Last week, Virat Kohli scored his 68th half-century of his IPL career on April 24, against Rajasthan Royals, to drive Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a nervy win. Kohli's form has been a major reason Bengaluru find themselves in the top half of the points table. No one has scored more half-centuries or centuries than Virat Kohli in the history of the IPL. Check out the batters with the most 50+ scores in the history of IPL

He, along with Phil Salt, gets the team off to a flying start in the Powerplay. No one has scored more half-centuries or centuries than Virat Kohli in the history of the IPL. A week ago, he broke David Warner's record of 66 half-centuries. Take a look at other batters who join Kohli on the leaderboard.

Virat Kohli
Half-centuries: 68
Centuries: 8

68 half-centuries and 8 centuries make Virat Kohli the undisputed king of IPL, reflecting a relentless pursuit of excellence, blending technical mastery with aggressive intent. As Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s cornerstone, Kohli’s ability to anchor innings or explode in chases is unmatched. 

David Warner
Half-centuries: 66
Centuries: 4

David Warner, the Australian dynamo, known for his fearless strokeplay, has amassed 70 fifty-plus scores across teams like Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad. Warner’s knack for big starts and rapid scoring rates makes him a game-changer. His leadership and consistency, especially in high-stakes matches, cement his legacy as one of IPL’s greatest overseas batters, with a strike rate that keeps bowlers on edge.

Shikhar Dhawan
Half-centuries: 53
Centuries: 2

Shikhar Dhawan was a mainstay for Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals, amassing 55 fifty-plus scores, marked by elegant cover drives and cheeky paddle shots. Dhawan’s ability to set solid foundations in powerplays has been pivotal, often turning games with his upbeat energy. His longevity and adaptability across IPL seasons underline his status as a dependable run-machine.

Rohit Sharma
Half-centuries: 47
Centuries: 2

Rohit Sharma struggled to find form in the first few matches, but with two consecutive half-centuries this season, he again reminded everyone of his class. He has now 47 half-centuries and 2 centuries in IPL. Known for colossal sixes and silken drives, Rohit’s ability to pace innings makes him a T20 great.

KL Rahul
Half-centuries: 44
Centuries: 4

KL Rahul’s 44 half-centuries and 4 centuries, totaling 48 fifty-plus scores, highlight his elegance and versatility. TheDelhi Capitals' star blends classical technique with modern aggression, excelling as an opener or middle-order anchor. Rahul’s ability to accelerate after steady starts has produced memorable IPL knocks, with his centuries showcasing brute power. His consistency across franchises marks him as a batting powerhouse.

AB de Villiers
Half-centuries: 43
Centuries: 3

AB de Villiers struck 43 half-centuries and 3 centuries in his illustrious IPL career. The South African genius, primarily with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, dazzled with 360-degree shot-making. His ability to dismantle bowling attacks with unorthodox strokes made him a fan favourite. De Villiers’ fifty-plus scores often turned matches, blending audacity with precision.

Suresh Raina:
Half-centuries: 40
Centuries: 1

Chennai Super Kings’ “Mr. IPL” was a middle-order maestro, known for lightning-fast fifties and acrobatic fielding. He struck 40 fifities and one hundred in IPL. Raina’s ability to dominate spin and finish chases made him indispensable.