The flamboyant batsman of Royal Challengers Bangalore Chris Gayle has completed his 600 runs in the ongoing Indian Primer League. He transited this milestone by playing the superb innings of 89 off 47 balls against Mumbai Indians in the 2nd Qualifier game of IPL 4 on Friday.

Gayle, the man who picked RCB from Bottom to top

30-year-old veteran Caribbean batsman is the leading run-scorer of the tournament with 608 runs in the 11 innings with the average of 55.27. He has been regarded as the man who picked RCB from bottom to top.

Gayle IPL batting highlights

Gayle, who joined Vettori’s RCB in the middle of tournament and missed the five earlier games, opened his journey by scoring 102 runs off just 55 balls against Kolkata Knight Riders.

Batting aggressively, the aggrieve played the stormy innings of unbeaten 107 off 49 against Kings XI Punjab and became the first player to score two hundreds in an IPL season

His appetite of score was not still ended and he smashed 44 off just 16 balls adjacent to Kochi Tuskers.

He shines once again and scripted another victory to his side by playing the innings of 70 against Rajasthan Royals and remained unbeaten. He took the help of 44 balls for this score.

Gayle’s annihilation remains continue and he routed the bowling of Kolkata Knight Riders once again in the last match, accumulating 38 runs off 12 balls.

He struck back barely after flop in one game and rebound his antagonism on Chennai Super Kings accumulating 75 off 50 and remains unbeaten, which assisted Royal Challengers to end their pool match campaign with the top position.

Although he failed to show his magic in the first Qualifier game against Super Kings and his side lose this game but he detoxified well in the 2nd Qualifier encounter against Mumbai Indians by jugulating 89 off 47 which were enough to guide Royal Challengers into the final of IPL 4.