T20 World Cup 2024: Who are the top run scorers in the T20 WC so far?

NEW DELHI: India, USA, England, Australia, South Africa, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and the West Indies have advanced to the T20 World Cup's Super Eight stage, showcasing their talents in the competition.
Australia, aiming for a rare trifecta after their recent successes in the Test and 50-over World Cups, displayed their prowess by winning all four group matches.They often scored high in what has been a generally low-scoring tournament. Led by Mitchell Marsh, they are a formidable team.
South Africa and India also progressed without losing a match. England, the defending champions, secured their spot in the Super Eight despite some challenges. The United States pulled off a surprise by defeating Pakistan but will face a tough Super Eight phase.
The West Indies, guided by Rovman Powell and coached by Daren Sammy, also went unbeaten in the group stage. They effectively utilised the slow pitches. Though they missed the last 50-over World Cup, their blend of youth and experience makes them a strong T20 team.
T20 World Cup 2024 most runs:
In T20 World Cup 2024, Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan has scored most runs so far. He has played 4 matches and batted in 4 innings, scoring a total of 167 runs with a highest score of 80. His batting average was 41.75, and he faced 111 balls with a strike rate of 150.45. Gurbaz scored 2 half-centuries, hit 10 fours, and 10 sixes, but also had 1 duck.
Nicholas Pooran from the West Indies also played 4 matches and batted in 4 innings, scoring 164 runs with a highest score of 98. His batting average was 41.00, and he faced 109 balls with a strike rate of 150.45. Pooran scored 1 half-century, hit 10 fours, and 13 sixes, without recording any ducks.

Marcus Stoinis of Australia played 4 matches, batted in 3 innings, and scored 156 runs with a highest score of 67*. His batting average was an impressive 78.00, and he faced 82 balls with a strike rate of 190.24. Stoinis scored 2 half-centuries, hit 13 fours, and 10 sixes, without getting out for a duck.
Ibrahim Zadran, another player from Afghanistan, played 4 matches and batted in 4 innings, scoring 152 runs with a highest score of 70. His batting average was 38.00, and he faced 122 balls with a strike rate of 124.59. Zadran scored 1 half-century, hit 17 fours, and 4 sixes, but also had 1 duck.

Travis Head from Australia played 4 matches and batted in 4 innings, scoring 148 runs with a highest score of 68. His batting average was 49.33, and he faced 94 balls with a strike rate of 157.44. Head scored 1 half-century, hit 14 fours, and 9 sixes, without recording any ducks.
Aaron Jones from the USA played 3 matches and batted in 3 innings, scoring 141 runs with a highest score of 94*. His batting average was an impressive 141.00, and he faced 88 balls with a strike rate of 160.22. Jones scored 1 half-century, hit 6 fours, and 13 sixes, without getting out for a duck.