5 Indian players who were involved in the most run-outs in T20I International cricket

In the fast-paced world of T20 International cricket, where every run counts and split-second decisions can alter the outcome of a game, fielding and run-out opportunities are critical. The runout manner of dismissal is one of the most frustrating ways to get out in cricket. Often, it is the fault of one of the batters, and only rarely is it the fielders' genius. Either the batter who called for the run made an inaccurate decision, the other batter did not hear the call, or there was another cause. 

Indian cricketers are also well-known for being frequently run out in international matches. The most frustrating release is run-outs, which occur when a player makes no mistake in playing the shot and is forced to proceed to the pavilion. There have been numerous well-known run-outs, but some players have received the most of them.

The most recent incidence occurred during India's first T20I against Afghanistan on January 11 in Mohali. Rohit Sharma played a straight shot and went for a run, but his partner, Shubman Gill, was watching the ball and did not react. This culminated in Rohit being run out for a duck on the second ball of the match. In the article, we will be looking for the Indian players who were involved in the most Run-Outs in T20I cricket.

Here are the top five Indian players involved in the most Run-Outs in T20I cricket

5. Ravindra Jadeja 

Ravindra Jadeja is one of the fittest players in the Indian team currently. Jaddu is one of the fastest runners on the field. He is also pretty fast between the wickets on the 22-yards. Jadeja getting run out and his count in T20Is stands at four times in international T20 matches. He has been run out four times in the shortest format of the game. 

4. Shikhar Dhawan

Shikhar Dhawan has been one of the finest openers of this generation for the Men in Blue. He is considered to be a decently fast runner between the wickets. He has featured in 68 T20Is, scoring 1759 runs with 11 fifties to his name from 2011-2021. Dhawan has been out of the team in recent times. He has been run out five times in his career. 

3. Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma has been the finest white-ball captain of the side. The 36-year-old opener led the Men in Blue to their first final of the World Cup since 2011 and lost against Australia. But he has often been trolled for his heavyweight and chubby nature. But he has been run out six times in T20Is but he still managed to play 149 T20Is for India from 2007 onwards and has 3853 runs with four centuries and 29 fifties. 

2. Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli has been the star batter of this generation. The former India captain has been the face of the cricketing fraternity on the world stage over the years. He is known for his discipline and work ethic off the field and ranks among one of the fittest athletes of the game. He has been the fastest runner between the wickets but the 35-year-old has been run out in T20Is six times in his career. 

1.  MS Dhoni  

MS Dhoni is the most successful captain of the Indian team. The 42-year-old wicket-keeper batter won every possible trophy with the Men in Blue and remains the only skipper to win the T20 World Cup, ODI World Cup and the Champions Trophy. But he is regarded as one of the fastest between the wickets in the Indian team. But Dhoni has been run out six times in his T20I career. He played 98 T20Is, scoring 1617 runs at an average of 37.80, and scored only two fifties.