Pakitan's swashbuckling batter Babar Azam currently holds the record for the most fifties in T20 internationals. He has smashed 39 fifties in the shortest format of the game. He also has three centuries to his name.

Since making his T20I debut against England at Old Trafford in 2016, Babar Azam has accumulated 4,145 runs at an average of 41.03 and a strike rate of 129.08.

India’s star batter Virat Kohli features next on this list. The right-handed batter has also smashed 39 T20I fifties in 125 matches so far. Kohli also has one T20I century to his name. He made his T20I debut against Zimbabwe.

The former India captain has amassed 4,188 runs at an impressive average of 48.69 and a strike rate of 137.04.

India’s Rohit Sharma previously held the record for the most fifties in T20 internationals.

The flamboyant opening batter has recorded 37 half-centuries in 159 T20I games so far. He has also smashed five hundreds in T20I cricket. He has scored 4,231 runs at an average of 32.05 and a strike rate of 140.89.

Mohammad Rizwam of Pakistan and Australia’s David Warner complete the top five list. While Rizwan has recorded 30 half-centuries in 102 games while Warner has hit 29 T20I fifties in 110 matches.

England’s Jos Buttler has 25 half-centuries to his name in 124 matches.

KL Rahul is the third Indian batter to feature in the top 10 list for most fifties in T20I cricket. Rahul has smashed 24 fifties in 72 matches so far while Ireland's opening batter Paul Sterling equals the record with 24 T20I fifties so far.

Most fifties in T20 internationals

Player Span Matches 50s
Babar Azam (Pakistan) 2016-2024 123 39
Virat Kohli (India) 2010-2024 125 39
Rohit Sharma (India) 2007-2024 159 37
Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan) 2015-2024 102 30
David Warner (Australia) 2009-2024 110 29
Jos Buttler (England) 2011-2024 124 25
KL Rahul (India) 2016-2022 72 24
Paul Stirling (Ireland) 2009-2024 145 24
Suryakumar Yadav (India) 2021-2024 68 23
Martin Guptill (New Zealand) 2009-2022 122 22

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