CPL Records and Statistics: Which players have recorded the most fours in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) until now?
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| Player | Matches | Runs | Number of 4s |
| Johnson Charles | 88 | 2272 | 215 |
| Lendl Simmons | 93 | 2629 | 213 |
| Chris Gayle | 85 | 2519 | 189 |
| Andre Fletcher | 90 | 2310 | 180 |
| Colin Munro | 65 | 2020 | 174 |
- Colin Munro (174 times)
Colin Munro is a New Zealand batsman who has gained a good fan following. He has consistently performed well for this franchise CPL team and this is the primary reason why he has been able to make so many fours throughout the matches he has played. Munro has made a total of 2020 runs so far. He played about 65 matches or innings in which he made these scores. His score of 174 boundaries has brought him to be placed at the fifth position of this category of records.
- Andre Fletcher (180 times)
Andre Fletcher is another renowned cricket player. He is one batsman who has paved the way for improved batting skills and challenged the other batsmen as well. Fletcher is a member of the West Indies international cricket team and he has made several records in other categories and formats in the past. He is a right-handed batter who has an added capability to bowl well for his team. Fletcher has a good fan following and continues to participate in CPL T20 tournaments.
- Chris Gayle (189 times)
On the third position, we have Chris Gayle with 189 fours. He made this score in 85 matches that he played in CPL since the beginning. He played on behalf of two teams during his participation in the CPL tournament – Jamaica Tallawahs and the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots. Gayle has made a total of 2519 runs in the CPL tournaments. His average strike rate is recorded to be 36.50. He also made 4 centuries during his time in the CPL league in the past 10 years. He also made 172 sixes.
- Lendl Simmons (213 times)
Lendl Simmons is on the second position in the category of most fours that were made in CPL history. He has been lucky enough to play on behalf of almost every franchise CPL team. He has represented all the 6 times during the course of 10 years. He got an opportunity to score 213 fours in 93 matches that he played in total. The total score that he could collect on the scoreboard was 2629 runs. He has also made 133 sixes in these matches and made a cemented place for himself in the CPL. The place can only be maintained if he continues to bat for the teams.
- Johnson Charles (215 times)
At the first position, we have Johnson Charles with 215 fours made throughout his career in CPL. He leads the chart with these many fours. He is a right-handed batsman and has played with all the 6 franchise CPL teams. He got the chance to bat for the teams in about 88 matches since he started. He has made a total of 2272 runs in these matches and reached the first position in the category of most fours recorded in CPL. He has also made 98 sixes and 13 half centuries which have further been recorded in other categories. Charles is definitely a boon for the teams.
