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Caribbean Premier League Stats

Top performers across batting, bowling, and fielding categories

Based on 38 matches (2026)

Team Stats

Most Runs

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Highest Average

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Qualification: minimum 5 dismissals.

Highest Strike Rate

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Qualification: minimum 50 balls faced.

Most Matches

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Most Balls Faced

Balls Faced

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Highest Boundary %

Boundary %

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Qualification: minimum 50 balls faced.

Most Innings Batted

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Most Dismissals

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Caribbean Premier League stats leaders (CPL 2026)

In CPL 2026, Quinton de Kock finished with the most runs (392) and Hunain Shah, Imran Tahir and Alzarri Joseph shared the most wickets (16). Every leaderboard below is final for the season.


Frequently asked questions

Who scored the most runs in CPL 2026?

Quinton de Kock (Barbados Royals) finished top with 392 runs, ahead of Shimron Hetmyer (368) and Maaz Sadaqat (363).

Who took the most wickets in CPL 2026?

Hunain Shah, Imran Tahir and Alzarri Joseph shared the lead with 16 wickets.

Who hit the most sixes in CPL 2026?

Shimron Hetmyer (Guyana Amazon Warriors) finished top with 29 sixes, ahead of Dasun Shanaka (24) and Nicholas Pooran (23).

Who scored the most fifties in CPL 2026?

Keacy Carty, Sherfane Rutherford and Sunil Narine shared the lead with 2 fifties.

Who took the most catches in CPL 2026?

Chris Green (Barbados Royals) finished top with 11 catches, ahead of Jayden Seales (8) and Rivaldo Clarke (8).

Who had the highest strike rate in CPL 2026?

Shadab Khan (Antigua & Barbuda Falcons) finished with a strike rate of 227.59, ahead of Rahkeem Cornwall (203.23) and Shimron Hetmyer (197.85).

Who had the best economy rate in CPL 2026?

Shadab Khan (Antigua & Barbuda Falcons) finished with an economy rate of 4.89, ahead of Sunil Narine (4.93) and Mohammad Nabi (5.8).