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    Highest Partnerships in T20 World Cup Since 2007 – Updated List

    Highest Partnerships in T20 World Cup: England’s Alex Hales and Jos Buttler hold the record of scoring the highest partnership in the T20 World Cup history. The duo achieved this feat by scoring an unbeaten 170* in a semi-final match against India in 2022 and helped the side win the match by chasing the target of 169 runs.

    The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup tournament is known for incredible batting stands and highest partnership scores. Despite playing in the short format, batters tend to score higher individual or partnership runs helping the team in the match.

    Highest Partnerships in T20 World Cup

    The term “Partnership” means the total number of successful runs scored by two players before one of their dismissals. The partnership between two batsmen will come to an end when one of them is dismissed or retires or the innings come to an end.

    Players with the highest partnership runs are listed below with the scores, match details, and venue.

    Partners Runs Team Opposition Ground
    AD Hales, JC Buttler 170* England v India Adelaide
    RR Rossouw, Q de Kock 168 South Africa v Bangladesh Sydney
    KC Sangakkara, DPMD Jayawardene 166 Sri Lanka v West Indies Bridgetown
    Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran 154 Afghanistan v Uganda Providence
    Mohammad Rizwan, Babar Azam 152* Pakistan v India Dubai (DICS)
    EJG Morgan, AD Hales 152 England v Sri Lanka Chattogram
    DS Smith, CH Gayle 145 West Indies v South Africa Johannesburg
    DPMD Jayawardene, TM Dilshan 145 Sri Lanka v England Chattogram
    Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal 142 Pakistan v Bangladesh Gros Islet
    RG Sharma, KL Rahul 140 India v Afghanistan Abu Dhabi
    V Sehwag, G Gambhir 136 India v England Durban
    CH Gayle, ADS Fletcher 133 West Indies v Australia The Oval
    SR Watson, DA Warner 133 Australia v India Colombo (RPS)
    Jatinder Singh, Aqib Ilyas 131* Oman v P.N.G. Al Amerat
    AGS Gous, Aaron Jones 131 U.S.A. v Canada Dallas
    ST Jayasuriya, TM Dilshan 124 Sri Lanka v West Indies Nottingham
    Mohammad Hafeez, Imran Nazir 124 Pakistan v Bangladesh Pallekele
    DA Warner, MR Marsh 124 Australia v West Indies Abu Dhabi
    123 Sri Lanka v Ireland Abu Dhabi
    JM Kemp, HH Gibbs 120* South Africa v West Indies Johannesburg
    Shoaib Malik, Misbah-ul-Haq 119* Pakistan v Australia Johannesburg
    GH Dockrell, C Campher 119* Ireland v Scotland Hobart
    GJ Maxwell, AJ Finch 118 Australia v Pakistan Mirpur
    Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran 118 Afghanistan v Australia Kingstown
    PD Salt, JC Buttler 117* England v U.S.A. Bridgetown
    Mohammad Rizwan, Babar Azam 113 Pakistan v Namibia Abu Dhabi
    HH Pandya, V Kohli 113 India v Pakistan Melbourne
    Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim 112 Bangladesh v Australia Mirpur
    EJG Morgan, JC Buttler 112 England v Sri Lanka Sharjah
    KP Pietersen, C Kieswetter 111 England v Australia Bridgetown
    AK Markram, Q de Kock 110 South Africa v U.S.A. North Sound
    Mohammad Ashraful, Aftab Ahmed 109 Bangladesh v West Indies Johannesburg
    KC Sangakkara, DPMD Jayawardene 108* Sri Lanka v West Indies Pallekele
    EJG Morgan, AD Hales 107 England v West Indies Pallekele
    RG Sharma, V Kohli 106 India v West Indies Mirpur
    GD Phillips, MJ Guptill 105 New Zealand v Scotland Dubai (DICS)
    Mohammad Rizwan, Babar Azam 105 Pakistan v New Zealand Sydney
    ML Hayden, AC Gilchrist 104 Australia v Bangladesh Cape Town
    SR Watson, DA Warner 104 Australia v India Bridgetown
    HE van der Dussen, AK Markram 103* South Africa v England Sharjah
    CH Gayle, J Charles 103 West Indies v England Pallekele
    Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran 103 Afghanistan v New Zealand Providence
    ML Hayden, AC Gilchrist 102* Australia v Sri Lanka Cape Town
    LJ Wright, RS Bopara 102 England v Netherlands Lord’s
    DA Warner, MP Stoinis 102 Australia v Oman Bridgetown
    CL White, MEK Hussey 101* Australia v Sri Lanka Bridgetown
    Younis Khan, Shoaib Malik 101 Pakistan v Sri Lanka Johannesburg
    AD Poynter, KJ O’Brien 101 Ireland v Netherlands Sylhet
    KP Pietersen, PD Collingwood 100 England v Zimbabwe Cape Town
    RG Sharma, V Kohli 100 India v Bangladesh Mirpur
    SR Watson, MEK Hussey 99 Australia v South Africa Colombo (RPS)
    SR Watson, DJ Hussey 98 Australia v Pakistan Gros Islet
    DA Warner, AJ Finch 98 Australia v Bangladesh Mirpur
    Samiullah Shinwari, Mohammad Nabi 98 Afghanistan v Zimbabwe Nagpur
    PD Salt, JM Bairstow 97* England v West Indies Gros Islet
    GC Smith, JH Kallis 97 South Africa v India Gros Islet
    DR Smith, CH Gayle 97 West Indies v Bangladesh Mirpur
    Tamim Iqbal, Sabbir Rahman 97 Bangladesh v Oman Dharamsala
    LMP Simmons, J Charles 97 West Indies v India Wankhede
    Umar Akmal, Kamran Akmal 96 Pakistan v Australia Mirpur
    Q de Kock, HM Amla 96 South Africa v England Wankhede
    SA Yadav, V Kohli 95* India v Netherlands Sydney
    DS Smith, S Chanderpaul 95 West Indies v Bangladesh Johannesburg
    LJ Wright, EJG Morgan 95 England v West Indies Providence
    Mohammad Hafeez, Ahmed Shehzad 95 Pakistan v Bangladesh Eden Gardens
    RE Levi, HM Amla 94* South Africa v Zimbabwe Hambantota
    KP Pietersen, C Kieswetter 94 England v South Africa Bridgetown
    KC Sangakkara, BMAJ Mendis 94 Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Hambantota
    BB McCullum, JEC Franklin 94 New Zealand v Bangladesh Pallekele
    D Wiese, MG Erasmus 93 Namibia v Netherlands Abu Dhabi
    MH Cross, RD Berrington 92 Scotland v P.N.G. Al Amerat
    DA Warner, MR Marsh 92 Australia v New Zealand Dubai (DICS)
    Shakib Al Hasan, Mohammad Ashraful 91 Bangladesh v Pakistan Gros Islet
    SJ Myburgh, PW Borren 91 Netherlands v Ireland Sylhet
    P Nissanka, KIC Asalanka 91 Sri Lanka v West Indies Abu Dhabi
    KS Williamson, GD Phillips 91 New Zealand v England Brisbane
    Harmeet Singh, AGS Gous 91 U.S.A. v South Africa North Sound
    HG Munsey, MA Jones 90* Scotland v England Bridgetown
    Q de Kock, HM Amla 90 South Africa v England Chattogram
    LJ Wright, EJG Morgan 89 England v New Zealand Pallekele
    HG Munsey, B McMullen 89 Scotland v Australia Gros Islet
    Yuvraj Singh, SK Raina 88 India v South Africa Gros Islet
    DPMD Jayawardene, ST Jayasuriya 87 Sri Lanka v Kenya Johannesburg
    GC Smith, JH Kallis 87 South Africa v Scotland The Oval
    Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Najibullah Zadran 87 Afghanistan v Scotland Sharjah
    RG Sharma, RR Pant 87 India v Australia Gros Islet
    PBB Rajapaksa, KIC Asalanka 86 Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Sharjah
    RG Sharma, KL Rahul 86 India v Namibia Dubai (DICS)
    RR Hendricks, Q de Kock 86 South Africa v England Gros Islet
    RG Sharma, MS Dhoni 85 India v South Africa Durban
    S Vesawkar, P Khadka 85 Nepal v Bangladesh Chattogram
    Yuvraj Singh, RV Uthappa 84 India v Australia Durban
    Yuvraj Singh, MS Dhoni 84 India v Australia Mirpur
    HG Munsey, KJ Coetzer 84 Scotland v Afghanistan Nagpur
    GD Phillips, DJ Mitchell 84 New Zealand v Sri Lanka Sydney
    HE van der Dussen, AK Markram 83* South Africa v West Indies Dubai (DICS)
    CH Gayle, DJ Bravo 83 West Indies v Australia Colombo (RPS)
    Shoaib Malik, Ahmed Shehzad 83 Pakistan v Bangladesh Mirpur
    WU Tharanga, ST Jayasuriya 82 Sri Lanka v New Zealand Johannesburg
    Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal 82 Pakistan v Australia Gros Islet

    Check: Most Runs in T20 World Cups 

    Most Runs Scorer in T20 World Cup Year Wise

    Virat Kohli’s 319 in the 2014 T20 World Cup is the most runs scored by a player in a single edition of the Men’s T20 World Cup.

    Year Player Runs Team
    2024 Rahmanullah Gurbaz 281 Afghanistan
    2022 Virat Kohli 296 India
    2021 Babar Azam 303 Pakistan
    2016 Tamim Iqbal 295 Bangladesh
    2014 Virat Kohli 319 India
    2012 Shane Watson 249 Australia
    2010 Mahela Jayawardene 302 Sri Lanka
    2009 Tillakaratne Dilshan 317 Sri Lanka
    2007 Matthew Hayden 265 Australia

     

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