There have been a staggering 65 centuries in IPL history, with some of them downright outrageous by the biggest hitters on the planet.
From Chris Gayle's record-breaking 175 not out in 2013, to some of our own Australian stars going past three figures, it's a feat which is extremely difficult to achieve in the shortest form of the sport.
Gayle himself holds the record for the most IPL centuries with six, meaning he has scored just over one out of every 11 centuries in T20 cricket's richest competition.
Indian captain - although recently standing down from that job in the shortest form of the game - sits second with five centuries, while Australian duo, retired all-rounder Shane Watson and opening batsman David Warner round out the podium, the duo tied on four centuries.
But what are the best of the best when it comes to centuries? The game-winning performances which fans all around the world still go back and watch to this day?
Here is our top-five countdown.
2. David Millar, 2013
There is nothing tougher than chasing a big score in T20 cricket. That only gets harder when your team is in all sorts as you come to the crease.
However, that didn't phase Millar in a pivotal clash for the Kings XI Punjab at the back end of the 2013 season.
Chasing 190 against Bangalore on the back of Chris Gayle and AB De Villiers both going big, Millar found himself walking to the crease at 3 for 51 off 7.4 overs.
The game looked over, with Punjab needing 140 off just 12.2 overs with seven wickets in hand.
However, Millar teed off from ball one, ending up 101 not out from just 38 balls with eight sixes and seven fours for a strike rate of 265.78, still the second-highest in IPL history.
None of his other teammates passed 30 as he dominated the bowling attack, spanking Chris Gayle for 22 off an individual over at one point.
