News India Live, Digital Desk: The year 2025 is now at its last stage (today is 28th December), and from cricket point of view, this year has been very special for us Indians. Ups and downs are a part of the game, but when it comes to opening the thread with the bat, the batsmen of ‘Team India’ are seen standing at the forefront. The statistics of the year have now come out that “Who scored the most centuries in 2025?” And the interesting thing is that out of the top 10 batsmen in the world, 4 are our own Indians. Did your chest swell after hearing this? Come, let us understand in simple language which batsman did what wonders this year. Who is on top? Root’s reign continues? As always, England’s Joe Root remained the ‘run machine’ this year too. Be it Test cricket or other formats, Root’s bat played well and he remains at the top (number 1) in the world in this race of centuries. He scored a total of 7 centuries this year. Seriously, the consistency of this player is amazing. But the real fun is in seeing who is giving competition to Root? King Kohli’s ‘Old is Gold’ style. Whatever the critics say, but Virat Kohli’s name being in this list shows why he is called ‘King’ even today. Even in 2025, Virat proved that the hunger is still there. He is leading the Indian players in this list and is standing firmly. The echo of his cover drive was heard a lot this year too. Shubhman and Jaiswal: After Team India today and Kalvirat, if anyone has won the hearts of Team India the most, then it is our ‘Prince’ Shubman Gill and the young sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal. Jaiswal has shown in 2025 that he can destroy any bowling attack. Be it red ball or white ball, Yashasvi’s bat spoke volumes this year. His presence in the top 10 shows that the future of Indian cricket is in safe hands. At the same time, Shubman Gill has also shown his class and answered the critics with his centuries. KL Rahul’s Silent Attack: We often have a harsh opinion about KL Rahul, but the statistics do not lie. Rahul has shown his ability in 2025 and he is also among the few batsmen in the world who have crossed the 100 mark the maximum number of times this year. This tells the story of both his ‘class’ and ‘comeback’. Picture yet to come? See, one thing is clear from this record book of 2025 – no matter what the world does, India’s talent in batting is still the “gold standard”. On one hand, there is a veteran like Root, while to chase him we have the experience of Kohli and the youthful enthusiasm of Gil-Jaiswal. Who is your favourite? Friends, who according to you played the best innings in 2025? Was it Yashasvi’s stormy century or Kohli’s classic innings? Please share your memories in the comment box!
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