Published By: Sayan Guha

IPL Trivia: No Fours, Only Sixes-THESE Batters Scored Most Runs in an Innings Without Hitting a Four!

They didn’t need to pierce the gaps—just cleared the ropes! Dive into this quirky side of IPL batting brilliance, where fours took the day off

We often associate big scores in T20s with boundary-filled blitzes. But what if we told you some batters smashed their way to match-turning totals without hitting a single four? Sounds odd, right? Well, welcome to this mind-bending side of the IPL, where the long handle did all the talking, and the gaps on the ground were blissfully ignored.

Check out these rare six-filled knocks—best viewed with your jaw firmly off the floor.

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Jos Buttler – 70* (0 fours, 6 sixes), Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 2022, Wankhede

Jos Buttler's 70* was a masterclass in clean hitting under the lights. Not once did he thread the needle for a four, yet he dominated the innings with six towering sixes. It wasn't enough for a win but surely left the crowd buzzing.

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Heinrich Klaasen – 63 (0 fours, 8 sixes), Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 2024, Eden Gardens

Klaasen's 63 off just 29 was a high-voltage display of power hitting. Every shot he played went the distance—literally. There was no room for dainty drives or cheeky scoops, just raw muscle and sky-high sixes.

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Nitish Rana – 62* (0 fours, 7 sixes), Mumbai Indians vs Kings XI Punjab, 2017, Holkar Stadium, Indore

This unbeaten 62 came during a blitzkrieg chase, and Rana ensured that no time was wasted finding the ropes. He simply sent the ball over them again and again. Seven maximums, not a single grounded four—talk about efficiency.

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Sanju Samson – 61 (0 fours, 7 sixes), Delhi Daredevils vs Gujarat Lions, 2017, Delhi

Samson's 31-ball innings was absolute carnage. No carpet shots, no rolling beauties to the fence—only brutal swings that cleared the boundary. It was fearless, it was fun, and it was a statistician's dream.

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Rahul Tewatia – 53 (0 fours, 7 sixes), Rajasthan Royals vs Kings XI Punjab, 2020, Sharjah

Now, here's a knock that went from frustrating to unforgettable. Tewatia was struggling early on, but then something clicked—and the six-storm emerged. Seven sixes, not a single four, and a comeback story that stunned everyone. A wild, wacky ride that turned into one of the IPL's most chaotic finishes.

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David Miller – 51* (0 fours, 6 sixes), Kings XI Punjab vs Rajasthan Royals, 2014, Sharjah

Classic Killer Miller. With 51 off just 19 balls, this was clean hitting at its finest. There's no need to finesse the ball past fielders—Miller simply launched it into orbit. Six sixes, zero fours, and a win wrapped up in style.