Most runs. Most hundreds. Most sixes.
Highest score.
Fastest hundred. The one name that sits atop all these lists in T20s is Gayle's. He was an established international name by the time T20 cricket took root, but it's a format he made his own with his consistent big scoring across the world. The first to surpass the 10,000-mark in T20s, he still has a lead of over
3000 runs at the top. His 22 hundreds are
14 more than the next best, and he could become the first to hit
1000 sixes. He has won two T20 World Cups, and has impressive numbers in the
tournament. Gayle's star turn in the world of T20 leagues began in the
2011 IPL, when he joined Royal Challengers Bangalore as a replacement player. He finished the season as the top run-scorer - a feat he would repeat
in 2012 - and was named the MVP as his team made the final. After a third straight IPL season in which he made
600-plus runs, he led Jamaica Tallawahs to the title in the inaugural CPL
in 2013. He added another title in 2016, and is the leading
run scorer in the league. At 40, Gayle is past his prime, but he already has a record that will take some beating.