IPL 2023 most runs and wickets

Since its establishment in 2008, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has witnessed some incredible performances of skill, passion, and pure talent.

The IPL, being one of the world’s most famous and extensively followed cricket events, has offered countless memorable moments for cricket lovers. As the season came to a close with Dhoni’s CSK being named winners, IPL 2023 saw some of the best batsmen emerge on the big stage.

Most Runs in IPL 2023 (IPL Orange Cap 2023)

1. Shubman Gill played for GT, who scored 890 runs.          
2. Faf du Plessis played for RCB who scored 730    runs. 
3. Devon Conway   played for CSK who scored 672 runs.    
4. Virat Kohli played for   RCB who scored 639 runs.        
5. Yashasvi Jaiswal played for RR who scored 625 runs.     
6. Suryakumar Yadav is played for  MI who scored 605 runs.
7. Ruturaj Gaikwad played for CSK who scored 590 runs.   
8. David Warner played for DC who scored 516 runs.                        
9. Rinku Singh played for KKR who scored 474 runs. 
10. Ishan Kishan played for MI who scored 454 runs. 
11. Cameron Green played for MI who scored 452 runs.      
12. Heinrich Klaasen played for SRH who scored 448 runs.
13. Shivam Dubey played for CSK who scored 418 runs.
14. Nitish Rana played for KKR who scored 413 runs.        
15. Marcus Stoinis played for LSG who scored 408 runs.

The Orange Cap is a highly anticipated prize for an IPL batsman. It is given to the player who scored the most runs in that season’s Indian T20 League.

Who currently has the Orange Cap in the IPL 2023?

Shubman Gill owns the 2023 IPL Orange Cap after scoring 890 runs in seventeen matches, including four fifties and three centuries.

Orange Cap Rules in IPL 2023

The Orange Cap is given to the IPL season’s leading run-scorer. The batter who holds the Orange Cap during the season is allowed to wear it on the field during games as long as he remains the tournament’s top scorer.

When two or more batsmen are tied on runs, the batsman with the higher strike rate wins the Orange Cap. In the case that an opposition batsman surpasses the current holder’s count, the prior holder is permitted to wear the Cap until the end of the innings in which another batter surpasses him.

Most Wickets in IPL 2023 (The Purple Cap)

1. Mohammed Shami played for GT, who takes 28 wickets.
2. Mohit Sharma played for GT, who takes 27 wickets.
3. Rashid Khan played for GT, who takes 27 wickets.
4. Piyush Chawla played for MI, who takes 22 wickets.
5. Yuzvendra Chahal played for RR, who takes 21 wickets.
6. Tushar Deshpande played for CSK, who takes 21 wickets.
7. Ravindra Jadeja played for CSK, who takes 20 wickets.
8. Varun Chakravarthy played for KKR, who takes 20 wickets.
9. Mohammed Siraj played for RCB, who takes 19 wickets.
10. Matheesha Pathirana played for CSK, who takes 19 wickets.
11. Arshdeep Singh played for Punjab Kings, who takes 17    wickets.
12. Ravi Bishnoi played for Lucknow Super Giants, who takes 16 wickets.     
13. Noor Ahmad played for Gujarat Titans, who takes 16     wickets.
14. Bhuvneshwar Kumar played for Sunrisers Hyderabad, who takes 16 wickets.
15. Ravichandran Ashwin played for Rajasthan Royals, who takes 14 wickets.

The Purple Cap is an award given to the highest wicket-taker in each season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). It is given to the bowler who has taken the most wickets throughout the competition. The Purple Cap is a prestigious award that recognizes a bowler’s great performance and contribution to their team’s success.

The rules for winning the Purple Cap are rather simple. The Purple Cap is awarded at the end of the IPL season. It is a cumulative award that considers the entire tournament, from the first match to the final. This is how the rules of the purple cap work:

• Most Wickets: The Purple Cap is given to the bowler who has taken the most wickets throughout the IPL season. It is determined entirely by the number of wickets taken rather than the bowler’s economy rate or average.
• Tie-Breaker: If two or more bowlers are tied, the Purple Cap is awarded to the bowler with the higher economy rate. If the economy rate remains constant, the bowler with the higher average will receive the Purple Cap. If the economy rate and average are both equal, the bowler with the most overs will be given precedence.
• Player Transfers: If a bowler is transferred to another team during the tournament, his wickets for both teams will be counted towards the Purple Cap. This ensures that a bowler’s season-long performance is recognized, regardless of team transfer.

Since its beginning in the IPL, the Purple Cap has been a prized possession. It is a measure of bowlers’ excellence, showcasing their impact and efficacy in the competition.