Most Runs in Abu Dhabi T10 2025-26 Season

Once again, the Abu Dhabi T10 League 2025-26 was full of explosive batting and the power-hitters have completely redefined the scenario of a 10-over sprint. A far-off group of batters remained in the limelight for their extraordinary consistency, when the boundaries kept flowing and the strike-rates touched unreal heights.

Meet the players who by their incredible performances became the most run-getters in this season.

Rank	Player	Team	Innings	Runs	SR	HS	50s
1	Tim David	UAE Bulls	9	393	263.75	98*	3
2	Phil Salt	UAE Bulls	10	256	228.57	59	1
3	Johnson Charles	Northern Warriors	7	249	181.75	60	2
4	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	Aspin Stallions	9	220	188.03	48	0
5	Brandon McMullen	Royal Champs	7	206	179.13	59	1

Most runs in Abu Dhabi T 10 2025-26 season

1. Tim David (UAE Bulls) – 393 runs

The throne-taker and the magnificent Tim David, who is operating at the peak of his powers. Even though the Australian bat was the only one in the middle order among the top five batters, he still managed to finish miles ahead of everybody other than him as the highest run-scorer of the Abu Dhabi T10 2025–26. He accomplished this with an awesome strike rate of 263.75, which included a tournament-best 38 sixes for a total of 393 runs. His unbeaten 98 off 30 balls in the final astounded the cricket world and won the UAE Bulls the title.

Tim David Abu Dhabi T10 Stats

Mat	Inn	Runs	100s	50s	HS	SR	Avg	4s	6s
28	26	769	0	4	98	224.20	48.06	54	64

2. Phil Salt (UAE Bulls) – 256 runs

Phil Salt was one of the decisive factors in UAE Bulls’ victory, cementing his position as one of the tournament’s best players. The English opener combined reliability with utter savagery, scoring 256 runs in 10 innings at a mind-boggling strike rate of 228.57. His electrifying 59 against the Titans was the apex of his reign, illustrating his match-winning determination throughout the tournament.

Phil Salt Abu Dhabi T10 Stats

Mat	Inn	Runs	100s	50s	HS	SR	Avg	4s	6s
29	29	744	0	5	63	224.10	29.76	60	59

3. Johnson Charles (Northern Warriors) – 249 runs

Once again, Johnson Charles took the Caribbean power by storm, and he was the one that opened up the Northern Warriors in the Abu Dhabi T10. The explosive right-hander became the third-highest run-getter in the tournament by scoring 249 runs off seven innings at a high strike rate of 181.75. His journey was embellished with two dominating half-centuries, reiterating his position as one of the fiercest hitters in the game.

Johnson Charles Abu Dhabi T10 Stats

Mat	Inn	Runs	100s	50s	HS	SR	Avg	4s	6s
48	46	990	0	8	73	183.67	25.38	106	60

4. Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Aspin Stallions)- 220 runs

Rahmanullah Gurbaz was the propeller at the top as he opened for the Aspin Stallions and gave blistering starts all over the Abu Dhabi T10 season. The Afghan wicketkeeper-batter led the team right at the front and scored 220 runs in nine innings with a strike rate of 188.03, regularly creating the atmosphere against the new ball. His palpitating contributions were a major factor in carrying the Stallions to the final.

Rahmanullah Gurbaz Abu Dhabi T10 Stats

Mat	Inn	Runs	100s	50s	HS	SR	Avg	4s	6s
53	53	1279	0	6	70	184.29	26.65	106	92

5. Brandon McMullen (Royal Champs) – 206 runs

Brandon McMullen, the international player from Scotland, shone as the batter for the Royal Champs in the Abu Dhabi T10 this season. The 26-year-old was a mixture of the bat’s consistency and fearless aggression, hitting 206 runs in seven innings with a strike rate of 179.13. His run also included a strong fifty against the Stallions, making it clear that he was a bat that made an impact in the tournament.

Brandon McMullen Abu Dhabi T10 Stats

Mat	Inn	Runs	100s	50s	HS	SR	Avg	4s	6s
7	7	206	0	1	59	179.13	41.20	15	12

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