Babar hit 50 sixes but still did not become number 1, Team India's batsmen were in bad shape.

Team India won the T20 World Cup this year by defeating South Africa. The Indian team won its first T20 title in 2007. After this, it took 17 years to win this trophy. India achieved this feat under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma. But you will be surprised to know that not a single Indian player's name is included in the list of the top 5 batsmen who scored the most runs and hit the most sixes in T20 International this year.

5 batsmen who will score the most runs in T20Is in 2024:

• UAE's Muhammad Wasim is the batsman who has scored the most T20 International runs this year. He has scored 909 runs with the help of one century and 8 half centuries.
• Japan's Kendell Kadowaki Fleming is at number two. He scored 860 runs in 20 matches with the help of 1 century and 6 half-centuries.
• Hong Kong's Nizakat Khan is at number three. He scored 784 runs in 28 matches with the help of 5 half centuries.
• UAE's Alishan Sharafu is at number four. Alishan Sharafu scored 770 runs with 7 half centuries in 24 matches in T20 International this year.
• Pakistan's Babar Azam is the fifth highest run-scorer in T20 in 2024. He scored 738 runs in 24 matches. During this, Babar played 6 half-century innings.

5 batsmen with most sixes in T20I in 2024:

• UAE's Muhammad Wasim is the batsman who has scored the most runs and hit the most sixes in T20 International in 2024. He hit 55 sixes in 26 matches.
• Babar Hayat of Hong Kong is in second place. He has hit 50 sixes in 27 matches.
• UAE's Asif Khan has hit 45 sixes in 22 matches. Asif is at third place in this list.
• Japan's Kendel Kadowaki has got the fourth position. He has hit 43 sixes in 20 matches this year.
• Saudi Arabia's Faisal Khan is at number five in the top-5 list. He has 42 sixes in 22 matches.

Team India missing from the top-5 list

This year, Team India's players were missing from the list of batsmen who scored the most runs and hit the most sixes in T20. Apart from this, players from big teams like Australia, England, New Zealand and South Africa are also not included in the top-5 list.