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Batting Legends Who Ruled the Champions Trophy

The ICC Champions Trophy is set to make its much-anticipated return after more than seven years, promising intense cricketing action as top ODI sides vie for one of the most coveted titles in the sport. While teams will be focused on lifting the prestigious trophy, several star players will be looking to dominate the batting charts and make significant contributions to their team’s success. Over the years, the Champions Trophy has witnessed remarkable batting performances from some of the finest cricketers. Here’s a look at the tournament’s all-time leading run-scorers.

Chris Gayle (West Indies)
The former West Indies powerhouse tops the Champions Trophy run charts. In 17 matches, the explosive left-hander amassed 791 runs at an impressive average of 52.73 and a strike rate of 88.77. Gayle’s stellar performances include three centuries and a half-century, making him a formidable figure in the tournament’s history.

Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka)
Sri Lankan cricket legend Mahela Jayawardene holds the second spot on the all-time list. Known for his elegance and consistency, Jayawardene accumulated 742 runs across 22 matches at an average of 41.22. His contributions include five half-centuries, cementing his reputation as a reliable batsman for Sri Lanka.

Shikhar Dhawan (India)
India’s former opener Shikhar Dhawan ranks third among the leading run-scorers in the Champions Trophy. In just 10 matches, Dhawan made a remarkable 701 runs at an extraordinary average of 77.88. His tally includes three centuries and three fifties, showcasing his dominance in the limited-overs format.

Sourav Ganguly (India)
Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly stands as the fifth-highest run-scorer in the tournament’s history. Across 13 matches, Ganguly scored 665 runs at an impressive average of 73.88. His record includes three centuries and three fifties, solidifying his legacy as one of India’s finest ODI players.

As the Champions Trophy returns, fans will eagerly anticipate witnessing similar stellar performances from contemporary batting stars, keeping alive the tournament’s rich history of memorable moments and remarkable individual achievements.

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