Mitchell Marsh Achieves Milestone in IPL 2025 with 5000 T20 Runs

In IPL 2025, Mitchell Marsh has made headlines by becoming the first player in T20 history to reach 5000 runs. His impressive performance includes scoring over 600 runs this season, marking a significant achievement in his career. Marsh's contributions have solidified his role as a key player for LSG, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure. Despite his efforts, RCB managed to chase down a challenging target in a recent match. Discover more about Marsh's journey and impact in this thrilling season.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 28, 2025, 13:21 IST

Mitchell Marsh's Historic Achievement in T20 Cricket

In the ongoing IPL 2025 season, Australian T20I captain Mitchell Marsh has showcased remarkable performance. His exceptional batting power has played a crucial role, and he has now become the first player in T20 history to surpass 5000 runs. In a recent match against RCB, he narrowly missed a fifty, falling short by just 15 runs, but managed to secure it on the final ball of the powerplay. This season marks a significant milestone for Marsh, as he is only the second player to accumulate over 600 runs in a single IPL season, a feat he had not achieved previously.

Mitchell Marsh's Impact on LSG's Batting Lineup

Achieving the milestone of 5000 runs in T20 cricket is a significant highlight in Mitchell Marsh's career. With over 600 runs in this IPL season, he has established himself as a pivotal player for LSG, alongside teammates Aiden Markram and Nicholas Pooran. His swift fifty against RCB, marking his sixth of the season, underscores his consistent form and composure in high-pressure situations, a notable improvement from his past IPL performances.

Marsh's Performance and RCB's Chase

Mitchell Marsh's contributions have propelled him into the top five run-scorers for LSG, where he amassed over 600 runs in Lucknow. In a recent match, he scored 67 runs off 37 balls, forming a formidable 152-run partnership with captain Pant, helping LSG post a total of 227 for 3. However, RCB successfully chased down the target with eight balls to spare, thanks in part to Kohli's explosive 54 runs off just 30 balls, which set the stage for Jitesh Sharma to lead the chase.