Cricket enthusiasts prosper in the electrifying moments of Indian Premier League (IPL), and nothing coincides with the emotion of an abrasing century. Over the years, the IPL has witnessed some phenomenal samples of power blow, with batters that run to reach the triple figures in record time.

Heinrich Klaasen recorded the third hundred faster in the history of the IPL, since he raised his century in 37 balls against the Kolkata Knight riders in his last match of the IPL 2025 League on May 25. Here is a summary of the five fastest centuries in the history of IPL in the history of IPL:

1. Chris Gayle vs Pune Warriors India – 30 Balls

The ‘Chief of Universe’ Supreme Queen at the top of the fastest IPL centuries with its spinting entries against Pune Warriors India in 2013. Representing the Royal Bangalore challengers, Gayle hit the opposition players to all corners of the park, reaching their 30th century deliveries. Their entrances were characterized by the gigantic six and the ruthless bounds, leaving the astonished spectators. It ended with 175 of 66 deliveries, the highest individual score in the history of IPL.

2. Vaibhav Suryavanshi vs Gujarat Titans – 35 balls

In a sensational exhibition of youth talent, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14 years old recorded his name in the history of Cricket by becoming the youngest player to score a century in the T20 male cryket. Representing Rajasthan Reales in season IPL 2025, Suryavanshi achieved this feat against Gujarat Titans, reaching its hundred in just 35 balls, the second fastest in the history of IPL and the fastest by an Indian player .

The explosive explosive entries of Suryavanshi of 101 races 38 deliveries included 11 six and 7 four, driving the royals to an eight wickt victory. This remarkable performance not only put an end to a five -game losing run for the team, but also showed the exceptional batting skill of the prodigy .

3. Yusuf Pathan vs Mumbai Indians – 37 balls

In 2010, Yusuf Pathan recorded his name in the IPL folklore with an impressive century against the Mumbai Indians while playing for Rajasthan Royals. Pathan’s tickets were a sample of raw power and brute strength, while sending the ball with disdain, raising his century in just 37 balls. His explosive blow promoted Rajasthan Royals to a dominant victory and left the opposition players with shell. It was the fastest IPL one hundred at that time, which was later broken by Gayle and then by Suryavanshi in IPL 2025.

4. Heinrich Klaasen vs Kolkata Knight Riders – 37 balls

Heinrich Klaasen offered an impressive performance for Sunrisers Hyderabad in his last IPL 2025 match against the Kolkata Knight riders at the Arun Jaitley stadium, New Delhi. The South African Wicktkeeper battery broke an electrifying century of 37 banks, marking the fastest IPL one hundred by an SR player and the third fastest in the history of the tournament, only the record of 30 chris gayle balls and the effort of 35 Bally of Vaibhav Suryavanshi at the beginning of this season.

Klaasen remained undefeated in 105 of 39 deliveries. This century is erected as the second of Klaasen in the IPL, underlining its reputation as a formidable force in the T20 Cricket. Its aggressive but calculated approach provided a very necessary impulse for the SRH campaign, even when both teams concluded their seasons without playoff bunk beds.

5. David Miller vs Royal Challengers Bangalore – 38 balls

The South African Dinamo David Miller announced its arrival at the IPL stage with a style with a whirlwind against Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2013. Bateo for Kings XI Punjab, Miller unleashed a barrage of limits and six imposing, reaching its century in a single 38 enterores. His entries were a master class in controlled aggression, leaving the unhappy opposition and spectators amazed.

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6. Travis Head vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru – 39 balls

Travis Head becomes the last participant of this elite list, reaching a century of 39 ballas against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the M Chinnaswamy stadium. The head was aggressive from the word Go and showed a variety of impressive shots on its path to an impressive century. He was ruthless with his aggression and exploded an unstable RCB bowling alignment, which ended with 102 in 41 balls on April 15, 2024.