All 10 teams have made a record of scoring centuries in a single season
Virat Kohli and Vaibhav Suryavanshi (IPL Photos)
For the first time in IPL history, all 10 teams have at least one player who has scored back-to-back centuries. Virat Kohli completed 9th IPL Century for RCB against KKR in Raipur. IPL 2026, which is breaking record books, is the first season in the 19-year history of the tournament where all the franchises have scored at least one century.From teenage prodigies like Vaibhav Suryavanshi to established legends like Virat Kohli, Quinton de Kock, batsmen have crossed the three-figure mark in every single dugout. The players of each team who scored centuries this year are as follows: CSK: Sanju Samson
- Samson scored his first century of this season by playing an unbeaten inning of 115 runs against DC at Chepauk Stadium. This was his fourth IPL century. Against arch-rivals MI, he scored his second century of this IPL season with a score of 101 not out.
MI: Quinton de Kock, Tilak Verma and Ryan Rickleton
- Although MI are at the bottom of the table, they have scored 3 centuries this season. De Kock, playing his first match of the season against PBKS, scored unbeaten 112 runs in 60 balls. Tilak Verma played a century of 101 runs in 45 balls against GT. Wicketkeeper batsman Ryan Rickleton scored the fastest IPL century for MI and completed his century in 44 balls. Playing against SRH, Rickleton scored 123 runs in 55 balls.
RCB: Virat Kohli
- Opening the innings for the defending champions, Kohli scored a match-winning century where he scored 105 runs off 60 balls against KKR.
KKR: Finn Allen
- The Kiwi opener scored an unbeaten 100 off 47 balls in the target of 143 runs against DC.
LSG: Mitchell Marsh
- Marsh registered the fastest century for LSG in IPL history against RCB, where he scored the century in just 49 balls. Marsh scored 111 runs in 56 balls.
PBKS: Cooper Connolly
- Against SRH, the young Australian played a brilliant century of 107 runs off 59 balls. Connolly became the youngest foreign player to score a century in IPL history.
RR: Vaibhav Suryavanshi
- The young sensation who has been the main reason for RR’s disastrous start scored a century of 103 runs off just 37 balls with the help of 12 sixes against SRH.
DC: KL Rahul
- Rahul made the highest score of the season by scoring unbeaten 152 runs in 66 balls against PBKS. With his sixth IPL century, he became the highest-scoring Indian in IPL history.
GT: Sai Sudarshan
- The GT opener scored a brilliant 100 off 57 balls against defending champions RCB.
SRH: Abhishek Sharma
- The left-handed Indian opener scored an unbeaten 135 off just 68 balls against DC. This was his second IPL century.