Kumar Sangakkara (2013) – The Sri Lankan maestro amassed 2,868 runs in 57 innings, making 2013 his year of batting supremacy.
He played at an impressive average of 53.11, with 8 centuries and 18 half-centuries.
Ricky Ponting (2005) – The Aussie legend ruled 2005, piling up 2,833 runs in 58 innings, leading his team from the front.
His incredible form saw him register 9 centuries and 15 fifties at a staggering 56.66 average.
Virat Kohli (2017) – The ‘Run Machine’ dominated 2017 with 2,818 runs in just 52 innings, setting a benchmark of consistency.
Smashing 11 centuries and 10 half-centuries, he played at an unmatched average of 68.73.
Virat Kohli (2018) – Back-to-back stellar years saw Kohli accumulate 2,735 runs in 47 innings in 2018, further stamping his authority.
With 11 centuries and 9 fifties, he maintained his elite status with a 68.37 average.
Kane Williamson (2015) – The Kiwi run machine had a dream year, scoring 2,692 runs in 57 innings, showcasing his technical brilliance.
He played with an exceptional average of 65.65, registering 8 centuries and 14 half-centuries.