David Warner, who has scored 6565 runs
A former batter for Australia, he spent his career playing for two distinct Indian Premier League franchises: Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals during his career. Warner holds the record for the most runs scored by an international player in the league. His total number of matches in the Indian Premier League was 184, and he scored four centuries and 62 fifties.
AB de Villiers, with 5162 runs
In the history of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the former South African batter is considered to be nothing short of a legend. While playing for the Bengaluru-based franchise in the league, De Villiers scored three centuries and forty fifties, making him one of the most memorable players in the competition.
Chris Gayle, who has scored 4965 runs
In the Indian Premier League, the batter for the West Indies has represented numerous franchises. Over the course of numerous seasons, Gayle was the most important player with the bat for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. He has completed six centuries and thirty-one half-centuries during his time with the team.
Faf du Plessis, who has scored 4650 runs
In the Indian Premier League, the former South African batter has played for a variety of different franchises. It was during his stint with the Chennai Super Kings that Du Plessis had the most success in the league. He had a number of outstanding innings at that time. During the current Indian Premier League season, he is the player for the Delhi Capitals.
Shane Watson, with 3874 runs
During the Indian Premier League, the former Australia all-rounder made outstanding contributions, particularly with the bat. The victories that the Rajasthan Royals achieved in 2008 and the Chennai Super Kings achieved in 2018 were both largely due to Watson’s contributions. Within the league, he has racked up a total of three centuries and twenty-one fifties.
Dwayne Bravo, who has taken 183 wickets
The former all-rounder for the West Indies played for a number of different franchises in the Indian Premier League. During his tenure with the Chennai Super Kings, Bravo was particularly impressive when it came to his ability to control the ball. Four out of twenty-two is his best bowling figure in the league.
Sunil Narine, who has taken 181 wickets
The Kolkata Knight Riders of the Indian Premier League consider the experienced all-rounder from the West Indies to be nothing short of a legend. In addition to making significant contributions with the bat, Narine is also the franchise’s greatest wicket-taker in the league. He has taken seven four-wicket hauls and a fifer during his time with the team.
Lasith Malinga, who has taken 170 wickets
The retired seamer from Sri Lanka is considered to be one of the best players to ever play for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League. Malinga was responsible for destroying batting orders on multiple occasions throughout the season. He was responsible for six four-wicket hauls and a fifer as well. The greatest bowling figures he has in the league are 5 through 13.
Ninety-five wickets taken by Rashid Khan
In the Indian Premier League, the spinner from Afghanistan has baffled a great number of batsmen. The most recent accomplishment for Rashid was to become the third-fastest player in the history of the league to grab 150 scalps. During his tenure with the Sunrisers Hyderabad, he shown remarkable skill with the ball, and he has also demonstrated remarkable performance for the Gujarat Titans teams.
123 wickets for Trent Boult.
After leaving New Zealand, the seamer has played for a number of different franchises in the Indian Premier League. Boult is one of the most successful overseas bowlers in the history of the league, as he has taken a significant amount of wickets without being successful. His best statistics in the Indian Premier League are 4/18.