Reaching 3500 runs in T20 internationals is a critical milestone that shows consistency, skills, and dominance in the shortest format. Only some elite batters have achieved this mark quickly, proving their class and effect at the highest level.
Virat Kohli (India)
Virat Kohli is the fastest and first batter to reach 3500 runs in T20I. He earned the mark in just 96 innings across 104 matches. His capacity to build innings and score regular runs under pressure makes him one of the most prolific run-getters in T2OIs.
Babar Azam (Pakistan)
He is second on the list, reaching 3500 runs in 99 innings in 105 matches. In addition, he is known for his elegant stroke play and remarkable consistency. He still continues to be a mainstay at the top of Pakistan’s batting order.
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Martin Guptill (New Zealand)
He is one of the explosive Kiwi openers who scored 3500 T20I runs in 118 innings from 122 matches. He was known for his bold batting at the top of the order, which made him destructive in T20 cricket around the world.
Jos Buttler (England)
Jos Buttler has achieved the milestone in 120 innings across 131 matches. He is known for his aggressive hitting and game-changing finishes. Buttler’s scoring ability has been vital for England’s T20 success.
Rohit Sharma (India)
Veteran Indian opener and former T20I Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma reached 3500 runs in 126 innings in 134 matches. Also, he is one of India’s most experienced T20 players. He merges timing and power that helps him consistently pile up runs over time.