Year Teams Inns Runs High Score Avg SR 100s/50s
2013 RR 10 206 63 25.75 115.73 0/1
2014 RR 13 339 74 26.07 124.17 0/2
2015 RR 11 204 76 20.40 125.15 0/1
2016 DC 14 204 60 26.45 112.35 0/1
2017 DC 14 386 102 27.57 141.39 1/2
2018 RR 15 441 92* 31.50 137.81 0/3
2019 RR 12 342 102* 34.20 148.69 1/0
2020 RR 14 375 85 28.84 158.89 0/3
2021 RR 14 484 119 40.33 136.72 1/2
2022 RR 17 458 55 28.62 146.79 0/2
2023 RR 14 362 66* 30.16 153.38 0/3
2024 RR 15 531 86 48.27 153.46 0/5
2025 RR 9 285 66 35.62 140.39 0/1
Overall 172 4704 119 30.94 139.04 3/26

Key Insights

Sanju Samson has scored about 85 percent of his career runs for Rajasthan Royals (RR). He is, in fact, the lead run-scorer for RR in the league.

In 2025, Samson became the first batter to aggregate 4000 runs for the Royals in the IPL.

Samson has scored 300 or more runs in nine IPL seasons. Eight of those seasons came on the trot from 2017 to 2024.

The last of those seasons was his best in the league. He aggregated 531 runs across 15 games at a strike rate of 153.46.

Samson’s best score has also come in RR colours. He smashed 119 against Punjab Kings in 2021. Check where it stands in the chart of the highest individual scores by a No. 3 batters in the tournament, here.

In the initial seasons, Samson’s strike rate was sluggish, ranging between 115 and 125. But since 2017, his strike rate has improved. He has struck above 130 in each of the seasons since then.

Samson has scored the fifth-most runs as a wicketkeeper in the IPL. He is one of the six keeper-batters with 3000-plus runs in the league.