Ajinkya Rahane Stats, Centuries and IPL Career

Ajinkya Rahane stats by format

Tests are the heart of the record. Officially: 85 caps, 5,077 runs, 12 hundreds, top score 188. The 84 Tests that have full scorecards give an average of 38.68, plus 26 fifties and 580 fours. Those scorecards run from 22 Mar 2013 against Australia in Delhi to 20 Jul 2023.

ODIs: 2,962 runs over 90 games, 3 centuries, 111 the best. The scorecard table adds 23 fifties, with him averaging 35.01 and scoring 78.52 per 100 balls. His final ODI in the data is dated 16 Feb 2018.

T20Is were a short chapter: 20 games and 375 runs, topped by 61. That innings came against England at Old Trafford on 31 Aug 2011, his first T20I on record here, and the last one is from Aug 2016.

The IPL kept him busy long after his India career ended: 212 matches yielding 5,367 runs, more than he made in Tests.

Ajinkya Rahane centuries and best years

Most of his Test hundreds came away from home. He reached three figures at Wellington, Lord’s, Kingston, North Sound and twice in Colombo, plus two at the Melbourne Cricket Ground: 147 in Dec 2014 and 112 in Dec 2020, both in Boxing Day Tests. His highest score, 188 from 381 balls, came versus New Zealand at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Oct 2016. In Delhi in Dec 2015 he made a hundred in each innings against South Africa, 127 and then 100*.

No year beat 2014, which gave him 1,583 runs for India, 5 of them hundreds, across 37 games. Fewer games came in 2019, yet he averaged 71.33 that year for 642 runs.

By opponent, Australia gave up the most runs, 1,713 at 40.79. West Indies were his best side to bat against, at 54.81 with 3 hundreds. England saw him most, in 46 matches, but held him to 26.15, and Pakistan to 16.17 over 6 games. For context on these totals, see the list of most international centuries.

Ajinkya Rahane IPL teams and seasons

Six franchises appear in his season table. He began with Mumbai Indians, playing his first match on 27 Apr 2008 against Deccan Chargers, then spent most of his prime at Rajasthan Royals. Rising Pune Supergiant, Delhi Capitals, Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders followed.

Both IPL hundreds came in Rajasthan colours: 103* from 60 balls versus Royal Challengers Bengaluru in Apr 2012, and 105* from 63 versus Delhi Capitals in Apr 2019. His biggest season was 2012, with 560 runs, and 2015 brought 540 at 49.09. A late change of gear came with Chennai in 2023, when his strike rate jumped to 172.49 with 16 sixes.

His last two seasons were with Kolkata Knight Riders, scoring 390 in 2025 and 335 in 2026. All of his last 10 matches came in IPL 2026, and the final one, against Delhi Capitals on 24 May 2026, brought 63 from 39 balls. More IPL leaders sit on the most IPL runs page.