T20 World Cups 2012, 2014 and 2016: Highest run-getters, leading wicket-takers, most sixes hit and hat-tricks taken

T20 World Cup stats: Here are all the key numbers and trivia from the Twenty20 World Cups in 2012, 2014 and 2016.

Published : May 27, 2024 10:49 IST - 0 MINS READ

Carlos Brathwaite celebrates hitting the winning runs during the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016 final match between England and West Indies at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
Carlos Brathwaite celebrates hitting the winning runs during the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016 final match between England and West Indies at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. | Photo Credit: Getty Images
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Carlos Brathwaite celebrates hitting the winning runs during the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016 final match between England and West Indies at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

Fourth T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka (18 September 2012 to 7 October 2012)

Total matches: 27 (12 teams)

Semifinals: Sri Lanka (139/4) beat Pakistan (123/7) by 16 runs at Colombo, RPS on 4 October 2012; West Indies (205/4) beat Australia (131/10) by 74 runs at Colombo, RPS on 5 October 2012

Final: West Indies (137/6) beat Sri Lanka (101/10) by 36 runs wickets at Colombo, RPS on 7 October 2012 (Winning captain: Daren Sammy)


 

Team results

#

Team

M

W

L

NR

Win%

Remarks

1

West Indies

7

4

2

1

57.14

Winner

2

Sri Lanka

7

5

2

0

71.43

Losing finalist

3

Pakistan

6

4

2

0

66.67

Losing semifinalist

3

Australia

6

4

2

0

66.67

Losing semifinalist

5

India

5

4

1

0

80.00


 

6

South Africa

5

2

3

0

40.00


 

6

England

5

2

3

0

40.00


 

8

New Zealand

5

1

4

0

20.00


 

9

Ireland

2

0

1

1

0.00


 

10

Zimbabwe

2

0

2

0

0.00


 

10

Afghanistan

2

0

2

0

0.00


 

10

Bangladesh

2

0

2

0

0.00


 


 

Highest individual scores (100s: one)

Batter (Team)

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

S/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Brendon McCullum (NZ)

123

58

11

7

212.06

1

Bangladesh

Pallekele

21-Sep-2012

Luke Wright (ENG)

99*

55

8

6

180.00

1

Afghanistan

Colombo (RPS)

21-Sep-2012

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

84

54

11

2

155.55

1

Pakistan

Pallekele

25-Sep-2012

Johnson Charles (WI)

84

56

10

3

150.00

1

England

Pallekele

27-Sep-2012

Virat Kohli (IND)

78*

61

8

2

127.86

2

Pakistan

Colombo (RPS)

30-Sep-2012

Marlon Samuels (WI)

78

56

3

6

139.28

1

Sri Lanka

Colombo (RPS)

7-Oct-2012

Tillekeratne Dilshan (SL)

76

53

5

3

143.39

2

New Zealand

Pallekele

27-Sep-2012

Luke Wright (ENG)

76

43

5

5

176.74

2

New Zealand

Pallekele

29-Sep-2-12

Chris Gayle (WI)

75*

41

5

6

182.92

1

Australia

Colombo (RPS)

5-Oct-2012

Imran Nazir (PAK)

72

36

9

3

200.00

2

Bangladesh

Pallekele

25-Sep-2012

Shane Watson (AUS)

72

42

2

7

171.42

2

India

Colombo (RPS)

28-Sep-2012

Eoin Morgan (ENG)

71*

36

4

5

197.22

2

West Indies

Pallekele

27-Sep-2012

Shane Watson (AUS)

70

47

8

2

148.93

2

South Africa

Colombo (RPS)

30-Sep-2012


 

Leading run-getters

Batter (Team)

Mts

Inns

No

Runs

HS

Ave

SR

100

50

Shane Watson (AUS)

6

6

1

249

72

49.80

150.00

0

3

Mahela Jayawardene (SL)

7

7

1

243

65*

40.50

116.26

0

1

Marlon Samuels (WI)

7

6

0

230

78

38.33

132.94

0

3

Chris Gayle (WI)

7

6

1

222

75*

44.40

150.00

0

3

Brendon McCullum (NZ)

5

5

0

212

123

42.40

159.39

1

0

Luke Wright (ENG)

5

5

1

193

99*

48.25

169.29

0

2

Virat Kohli (IND)

5

5

1

185

78*

46.25

122.51

0

2

Tillekeratne Dilshan (SL)

7

7

0

179

76

25.57

120.94

0

1

Kumar Sangakkara (SL)

7

7

1

170

44

28.33

126.86

0

0

Mohammad Hafeez (PAK)

6

6

0

164

45

27.33

98.20

0

0

Michael Hussey (AUS)

6

5

3

155

54*

77.50

123.01

0

1

Imran Nazir (PAK)

6

6

0

153

72

25.50

150.00

0

1


 

Most sixes hit

Batter (Team)

6s

Balls/6

Mts

Inns

Runs

Ave.

Balls

S/R

4s

Chris Gayle (WI)

16

9.25

7

6

222

44.40

148

150.00

19

Marlon Samuels (WI)

15

11.53

7

6

230

38.33

173

132.94

14

Shane Watson (AUS)

15

11.07

6

6

249

49.80

166

150.00

19

Luke Wright (ENG)

13

8.77

5

5

193

48.25

114

169.29

14

Brendon McCullum (NZ)

10

13.30

5

5

212

42.40

133

159.39

20

Note: Mahale Jayawardene (SL) hit the maximum 4s: 29

Best bowling figures (Six-wicket haul: 1; five-wicket haul: 1; four-wicket hauls: 4)

Bowler (Team)

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

E/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Ajantha Mendis (SL)

4

2

8

6

2.00

2

Zimbabwe

Hambantota

18-Sep-2012

Lasith Malinga (SL)

4

0

31

5

7.75

2

England

Pallekele

1-Oct-2012

Harbhajan Singh (IND)

4

2

12

4

3.00

2

England

Colombo (RPS)

23-Sep-2012

Ajantha Mendis (SL)

4

0

12

4

3.00

1

West Indies

Colombo (RPS)

7-Oct-2012

Jacques Kallis (SA)

4

1

15

4

3.75

1

Zimbabwe

Hambantota

20-Sep-2012

Saeed Ajmal (PAK)

4

0

30

4

7.50

2

New Zealand

Pallekele

23-Sep-2012

Sunil Narine (WI)

3.4

0

9

3

2.45

2

Sri Lanka

Colombo (RPS)

7-Oct-2012

Tim Southee (NZ)

4

1

16

3

4.00

2

Bangladesh

Pallekele

21-Sep-2012

Steven Finn (ENG)

4

0

16

3

4.00

1

New Zealand

Pallekele

29-Sep-2012

Ravi Rampaul (WI)

3.4

0

16

3

4.36

2

Australia

Colombo (RPS)

5-Oct-2012


 

Leading wicket-getters

Bowler (Team)

Mts

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

Best

Ave.

E/R

S/R

4w

5w

Ajantha Mendis (SL)

6

24

3

147

15

6/8

9.80

6.12

9.60

1

1

Shane Watson (AUS)

6

24

0

176

11

3/26

16.00

7.33

13.09

0

0

Mitchell Starc (AUS)

6

24

0

164

10

3/20

16.40

6.83

14.40

0

0

L Balaji (IND)

4

12

0

88

9

3/19

9.77

7.33

8.00

0

0

Sunil Narine (WI)

7

24.4

0

139

9

3/9

15.44

5.63

16.44

0

0

Ravi Rampaul (WI)

7

23.5

1

189

9

3/16

21.00

7.93

15.89

0

0

Saeed Ajmal (PAK)

6

24

1

163

9

4/30

18.11

6.79

16.00

1

0


 

Hat-tricks (no instances)


 


 

Fifth T20 World Cup in Bangladesh (16 March 2014 to 6 April 2014)

Total matches: 35 (16 teams)

Semifinals: Sri Lanka (160/6) beat West Indies (80/4 in 13.5 ov) by 27 runs (DLS) at Mirpur on 3 April 2014; South Africa (172/4) lost to India (176/4) by 6 wickets at Mirpur on 4 April 2014

Final: India (130/4) lost to Sri Lanka (134/4) by 6 wickets at Mirpur on 6 April 2014 (Winning captain: Lasith Malinga)


 

Team results

#

Team

M

W

L

NR

Win%

Remarks

1

Sri Lanka

6

5

1

0

83.33

Winner

2

India

6

5

1

0

83.33

Losing finalist

3

West Indies

5

3

2

0

60.00

Losing semifinalist

3

South Africa

5

3

2

0

60.00

Losing semifinalist

5

Ireland

3

2

1

0

66.67


 

5

Nepal

3

2

1

0

66.67


 

5

Zimbabwe

3

2

1

0

66.67


 

8

Pakistan

4

2

2

0

50.00


 

8

New Zealand

4

2

2

0

50.00


 

10

Netherlands

7

3

4

0

42.86


 

11

Hong Kong

3

1

2

0

33.33


 

11

Afghanistan

3

1

2

0

33.33


 

13

Bangladesh

7

2

5

0

28.57


 

14

Australia

4

1

3

0

25.00


 

14

England

4

1

3

0

25.00


 

16

UAE

3

0

3

0

0.00


 


 

Highest individual scores (100s: two)

Batter (Team)

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

S/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Alex Hales (ENG)

116*

64

11

6

181.25

2

Sri Lanka

Chattogram

27-Mar-2014

Ahmed Shehzad (PAK)

111*

62

10

5

179.03

1

Bangladesh

Mirpur

30-Mar-2014

Umar Akmal (PAK)

94

54

9

4

174.07

1

Australia

Mirpur

23-Mar-2014

Mahela Jayawardene (SL)

89

51

11

3

174.50

1

England

Chattogram

27-Mar-2014

J-P Duminy (SA)

86*

43

10

3

200.00

1

New Zealand

Chattogram

24-Mar-2014

Virat Kohli (IND)

77

58

5

4

132.75

1

Sri Lanka

Mirpur

6-Apr-2014

Glenn Maxwell (AUS)

74

33

7

6

224.24

2

Pakistan

Mirpur

23-Mar-2014

Tom Cooper (NED)

72*

58

9

1

124.13

1

Zimbabwe

Sylhet

19-Mar-2014

Virat Kohli (IND)

72*

44

5

2

163.63

2

South Africa

Mirpur

4-Apr-2014

Dwayne Smith (WI)

72

43

10

3

167.44

1

Bangladesh

Mirpur

25-Mar-2014

Aaron Finch (AUS)

71

45

7

4

157.77

2

Bangladesh

Mirpur

1-Apr-2014


 

Leading run-getters

Batter (Team)

Mts

Inns

No

Runs

HS

Ave.

S/R

100

50

Virat Kohli (IND)

6

6

3

319

77

106.33

129.14

0

4

Tom Cooper (NED)

7

7

3

231

72*

57.75

137.50

0

1

Stephan Myburgh (NED)

7

7

0

224

63

32.00

154.48

0

3

Rohit Sharma (IND)

6

6

1

200

62*

40.00

123.45

0

2

J-P Duminy (SA)

5

5

2

187

86*

62.33

140.60

0

1

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

7

7

2

186

66

37.20

129.16

0

1

Hashim Amla (SA)

5

5

0

185

56

37.00

131.20

0

1

Anamul Haque (BAN)

7

7

1

184

44*

30.66

118.70

0

0

Alex Hales (ENG)

4

4

1

166

116*

55.33

158.09

1

0

Aaron Finch (AUS)

4

4

0

158

71

39.50

130.57

0

2

Mahela Jayawardene (SL)

6

6

1

158

89

31.60

125.39

0

1


 

Most sixes hit

Batter (Team)

6s

Balls/6

Mts

Inns

Runs

Ave.

Balls

S/R

4s

Stephan Myburgh (NED)

13

11.15

7

7

224

32.00

145

154.48

26

Glenn Maxwell (AUS)

12

5.83

4

4

147

36.75

70

210.00

13

Tom Cooper (NED)

10

16.80

7

7

231

57.75

168

137.50

22

Virat Kohli (IND)

10

24.70

6

6

319

106.33

247

129.14

24

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

9

16.00

7

7

186

37.20

144

129.16

15

Anamul Haque (BAN)

8

19.38

7

7

184

30.66

155

118.70

22

J-P Duminy (SA)

8

16.63

5

5

187

62.33

133

140.60

14

Note: Stephan Myburgh (Ned) hit the maximum 4s: 26


 

Best bowling figures (Five-wicket hauls: 2; four-wicket hauls: 7)

Bowler (Team)

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

E/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Rangana Herath (SL)

3.3

2

3

5

0.85

2

New Zealand

Chattogram

31-Mar-2014

Ahsan Malik (NED)

4

0

19

5

4.75

1

South Africa

Chattogram

27-Mar-2014

R Ashwin (IND)

3.2

0

11

4

3.30

2

Australia

Mirpur

30-Mar-2014

Samuel Badree (WI)

4

0

15

4

3.75

2

Bangladesh

Mirpur

25-Mar-2014

Dale Steyn (SA)

4

0

17

4

4.25

2

New Zealand

Chattogram

24-Mar-2014

Nadeem Ahmed (HKG)

3.3

0

21

4

6.00

1

Bangladesh

Chattogram

20-Mar-2014

Imran Tahir (SA)

4

0

21

4

5.25

2

Netherlands

Chattogram

27-Mar-2014

Nuwan Kulasekara (SL)

4

1

32

4

8.00

2

England

Chattogram

27-Mar-2014

Tinashe Panyangara (ZIM)

4

1

37

4

9.25

2

Ireland

Sylhet

17-Mar-2014


 

Leading wicket-getters

Bowler (Team)

Mts

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

Best

Ave.

E/R

S/R

4w

5w

Ahsan Malik (NED)

7

24.5

0

166

12

5/19

13.83

6.68

12.42

0

1

Imran Tahir (SA)

5

20

0

131

12

4/21

10.91

6.55

10.00

1

0

R Ashwin (IND)

6

23.1

0

124

11

4/11

11.27

5.35

12.64

1

0

Samuel Badree (WI)

5

20

0

113

11

4/15

10.27

5.65

10.91

1

0

Al-Amin Hossain (BAN)

7

25.3

0

187

10

3/21

18.70

7.33

15.30

0

0

Amit Mishra (IND)

6

22

1

147

10

3/26

14.70

6.68

13.20

0

0


 

Hat-tricks (no instances)


 


 

Sixth T20 World Cup in India (8 March 2016 to 3 April 2016)

Total matches: 35 (16 teams)

Semifinals: New Zealand (153/8) lost to England (159/3) by 7 wickets at Delhi on 30 March 2016; India (192/2) lost to West Indies (196/3) by 7 wickets at Mumbai WS on 31 March 2016

Final: England (155/9) lost to West Indies (161/6) by 4 wickets at Kolkata on 3 April 2016 (Winning captain: Daren Sammy)


 

Team results

#

Team

M

W

L

NR

Win%

Remarks

1

West Indies

6

5

1

0

83.33

Winner

2

England

6

4

2

0

66.67

Losing finalist

3

New Zealand

5

4

1

0

80.00

Losing semifinalist

4

India

5

3

2

0

60.00

Losing semifinalist

5

Zimbabwe

3

2

1

0

66.67


 

6

Afghanistan

7

4

3

0

57.14


 

7

South Africa

4

2

2

0

50.00


 

7

Australia

4

2

2

0

50.00


 

9

Netherlands

3

1

1

1

33.33


 

9

Oman

3

1

1

1

33.33


 

11

Scotland

3

1

2

0

33.33


 

12

Bangladesh

7

2

4

1

28.57


 

13

Sri Lanka

4

1

3

0

25.00


 

13

Pakistan

4

1

3

0

25.00


 

15

Ireland

3

0

2

1

0.00


 

16

Hong Kong

3

0

3

0

0.00


 


 

Highest individual scores (100s: two)

Batter (Team)

Runs

Balls

4s

6s

S/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Tamim Iqbal (BAN)

103*

63

10

5

163.49

1

Oman

Dharamsala

13-Mar-2016

Chris Gayle (WI)

100*

48

5

11

208.33

2

England

Mumbai WS

16-Mar-2016

Virat Kohli (IND)

89*

47

11

1

189.36

1

West Indies

Mumbai WS

31-Mar-2016

Marlon Samuels (WI)

85*

66

9

2

128.78

2

England

Kolkata

03-Apr-2016

Andre Fletcher (WI)

84*

64

6

5

131.25

2

Sri Lanka

Bengaluru

20-Mar-2016

Tamim Iqbal (BAN)

83*

58

6

3

143.10

1

Netherlands

Dharamsala

09-Mar-2016

Tillekeratne Dilshan (SL)

83*

56

8

3

148.21

2

Afghanistan

Kolkata

17-Mar-2016

Joe Root (ENG)

83

44

6

4

188.63

2

South Africa

Mumbai WS

18-Mar-2016

Virat Kohli (IND)

82*

51

9

2

160.78

2

Australia

Mohali

27-Mar-2016

Lendl Simmons (WI)

82*

51

7

5

160.78

2

India

Mumbai WS

31-Mar-2016

Martin Guptill (NZ)

80

48

10

3

166.66

1

Pakistan

Mohali

22-Mar-2016

Jason Roy (ENG)

78

44

11

2

177.27

2

New Zealand

Delhi

30-Mar-2016

Angelo Mathews (SL)

73*

54

3

5

135.18

2

England

Delhi

26-Mar-2016


 


 

Leading run-getters

Batter (Team)

Mts

Inns

No

Runs

HS

Ave.

S/R

100

50

Tamim Iqbal (BAN)

6

6

2

295

103*

73.75

142.51

1

1

Virat Kohli (IND)

5

5

3

273

89*

136.50

146.77

0

3

Joe Root (ENG)

6

6

1

249

83

49.80

146.47

0

2

Mohammad Shahzad (AFG)

7

7

0

222

61

31.71

140.50

0

1

Jos Buttler (ENG)

6

6

2

191

66*

47.75

159.16

0

1

Jason Roy (ENG)

6

6

0

183

78

30.50

148.78

0

1

Marlon Samuels (WI)

6

6

1

181

85*

36.20

112.42

0

1

Quinton de Kock (SA)

4

4

0

153

52

38.25

142.99

0

1


 

Most sixes hit

Batter (Team)

6s

Balls/6

Mts

Inns

Runs

Ave.

Balls

S/R

4s

Tamim Iqbal (BAN)

14

14.79

6

6

295

73.75

207

142.51

24

JC Buttler (ENG)

12

10.00

6

6

191

47.75

120

159.16

13

Mohammad Shahzad (AFG)

12

13.17

7

7

222

31.71

158

140.50

23

CH Gayle (WI)

11

5.27

5

4

113

37.66

58

194.82

8

AB de Villiers (SA)

9

6.78

4

4

110

36.66

61

180.32

5

MJ Guptill (NZ)

8

11.13

4

4

140

35.00

89

157.30

15

Note: Virat Kohli (Ind) hit the maximum 4s: 29


 

Best bowling figures (Five-wicket hauls: 2; four-wicket hauls: 7)

Bowler (Team)

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

E/R

Inns

Opposition

Venue

Date

Mustafizur Rahman (BAN)

4

0

22

5

5.50

1

New Zealand

Kolkata

26-Mar-2016

James Faulkner (AUS)

4

0

27

5

6.75

2

Pakistan

Mohali

25-Mar-2016

Paul van Meekeren (NED)

2

0

11

4

5.50

2

Ireland

Dharamsala

13-Mar-2016

Mitchell Santner (NZ)

4

0

11

4

2.75

2

India

Nagpur

15-Mar-2016

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

3

0

15

4

5.00

2

Oman

Dharamsala

13-Mar-2016

Mohammad Nabi (AFG)

4

0

20

4

5.00

1

Hong Kong

Nagpur

10-Mar-2016

Chris Morris (SA)

4

0

27

4

6.75

2

Afghanistan

Mumbai WS

20-Mar-2016

Wellington Masakadza (ZIM)

4

0

28

4

7.00

2

Scotland

Nagpur

10-Mar-2016

Chris Jordan (ENG)

4

0

28

4

7.00

2

Sri Lanka

Delhi

26-Mar-2016


 

Leading wicket-getters

Bowler (Team)

Mts

Overs

Mdns

Runs

Wkts

Best

Ave.

E/R

S/R

4w

5w

Mohammad Nabi (AFG)

7

27

1

164

12

4\20

13.66

6.07

13.50

1

0

Rashid Khan (AFG)

7

28

0

183

11

3\11

16.63

6.53

15.27

0

0

Mitchell Santner (NZ)

5

18.1

0

114

10

4\11

11.40

6.27

10.90

1

0

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

7

23

0

166

10

4\15

16.60

7.21

13.80

1

0

Ish Sodhi (NZ)

5

19.4

0

120

10

3\18

12.00

6.10

11.80

0

0

David Willey (ENG)

6

21

0

159

10

3\20

15.90

7.57

12.60

0

0


 

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