’s victories against the Aussies.

Glenn Maxwell

In second place stands Glenn Maxwell, Australia’s dynamic all-rounder, with 574 runs in 22 games. Averaging 31.88, Maxwell’s explosive batting includes two centuries — proving why he’s one of the most dangerous T20 batters in the world.

Aaron Finch 

Former Australian skipper Aaron Finch occupies the third spot with 500 runs from 18 T20Is. Known for his powerful starts, Finch also has two half-centuries against India. His ability to attack from ball one made him a constant threat to Indian bowlers.

Matthew Wade

Veteran wicketkeeper-batter Matthew Wade ranks fourth with 488 runs in 15 innings, averaging a brilliant 54.22 and striking at 156.91. Wade’s fearless middle-order cameos have played a crucial role in Australia’s tight finishes.

Rohit Sharma

Indian captain Rohit Sharma rounds off the list with 484 runs in 23 matches, including four fifties. Known for his effortless timing and power-hitting, Rohit has often turned games around with his explosive starts in India vs Australia clashes.

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