Fastest partnerships by run rate

About the Leaderboard

Fastest partnerships by run rate in the Indian Premier League (IPL) across all 19 seasons (2007/08 – 2026), covering 1,242 matches. This leaderboard highlights batting pairs with the highest scoring rate in a single partnership stand, with a minimum requirement of 18 balls faced.

All-Time Leaderboard (2007/08 – 2026)

• 1. RR Pant & T Stubbs (DC) – 22.3 runs/over (18 balls)
• 2. Abhishek Sharma & TM Head (SRH) – 20.7 runs/over (38 balls)
• 3. AB de Villiers & KA Jamieson (RCB) – 18.7 runs/over (18 balls)
• 4. Abdul Samad & AK Markram (SRH) – 18.7 runs/over (18 balls)
• 5. Abhishek Sharma & TM Head (SRH) – 18.5 runs/over (22 balls)
• 6. P Simran Singh & Priyansh Arya (PBKS) – 18.4 runs/over (41 balls)
• 7. RK Singh & SP Narine (KKR) – 18.3 runs/over (19 balls)
• 8. DJ Hooda & MP Stoinis (LSG) – 18.3 runs/over (18 balls)
• 9. C Green & SA Yadav (MI) – 18.0 runs/over (18 balls)
• 10. HH Pandya & KA Pollard (MI) – 17.5 runs/over (23 balls)
• 11. Dhruv Jurel & V Suryavanshi (RR) – 17.5 runs/over (37 balls)
• 12. CH Gayle & TM Dilshan (RCB) – 17.5 runs/over (23 balls)
• 13. Dhruv Jurel & Vaibhav Suryavanshi (RR) – 17.5 runs/over (37 balls)
• 14. KL Rahul & MA Agarwal (PBKS) – 17.4 runs/over (20 balls)
• 15. AK Markram & Washington Sundar (SRH) – 17.4 runs/over (19 balls)
• 16. Shashank Singh & SS Iyer (PBKS) – 17.4 runs/over (28 balls)
• 17. Abhishek Sharma & TM Head (SRH) – 17.3 runs/over (58 balls)
• 18. CA Lynn & SP Narine (KKR) – 17.0 runs/over (37 balls)
• 19. Abdul Samad & N Pooran (LSG) – 17.0 runs/over (18 balls)
• 20. RM Patidar & TH David (RCB) – 17.0 runs/over (35 balls)
• 21. RM Patidar & V Kohli (RCB) – 17.0 runs/over (23 balls)
• 22. Ishan Kishan & RG Sharma (MI) – 16.8 runs/over (20 balls)
• 23. Abishek Porel & J Fraser-McGurk (DC) – 16.8 runs/over (30 balls)
• 24. Tilak Varma & WG Jacks (MI) – 16.8 runs/over (20 balls)
• 25. Tilak Varma & Will Jacks (MI) – 16.8 runs/over (20 balls)

2026 Season Leaderboard

• 1. P Simran Singh & Priyansh Arya (PBKS) – 18.4 runs/over (41 balls)
• 2. Dhruv Jurel & V Suryavanshi (RR) – 17.5 runs/over (37 balls)
• 3. Dhruv Jurel & Vaibhav Suryavanshi (RR) – 17.5 runs/over (37 balls)
• 4. RM Patidar & TH David (RCB) – 17.0 runs/over (35 balls)
• 5. RM Patidar & V Kohli (RCB) – 17.0 runs/over (23 balls)
• 6. Tilak Varma & WG Jacks (MI) – 16.8 runs/over (20 balls)
• 7. Tilak Varma & Will Jacks (MI) – 16.8 runs/over (20 balls)
• 8. Prabhsimran Singh & Priyansh Arya (PBKS) – 16.7 runs/over (41 balls)
• 9. D Padikkal & RM Patidar (RCB) – 16.6 runs/over (21 balls)
• 10. MR Marsh & N Pooran (LSG) – 16.6 runs/over (34 balls)
• 11. Rajat Patidar & Tim David (RCB) – 16.6 runs/over (35 balls)
• 12. Devdutt Padikkal & Rajat Patidar (RCB) – 16.3 runs/over (21 balls)
• 13. V Suryavanshi & YBK Jaiswal (RR) – 16.0 runs/over (30 balls)
• 14. Vaibhav Suryavanshi & Yashasvi Jaiswal (RR) – 15.8 runs/over (30 balls)
• 15. AS Roy & C Green (KKR) – 15.7 runs/over (23 balls)

Season Leaders (2007/08 – 2026)

• 2026: P Simran Singh & Priyansh Arya (PBKS) – 18.4 runs/over
• 2025: Shashank Singh & SS Iyer (PBKS) – 17.4 runs/over
• 2024: RR Pant & T Stubbs (DC) – 22.3 runs/over
• 2023: C Green & SA Yadav (MI) – 18.0 runs/over
• 2022: RK Singh & SP Narine (KKR) – 18.3 runs/over
• 2021: AB de Villiers & KA Jamieson (RCB) – 18.7 runs/over
• 2020/21: HH Pandya & KA Pollard (MI) – 17.5 runs/over
• 2019: MP Stoinis & V Kohli (RCB) – 16.0 runs/over
• 2018: KL Rahul & MA Agarwal (PBKS) – 17.4 runs/over
• 2017: CA Lynn & SP Narine (KKR) – 17.0 runs/over
• 2016: JC Buttler & KA Pollard (MI) – 15.7 runs/over
• 2015: Harbhajan Singh & J Suchith (MI) – 16.2 runs/over
• 2014: JP Faulkner & SPD Smith (RR) – 15.9 runs/over
• 2013: DA Miller & R Sathish (KXIP) – 15.9 runs/over
• 2012: DJ Bravo & MS Dhoni (CSK) – 15.1 runs/over
• 2011: CH Gayle & TM Dilshan (RCB) – 17.5 runs/over
• 2009/10: JP Duminy & KA Pollard (MI) – 16.7 runs/over
• 2009: LRPL Taylor & MV Boucher (RCB) – 14.7 runs/over
• 2007/08: SC Ganguly & Umar Gul (KKR) – 16.3 runs/over

Sources & Methodology

Data derived from the canonical IPL historical SETU snapshot, with ball-by-ball records sourced from Cricsheet under CC BY 3.0. The dataset includes 1,242 matches across 19 seasons (2007/08 – 2026). A minimum threshold of 18 balls in the partnership is applied to qualify for inclusion.