IPL 2020: KL Rahul wins Orange cap; Kagiso Rabada keeps purple cap

In the grand finale of IPL 2020, Shikhar Dhawan manages to score only 15 runs while Bumrah failed to get a single wicket

Kings XI Punjab’s captain KL Rahul is Indian Premier League's top batsman, though it's Mumbai Indians (MI) and Delhi Capitals that will clash in the finals of IPL 2020 grand on Tuesday (November 10). Rahul continues to hold the orange cap with 670 runs in 14 matches while DC’s Shikhar Dhawan is the only batsman other than KXIP’s captain to cross the 600-run mark this season.

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MI's road for 2020 IPL final

 

Dhawan will be eyeing to snatch the orange cap from Rahul by scoring 68 runs in the MI vs DC IPL final. Dhawan has accumulated 603 runs in 16 matches this season at an average of 46.38 and a strike rate of 145.65, including two hundreds and four fifties. Dhawan is followed by Sunrisers Hyderabad’s David Warner and Ishan Kishan.

MI vs DC final playing 11 prediction and head to head

 

IPL 2020 top batsman: Orange cap winner

 

POS	PLAYER	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s
1	KL Rahul	14	14	2	670	132*	55.83	518	129.34	1	5	58	23
2	Shikhar Dhawan	16	16	3	603	106*	46.38	414	145.65	2	4	64	12
3	David Warner	16	16	2	548	85*	39.14	407	134.64	0	4	52	14
4	Ishan Kishan	13	12	3	483	99	53.66	335	144.17	0	4	33	29
5	Quinton de Kock	15	15	2	483	78*	37.15	346	139.59	0	4	43	21

 

In the list of top bowlers in IPL 2020, there is a stiff fight between MI’s Jasprit Bumrah and DC’s Kagiso Rabada. The Delhi Capitals’ pacer has been leading the bowlers chart for most of the tournament. But after his wicketless performance in Qualifier 1, Rabada conceded the purple cap to Bumrah. However, the Delhi spearhead win the cap after stupendous performance in the qualifier.

 

Now it will be interesting to see who will win the purple cap this season given both the pacers are going to lock horns against each other in IPL 2020 grand finale.

 

IPL 2020 top bowler: Purple cap winner

 

POS	PLAYER	Mat	Inns	Ov	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	SR	4w	5w
1	Kagiso Rabada	16	16	62.4	516	29	4 for 24	17.79	8.23	12.96	2	0
2	Jasprit Bumrah	14	14	56	376	27	4 for 14	13.92	6.71	12.44	2	0
3	Trent Boult	14	14	53.2	427	22	4 for 18	19.4	8	14.54	1	0
4	Yuzvendra Chahal	15	15	57.1	405	21	4 for 18	19.28	7.08	16.33	0	0
5	Rashid Khan	16	16	64	344	20	4 for 7	17.2	5.37	19.2	0	0

 

All-time leading run-scorer in Indian Premier League history

Royal Challengers Bangalore’s Virat Kohli is the leading run-scorer in IPL history with 5878 runs at an average of 38.16 and a strike rate of 130.73, including 5 centuries and 39 fifties. Kohli is followed by Suresh Raina, David Warner, Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma.

 

POS	PLAYER	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s
1	Virat Kohli	192	184	30	5878	113	38.16	4,496	130.73	5	39	503	201
2	Suresh Raina	193	189	28	5368	100*	33.34	3,914	137.14	1	38	493	194
3	David Warner	142	142	19	5254	126	42.71	3,712	141.54	4	48	510	195
4	Shikhar Dhawan	175	174	24	5182	106*	34.54	4,083	126.91	2	41	588	108
5	Rohit Sharma	199	194	28	5162	109*	31.09	3,953	130.58	1	38	453	209

 

All-time leading wicket-taken in Indian Premier League history

 

Mumbai Indians’ and veteran Sri Lankan player Lasith Malinga tops the chart of all-time leading wicket taken in Indian Premier League with 170 wickets in 122 matches with an economy rate of 7.14. Malinga is followed by spinner Amit Mishra and Piyush Chawla.

 

POS	PLAYER	Mat	Inns	Ov	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	SR	4w	5w
1	Lasith Malinga	122	122	471.1	3,366	170	5 for 13	19.8	7.14	16.62	6	1
2	Amit Mishra	150	150	526.5	3,871	160	5 for 17	24.19	7.34	19.75	3	1
3	Piyush Chawla	164	163	541.4	4,263	156	4 for 17	27.32	7.87	20.83	2	0
4	Dwayne Bravo	140	137	452	3,797	153	4 for 22	24.81	8.4	17.72	2	0
5	Harbhajan Singh	160	157	562.2	3,967	150	5 for 18	26.44	7.05	22.49	1	1