Shikhar Dhawan vs Jacques Kallis Batting Stats Highlights

Shikhar Dhawan
Jacques Kallis
Team PK (2024) KKR (2014)
IPL Seasons 17 7
IPL Innings 221 95
Runs 6769 2427
Strike Rate 127 109
Half Centuries 51 17
Centuries 2 0
Fours 768 255
Sixes 152 44

Shikhar Dhawan vs Jacques Kallis Runs Graph


Shikhar Dhawan Batting Statistics By IPL Season

Season Innings Runs Balls Faced SR 4's 6's 50's 100's
2024 5 152 121 125 18 4 1 0
2023 11 373 261 142 49 12 3 0
2022 14 460 375 122 47 12 3 0
2021 16 587 471 124 63 16 3 0
2020 17 618 427 144 67 12 4 2
2019 16 521 384 135 64 11 5 0
2018 16 497 363 136 59 14 4 0
2017 14 479 376 127 53 9 3 0
2016 17 501 429 116 51 8 4 0
2015 14 353 286 123 45 6 3 0
2014 14 377 319 118 49 7 2 0
2013 10 311 253 122 37 5 3 0
2012 15 569 439 129 58 18 5 0
2011 14 400 310 129 47 7 2 0
2010 10 191 170 112 23 3 2 0
2009 4 40 45 88 3 0 0 0
2008 14 340 295 115 35 8 4 0

Jacques Kallis Batting Statistics By IPL Season

Season Innings Runs Balls Faced SR 4's 6's 50's 100's
2014 7 151 129 117 13 4 1 0
2013 15 311 322 96 35 3 0 0
2012 17 409 384 106 34 10 2 0
2011 14 424 378 112 46 6 4 0
2010 16 572 494 115 67 9 6 0
2009 15 361 332 108 37 8 3 0
2008 11 199 183 108 23 4 1 0

🏏 Shikhar Dhawan vs Jacques Kallis - IPL Careers Overview

Shikhar Dhawan IPL Story: 17 seasons, 6,769 runs, 51 half-centuries, 768 fours, 152 sixes, 127 strike rate, 2 centuries, 106* highest, 221 innings, 5,324 balls faced.


Jacques Kallis IPL legacy is built on rock-solid consistency rather than flamboyance. Over seven seasons split between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the South African great stacked up 2,427 runs from 95 innings, never once crossing the three-figure mark yet finishing with 17 half-centuries that kept scoreboards ticking at a healthy strike-rate of 109. His 255 fours and 44 sixes reveal a batsman who trusted timing over muscle, while a highest score of 89 not out underlines his habit of batting deep without throwing it away. With the ball Kallis was equally dependable, nipping out 65 wickets in 89 bowling innings at a sharp strike-rate of 26.8 balls per wicket. He never took a four-for or five-for, yet twice returned three-wicket hauls and kept his economy at a frugal 7.9 across 1742 balls of medium-pace. That dual value—2,427 runs and 65 wickets—made him the rare all-format anchor KKR leaned on during their 2012 and 2014 title campaigns.

Note: This overview is partially generated using AI and is based on statistical data. Please verify with official sources for complete accuracy.