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Former Sri Lanka batter Mahela Jayawardene holds the record for the most runs while batting at the number four position across formats. He amassed a staggering 16,838 runs, showcasing his consistency and class in the middle order.
Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar also spent a significant part of his career batting at number four. Across formats, he scored a total of 15,551 runs, including an incredible 48 centuries, making him one of the most prolific batters at this position.
Pakistan’s legendary batter Javed Miandad was a rock at number four, accumulating 12,603 runs in 300 innings across all formats. His ability to anchor innings and play match-defining knocks made him a crucial player for Pakistan.
One of South Africa’s greatest all-rounders, Jacques Kallis, scored 11,743 runs while batting at number four in international cricket. His solid technique and ability to perform in pressure situations cemented his legacy as one of the finest all-rounders.
Former Sri Lankan star Aravinda de Silva was a dependable middle-order batter, amassing 11,413 runs while batting at number four in international cricket. His aggressive yet composed approach played a key role in Sri Lanka’s success during his era.
West Indies legend Brian Lara hammered 10,050 runs while batting at number four in international cricket. His elegant stroke play and ability to dominate world-class bowling attacks made him a nightmare for opposition teams.
England’s star batter Joe Root recently reached the 10,000-run milestone while batting at number four in international cricket. His achievement came during England’s match against Australia in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025, further solidifying his reputation as one of the best modern-day batters.
