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Toss Index543.6 −3.11%Match Index764.8 +4.27%TIX-CPL2663.5 −3.11%TIX-AVII26101.7 +1.66%TIX-SAWT26111.1 +6.66%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3612 ML vs UAE +0.00%M3611 BT vs GAW +0.00%M3610 AFG vs IND +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3608 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3607 BT vs JK −1.29%M3606 GAW vs TKR −0.17%M3605 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3604 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3603 BT vs SNP −1.98%Toss Index543.6 −3.11%Match Index764.8 +4.27%TIX-CPL2663.5 −3.11%TIX-AVII26101.7 +1.66%TIX-SAWT26111.1 +6.66%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3612 ML vs UAE +0.00%M3611 BT vs GAW +0.00%M3610 AFG vs IND +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3608 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3607 BT vs JK −1.29%M3606 GAW vs TKR −0.17%M3605 ZIM-W vs SA-W +4.27%M3604 NAM vs SA +4.27%M3603 BT vs SNP −1.98%
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ICC T20 World Cup 2026: Top 3 T20 World Cup Batters with the Highest Strike Rate

Discover the top 3 batters with the highest strike rates in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup history.

2. AB de Villiers (South Africa)- 143.4

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AB de Villiers brought innovation and fearless strokeplay to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, reflected in his remarkable 143.4 strike rate across tournaments from 2007 to 2016. In 30 matches, he scored 717 runs with an average of 29.87, showcasing his ability to accelerate innings at crucial moments.

Known as “Mr. 360,” de Villiers redefined attacking batting through creative shot selection and adaptability against any bowling attack. Whether rebuilding or finishing games, his versatility allowed South Africa to maintain scoring momentum, making him one of the fastest-scoring and most dynamic players in T20 World Cup history.

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