A fifty? It's T20
The batsmen with most runs in the IPL without making a fifty
Ravindra Jadeja Innings: 80 Runs: 1350 Top score: 48
Teams: Chennai Super Kings, Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Rajasthan Royals
Significant innings: For a brief spell in 2013, Jadeja had the ability to pull off miracles with the bat, stealing wins against Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders. Often not required to contribute in a strong Super Kings batting line-up, Jadeja's other useful innings spurred stellar bowling performances too, like against Deccan Chargers and Royals • BCCI
Teams: Mumbai Indians, Kings XI Punjab, Pune Warriors, Rajasthan Royals
Significant innings: Mumbai Indians only won two of the nine matches in which Nayar scored 25 or more in 2008 and 2009: his highest score came in a thrilling chase they did not pull off against Chennai. He only played three matches for Mumbai Indians in 2010, and his batting average and strike-rate nosedived in subsequent seasons•BCCI
Teams: Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals
Significant innings: Binny's best season with the bat was in 2013, occupying the No. 4 spot for Royals while batting first and donning the role of a finisher in successful chases against Warriors and Super Kings. His IPL best came the next season in a successful final-over chase against Sunrisers, but that remained his only innings of note•BCCI
Teams: Delhi Daredevils, Pune Warriors, Chennai Super Kings
Significant innings: Like Nayar, Manhas' best too came in a loss, when Warriors lost by one run chasing 120 against Mumbai Indians in 2012. That was one of just eight scores of 25 or more in the IPL: in 2010, he supported Gautam Gambhir in taking Daredevils home against Kings XI and Super Kings. He hardly made an impact during Warriors' disastrous IPL existence (2011-13), and hardly got an opportunity once he moved to Super Kings in 2014•AFP
Teams: Kings XI Punjab, Kolkata Knight Riders
Significant innings: A score of 13 may not seem much, but that's what Chawla made in five balls to help Knight Riders chase down 200 against Kings XI - the team he represented for the first six seasons - in the closely-fought 2014 IPL final. A useful lower-order batsmen, Chawla has five scores of 20-plus - two of them coming when batting at No. 5 for Kings XI•BCCI