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India T20I Cricket Fours Stats

How many fours India hit, and who hits the most, game by game

Updated , after the New Zealand game

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Player Avg Hit %
T20 Internationals 14 Oct 26 West IndiesH 223/9247/3
T20 Internationals 11 Oct 26 West IndiesH 223209/7
T20 Internationals 9 Oct 26 West IndiesH 249/5252/4
T20 Internationals 6 Oct 26 West IndiesH 172/2171
T20 Internationals 3 Oct 26 PakistanH 211/6192/6
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 26 Sri LankaH 169/745
T20 Internationals 22 Sep 26 JapanH 32/431/3
T20 Cricket World Cup 1 Mar 26 West IndiesH 199/5195/4
T20 Cricket World Cup 26 Feb 26 ZimbabweH 256/4184/6
T20 Cricket World Cup 22 Feb 26 South AfricaH 111187/7
India total 15.7 152425191312225175
Sanju Samson India S. SamsonKeeper, 9 batted 3.4 33%3/9 623 06 941 19 04 19 17 1250 115
Ishan Kishan India I. KishanKeeper, 10 batted 3.0 70%7/10 03 618 622 527 318 446 06 26 424 04
Shreyas Iyer India S. IyerBatter, 7 batted 2.7 57%4/7 211 02 318 1043 224 113 112
Abhishek Sharma India A. SharmaAll-rounder, 10 batted 2.5 80%8/10 324 630 212 310 328 03 01 211 430 212
Tilak Varma India T. VarmaBatter, 9 batted 2.1 67%6/9 225 416 318 -DNB 322 04 03 415 316 02
Suryakumar Yadav India S. YadavBatter, 3 batted 2.0 67%2/3 116 313 222
Hardik Pandya India H. PandyaAll-rounder, 3 batted 1.33 67%2/3 214 223 017
Shivam Dube India S. DubeAll-rounder, 6 batted 1.00 33%2/6 110 215 09 01 24 -DNB 137
Axar Patel India A. PatelAll-rounder, 4 batted 0.50 25%1/4 05 214 -DNB -DNB 01 013 -DNB -DNB -DNB
Arshdeep Singh India A. SinghBowler, 3 batted 0.33 0%0/3 14 08 -DNB -DNB -DNB -DNB 02
Naman Dhir India N. DhirAll-rounder, 3 batted 0.33 0%0/3 01 05 11 -DNB
V India V. SooryavanshiBatter, 2 batted 3.0 50%1/2 09 621
Nitish Kumar Reddy India N. Kumar ReddyAll-rounder, 2 batted 2.0 50%1/2 120 314
Prince Yadav India P. YadavBowler, 2 batted 1.50 50%1/2 01 36
Washington Sundar India W. SundarAll-rounder, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 -DNB 03 -DNB 011
Mayank Yadav India M. YadavBowler, 2 batted 0.00 0%0/2 01 01 -DNB -DNB
Jasprit Bumrah India J. BumrahBowler, 1 batted 0.00 0%0/1 -DNB -DNB -DNB -DNB 01
Rinku Singh India R. SinghBatter, 1 batted 0.00 0%0/1 02
Varun Chakaravarthy India V. ChakaravarthyBowler, 1 batted 0.00 0%0/1 -DNB -DNB 03
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India Team Fours

Line16.5
Avg15.712.528.2
Hit50%
15
24
25
19
13
12
2
25
17
5
16
15
21
17
12
3
2
14
12
13
31
39
46
36
25
15
4
39
29
18
T20 Internationals 14 Oct 26 West IndiesH 223/9247/3
T20 Internationals 11 Oct 26 West IndiesH 223209/7
T20 Internationals 9 Oct 26 West IndiesH 249/5252/4
T20 Internationals 6 Oct 26 West IndiesH 172/2171
T20 Internationals 3 Oct 26 PakistanH 211/6192/6
T20 Internationals 1 Oct 26 Sri LankaH 169/745
T20 Internationals 22 Sep 26 JapanH 32/431/3
T20 Cricket World Cup 1 Mar 26 West IndiesH 199/5195/4
T20 Cricket World Cup 26 Feb 26 ZimbabweH 256/4184/6
T20 Cricket World Cup 22 Feb 26 South AfricaH 111187/7

India Fours Match by Match

The last 10 T20Is and how often India went over the line

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Sri Lanka Fours Match by Match

India's next opponent, their last 10 T20Is

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India Fours Lines

How often each line went over, last 10 T20Is

LineOverUnderOver %
12.57370%
14.56460%
16.55550%
18.54640%
20.53730%
LineOverUnderOver %
24.57370%
26.56460%
28.56460%
30.55550%
32.54640%

Fours Batting First and Chasing

India's fours per game by when they batted

BattingPWForAg
First6515.510.8
Second4216.015.0

T20I Fours Table

Fours per game, sides with 8+ T20Is in the last two years

SidePForAgMatch
1EnglandEngland 3716.615.532.2
2IndiaIndia 5914.913.228.1
3RomaniaRomania 914.711.626.2
4New ZealandNew Zealand 4814.614.028.6
5Sri LankaSri Lanka 4814.314.628.9
6SwitzerlandSwitzerland 1014.213.327.5
7HungaryHungary 1014.114.428.5
8PakistanPakistan 6613.912.626.5
9GermanyGermany 913.712.025.7
10IrelandIreland 1713.513.226.8
11South AfricaSouth Africa 4513.414.127.5
12PortugalPortugal 813.310.123.4
13ZimbabweZimbabwe 4713.213.827.0
14AustraliaAustralia 2612.814.026.8
15ScotlandScotland 1112.410.522.8
16West IndiesWest Indies 4712.313.325.7
17AfghanistanAfghanistan 3612.110.522.6
18NamibiaNamibia 2211.612.123.6
19United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 2111.312.724.0
20NetherlandsNetherlands 1311.210.821.9
21OmanOman 1610.813.424.3
22SwedenSweden 1110.711.922.6
23CyprusCyprus 810.611.321.9
24BangladeshBangladesh 4410.512.022.5
25NepalNepal 1410.29.419.6
26MalaysiaMalaysia 810.08.318.3
27FinlandFinland 109.97.317.2
28Hong KongHong Kong 139.79.218.8
29NorwayNorway 119.68.618.3
30AustriaAustria 169.613.423.0

India Fours by Competition

Fours per game in each T20I competition

CompetitionPW-LForAg
T20 InternationalsT20 Internationals75-215.712.3
T20 Cricket World CupT20 Cricket World Cup32-115.713.0

India T20I Fours Questions

How many fours do India hit per T20I?

India have averaged 15.7 fours per T20I over their last 10 T20Is, since February 2026, against their opponents' 12.5, with 28.2 in the match between them, and their best was 25 against West Indies on 9 Oct 2026.

How often do India go over 16.5 fours?

India went over 16.5 fours in 5 of their last 10 T20Is, since February 2026, 50% of the time, while averaging 15.7 per T20I against their opponents' 12.5, and made 15 in their latest, against West Indies.

Who hits the most fours for India?

Sanju Samson hits the most fours for India over their last 10 T20Is, since February 2026, with 31 in 9 games at 3.4 a game, ahead of Ishan Kishan (30) and Abhishek Sharma (25).

What is India's highest fours in a recent T20I?

India's highest over their last 10 T20Is, since February 2026, is 25 fours against West Indies on 9 Oct 2026 at JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi, against their average of 15.7.

Do India hit more fours batting first or chasing?

Chasing brings India more fours over their last 10 T20Is, since February 2026: they average 15.5 fours batting first in 6 T20Is, and 16.0 batting second in 4, a gap of 0.50 fours.