Indian Premier League (IPL) The most competitive T20 league in cricket for a long time and continues to strengthen its claim. Each year's March -May Window is reserved for the league, during which every cricket board of the world sends its best players to be part of it. Many players become a better version of themselves in just two months to play with the best cricketers globally.
The IPL is expanding to the number of teams and its global audience. With each passing year, the competition and intensity of the game continue to increase. Naturally, many previous records break up easily in batting, bowling and team performance. However, some records are so extraordinary that they can be difficult – if not impossible – then break.
Here are five records that may be impossible to break into IPL history:
5. The highest personal score on IPL debut
But 18 April 2008Cricket changed forever when Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) Handle Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) But M. Chinswami stadium In BengaluruTo mark the onset of the Indian Premier League. This was a fast-paced cricket for many fans, and a special knock changed the future of the game.
Brendon McCullum scored 158 runs in just 73 balls, including 10 fours and 13 sixes. Back in 2008, such aggressive scoring was also rare in ODIs. It remains the highest score by a batsman on IPL debut. Only one batsman has ever scored more in any IPL innings- Cris Gayle, who made 175* (66) against Pune Warriors India in IPL 2013.
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