Virat Kohli completes most fifties in IPL, goes past David Warner’st ally

The most fifties in the history of the Indian Premier League have now been reached by ace RCB batsman Virat Kohli, who scored his 67th half-century. By surpassing David Warner’s record of 66 half-centuries, he added another feather to his already impressive cap. He accomplished the feat on Sunday, April 20, at Mullanpur, during Match 37 of the current 2025 season between the Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

He had already tied the Australia batsman’s record during last Sunday’s match against the Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur. After 252 innings, however, the Delhi-born player defeated the Southpaw thanks to a spectacular knock against PBKS during the afternoon match’s run chase.

One of the most decorated batsmen in the super competition, Virat Kohli is notable for being the biggest run scorer in IPL history.

Most IPL half-centuries

The league’s most illustrious players who have adorned the league with their batting prowess are among those with the most half-centuries. Shikhar Dhawan, a 53-year-old Delhi native who is currently retired, comes after Warner and Kohli. Rohit Sharma, a former captain of the Mumbai Indians with two hundreds and forty-five fifties, is presently ranked number four. KL Rahul and former RCB batsman AB de Villiers, who each have 43 fifties, come after Rohit.