Ranking the top 10 current most destructive batsmen in T20I cricket

T20I is by far the most entertaining format among the three formats we have. It promises to keep the audiences cheering for their favourite team or player irrespective of the situation. This is due to the number of fours and sixes hit by hard-hitting batsmen.

Of late, we have seen relatively bigger scores in the shortest format of the game. Gone are those days where teams adopted a conservative approach and save wickets. Every international team now has at least one destructive batsman if not more.

Take our current era itself, we have so many destructive T20I players who are still active. They have the capability to win matches on their own. Today we shall be ranking-

Current most destructive batsmen in the T20I circuit

10) Tim David

The Singapore-born cricketer finally made it big when he joined the Australian national side. The former Singapore cricketer made a name for himself and left an impact on the Australian selectors as soon as he got into the side.

In 23 innings of the 25 T20Is that he has played so far, David has notched up 740 runs at an average of 37.00 and a strike rate of 159.48. Though he does not have a century to his name, the 27-year-old has amassed five half-centuries.

He has been even more destructive in the T20s, having notched up 3460 runs in 150 innings of 160 matches. Interestingly, in both T20Is and T20s, Tim David's highest score is an unbeaten 92. He has played 14 matches for Singapore where his average was 46.50 in T20Is.