Batting Records - BBL Season 2015-16

BBL Season 2015-16: Most Fours By a Batter

All Seasons 2015-16

#1 - Leader

TP Ludeman

Adelaide Strikers

Fours

9Inn

107SR

0100s

26s

#2 - Second

Aaron Finch

Melbourne Renegades

Fours

5Inn

143SR

0100s

76s

#3 - Third

LJ Wright

Melbourne Stars

Fours

8Inn

128SR

1100s

66s

Batting Insights - BBL 2015

BBL 2015-16 Most Fours leaderboard

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The BBL 2015-16 most fours list counts boundary 4s in BBL 2015-16. It highlights timing, placement and the ability to keep the scoreboard moving without relying entirely on power-hitting. This metric often favors batters who find gaps consistently and maintain pressure on fielding sides.

Top names like TP Ludeman, Aaron Finch and LJ Wright show how elite batters build totals through ground strokes. Use runs and strike rate to compare boundary volume with scoring pace and to identify the most efficient shot-makers in the tournament.

Key insights

TP Ludeman leads with 31 4s.
Gap to #2 (Aaron Finch) is 1 4s.
Top three: TP Ludeman, Aaron Finch and LJ Wright.
TP Ludeman scored at SR 107 across 9 innings.

Top players mentioned

TP Ludeman 4s 31
Aaron Finch 4s 30
LJ Wright 4s 28
Usman Khawaja 4s 27
M Klinger 4s 26

Related BBL pages

#	Player	Inn	Fours	HS	Balls	SR	4s	6s	50s	100s
4	Usman Khawaja	3	27	104	141	167	27	7	2	1
5	M Klinger	8	26	90	229	124	26	6	2	0
6	George Bailey	6	24	62	160	150	24	6	3	0
7	Chris Lynn	8	23	101	218	173	23	27	3	1
8	Kevin Pietersen	7	19	74	153	156	19	10	3	0
9	Lendl Simmons	8	19	54	138	128	19	7	1	0
10	Michael Hussey	6	19	71	163	128	19	4	2	0
11	Tim Paine	8	18	87	204	117	18	8	2	0
12	Chris Gayle	8	18	56	167	155	18	20	1	0
13	Mahela Jayawardene	7	18	57	157	121	18	6	2	0
14	Cameron White	8	18	61	197	119	18	9	3	0
15	Alex Ross	7	18	65	117	143	18	5	1	0
16	Shaun Marsh	5	18	76	170	128	18	10	2	0
17	Brad Haddin	6	17	72	121	154	17	8	2	0
18	Travis Head	9	17	101	193	154	17	20	2	1
19	Shane Watson	8	16	66	164	132	16	12	2	0
20	MJ Lumb	7	16	63	163	134	16	10	1	0
21	Jimmy Peirson	8	15	51	127	118	15	5	1	0
22	Bradley Hodge	9	15	56	191	127	15	10	1	0
23	Marcus Stoinis	8	14	50	139	98	14	0	1	0
24	Jonathan Wells	6	14	27	100	116	14	1	0	0
25	Dwayne Bravo	8	13	59	122	164	13	10	1	0
26	Ben Cutting	8	12	30	89	149	12	5	0	0
27	Jacques Kallis	6	11	49	114	99	11	3	0	0
28	Michael Carberry	3	11	62	59	135	11	1	1	0
29	EP Gulbis	2	11	61	63	122	11	1	1	0
30	AC Blizzard	6	11	35	100	115	11	3	0	0
31	Glenn Maxwell	4	10	56	98	152	10	5	2	0
32	Ashton Agar	5	10	68	95	130	10	5	1	0
33	Daniel Christian	8	10	58	122	136	10	8	2	0
34	Ben Dunk	8	10	37	103	109	10	2	0	0
35	Adam Voges	3	10	52	75	132	10	1	1	0
36	Moises Henriques	3	9	62	86	132	9	2	1	0
37	Marcus Harris	6	9	36	60	115	9	2	0	0
38	NJ Reardon	8	9	41	137	113	9	5	0	0
39	Kumar Sangakkara	8	8	43	88	119	8	2	0	0
40	Nicolas Maddinson	6	8	70	94	142	8	9	1	0
41	Peter Handscomb	7	8	52	122	108	8	2	1	0
42	TM Beaton	7	8	41	62	154	8	3	0	0
43	DJ Hussey	5	8	25	68	150	8	3	0	0
44	JR Hopes	5	7	24	30	186	7	0	0	0
45	Edward Cowan	4	7	43	60	110	7	1	0	0
46	BJ Rohrer	5	6	20	54	137	6	2	0	0
47	Cameron Bancroft	5	6	72	103	132	6	4	1	0
48	Andre Russell	7	6	46	78	203	6	15	0	0
49	Peter Nevill	3	5	21	31	103	5	0	0	0
50	Johan Botha	7	5	38	69	124	5	2	0	0
51	Matthew Wade	5	5	35	64	120	5	2	0	0
52	JS Floros	5	5	42	59	123	5	3	0	0
53	Adil Rashid	4	5	25	24	179	5	1	0	0
54	CJ Simmons	4	4	25	32	125	4	3	0	0
55	Tom Cooper	5	4	25	28	139	4	1	0	0
56	Michael Neser	5	4	27	30	126	4	1	0	0
57	Joseph Burns	3	4	60	95	108	4	4	1	0
58	JS Lehmann	3	4	24	31	141	4	1	0	0
59	Daren Sammy	6	4	28	62	130	4	3	0	0
60	JR Dean	2	4	48	50	126	4	5	0	0
61	Nick Larkin	1	3	15	15	100	3	0	0	0
62	Adam Zampa	3	3	15	19	136	3	0	0	0
63	Chris Green	4	3	8	14	128	3	0	0	0
64	Ben Dwarshuis	3	3	13	26	150	3	2	0	0
65	DJ Willey	5	3	31	34	176	3	4	0	0
66	Sam Heazlett	3	3	26	33	109	3	2	0	0
67	Simon Milenko	1	2	11	10	110	2	0	0	0
68	RGL Carters	2	2	27	32	84	2	0	0	0
69	MW Hill	2	2	32	36	152	2	4	0	0
70	CJ Gannon	3	2	23	17	152	2	1	0	0
71	NJ Rimmington	1	2	26	19	136	2	0	0	0
72	Gurinder Sandhu	1	1	7	7	100	1	0	0	0
73	Ashton Turner	2	1	19	14	142	1	1	0	0
74	John Hastings	1	1	15	8	187	1	1	0	0
75	Cameron Boyce	3	1	5	15	66	1	0	0	0
76	Henry Nicholls	2	1	35	31	122	1	2	0	0
77	Ben Hilfenhaus	2	1	7	8	87	1	0	0	0
78	Kurtis Patterson	1	1	18	24	75	1	0	0	0
79	TIF Triffitt	1	1	4	2	200	1	0	0	0
80	Nathan Lyon	3	1	7	6	116	1	0	0	0
81	Andrew McDonald	1	1	7	6	116	1	0	0	0
82	Jordan Silk	7	1	41	93	121	1	5	0	0
83	Joel Paris	2	1	13	17	82	1	0	0	0
84	Fawad Ahmed	2	1	5	7	128	1	0	0	0
85	TL Lawford	2	1	6	6	150	1	0	0	0
86	James Faulkner	2	1	10	11	90	1	0	0	0
87	Clinton McKay	2	1	14	14	114	1	0	0	0

FAQs

Who leads most fours in BBL 2015-16?

TP Ludeman leads BBL 2015-16 with 31 4s.

How is this leaderboard calculated?

Players are ranked by most fours totals, with innings, strike rate and boundaries shown for context.

How often is this updated?

We update these leaderboards after each BBL season using ball-by-ball data.

Where does the data come from?

The underlying ball-by-ball data is sourced from Cricsheet.