The powerplay consisting of six overs in the shortest format of the game is known to be a crucial phase for both teams. With only two fielders allowed outside the 30-yard circle, the overs mostly favour the batting side

Travis Head

Swashbuckling Australian opening batsman Travis Head comes first on the list. Recently, the left-handed batsman showcased his prowess when he slammed 73 runs off just 22 deliveries in a T20I powerplay against Scotland

Paul Stirling

Ireland's Paul Stirling known for his monstrous sixes is in the second position. Making the most out of the powerplay, the veteran registered a score of 67 runs in 25 balls during the T20I match against West Indies back in 2020

Colin Munro

New Zealand's Colin Munro holds the third spot with his masterclass innings of 66 runs. He achieved the score against West Indies in just 23 deliveries during a T20I match at Mt. Maunganui in 2018

Quinton de Kock

One of the most established South African batsmen, Quinton de Kock. He etched his name on the list during the T20I match against West Indies in 2023. Facing just 24 balls, Quinton accumulated 64 runs in the powerplay against the Caribbeans