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Toss Index570.3 −1.47%Match Index554.5 −0.73%TIX-TNPL2670.2 −0.84%TIX-CPL2671.6 −1.47%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3573 TKR vs SLK +0.00%M3572 TGC vs VKK −0.73%M3571 ABF vs BT −3.91%M3570 VKK vs ITT +0.00%M3569 ABF vs GAW +1.64%M3568 SMP vs TGC +0.00%M3567 ABF vs TKR −3.23%M3566 NRK vs SMP −0.73%M3565 ITT vs SS −4.73%M3564 SLK vs JK −3.83%Toss Index570.3 −1.47%Match Index554.5 −0.73%TIX-TNPL2670.2 −0.84%TIX-CPL2671.6 −1.47%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3573 TKR vs SLK +0.00%M3572 TGC vs VKK −0.73%M3571 ABF vs BT −3.91%M3570 VKK vs ITT +0.00%M3569 ABF vs GAW +1.64%M3568 SMP vs TGC +0.00%M3567 ABF vs TKR −3.23%M3566 NRK vs SMP −0.73%M3565 ITT vs SS −4.73%M3564 SLK vs JK −3.83%
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IPL 2026: Top 3 Players with the Most IPL Half Centuries

Discover the top 3 players with the most half-centuries in IPL history and their remarkable consistency.

3. Shikhar Dhawan (51 Half Centuries)

Shikhar Dhawan IPL 2022 team: Shikhar Dhawan IPL salary 2022 - The  SportsRush

Veteran opener Shikhar Dhawan enjoyed a long and successful run in the Indian Premier League, representing multiple franchises during his career. Over the course of 16 seasons, Dhawan has represented Deccan Chargers, Delhi Capitals, Mumbai Indians, Punjab Kings, and Sunrisers Hyderabad, becoming one of the most experienced batters in the league.

 Across 222 matches, Dhawan batted in 221 innings and accumulated 6,769 runs. Known for his elegant stroke play and consistency at the top of the order, he registered two centuries and 51 half-centuries during his IPL career. With 51 fifties, Dhawan currently holds the third position among players with the most half-centuries in IPL history.

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