Top 5 Batsmen in 2025 Who Scored the Most Runs Through Boundaries in a Single Innings, Including an Indian Star

As 2025 comes to a close, cricket fans are reflecting on some of the most explosive innings of the year. Here’s a look at the top five batsmen who scored the most runs through fours and sixes in a single innings, with India’s Shubman Gill making a prominent appearance.

1. Vian Mulder (South Africa)
South African opener Vian Mulder tops the list with a historic 367-run innings against Zimbabwe in a Test match. Out of these, 220 runs came from boundaries—he smashed 49 fours and 4 sixes, showcasing sheer dominance at the crease.

2. Shubman Gill (India)
India’s Shubman Gill ranks second with a stellar 269-run knock against England in Birmingham. He hit 30 fours and 3 sixes, scoring 138 runs purely from boundaries, underlining his aggressive yet controlled batting style.

3. Ryan Rickelton (South Africa)
South African batsman Ryan Rickelton scored 259 runs against Pakistan in Cape Town, with 29 fours and 3 sixes, contributing 134 runs from boundaries alone. His innings was a perfect blend of timing and power.

4. Devon Conway (New Zealand)
New Zealand’s Devon Conway made 227 runs against West Indies, striking 31 fours to collect 124 boundary runs, driving New Zealand’s innings with elegance and precision.

5. George Munsey (Scotland)
Scottish star George Munsey delivered a breathtaking 191-run performance in a One Day International against the Netherlands, hitting 14 fours and 11 sixes, totaling 122 runs from boundaries, highlighting his hard-hitting prowess.

These innings underline the growing dominance of boundary-hitting in modern cricket, thrilling fans across the globe and setting new benchmarks for attacking play.