IPL 2023 IN NUMBERS

BATTING

MOST RUNS [ORANGE CAP]

Shubman Gill (GT) - 890 (M - 17, I - 17, A - 59.33)

HIGHEST SCORE

Shubman Gill (GT) - 129(60) vs MI [Qualifier 2, May 26, Ahmedabad]

BEST AVERAGE

Vibrant Sharma (SRH) - 69.00

BEST STRIKE RATE

Rashid Khan (GT) - 216.67

MOST HUNDREDS

Shubman Gill (GT) - 3

MOST FIFTIES

Faf du Plessis (RCB) - 8

MOST SIXES

Faf du Plessis (RCB) - 36

MOST FOURS

Shubman Gill (GT) - 85

MOST SIXES IN AN INNINGS

Rashid Khan (GT) - 10 [vs MI, May 12, Mumbai]

Shubman Gill (GT) - 10 [vs MI, May 26 - Qualifier 2, Ahmedabad]

LONGEST SIX

115 meter by Faf du Plessis (RCB) vs LSG (Ravi Bishnoi), April 10, Bangalore

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP BY WICKET

1st - 172 by Virat Kohli & Faf du Plessis (RCB)

vs SRH, May 18, Hyderabad

2nd - 147 by Shubman Gill & Sai Sudharsan (GT) vs SRH, May 15, Ahmedabad

3rd - 140 by Suryakumar Yadav & Nehal Wadhera (MI) vs RCB, May 9, Mumbai

4th - 119* by Jitesh Sharma & Liam Livingstone (PBKS) vs MI, May 3, Mohali

5th - 92 by Harpreet Brar & Sam Curran (PBKS) vs MI, April 22, Mumbai

6th - 103 by Shardul Thakur & Rinku Singh (KKR)

vs RCB, April 6, Kolkata

7th - 62 by Dhruv Jurel & Simran Hetmyer (RR) vs PBKS, April 5, Guwahati

8th - 68 by Bhuvneshwar Kumar & Heinrich Klaasen (SRH) vs GT, May 15, Ahmedabad

9th - 88* by Rashid Khan & Alzarri Joseph (GT) vs MI, May 12, Mumbai

10th - 55* by Mohit Rathee & Shikhar Dhawan (PBKS) vs SRH, April 9, Hyderabad

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP BY RUNS

172 by Virat Kohli & Faf du Plessis (RCB)

vs SRH, May

18, Hyderabad

BOWLING

MOST WICKETS [PURPLE CAP]

Mohammed Shami (GT) - 28 [M - 17, O - 65, A - 18.61]

BEST AVERAGE

Mark Wood (LSG) - 11.82

BEST BOWLING

Akash Madhwal (MI) - 5/5 (3.3) [vs LSG, May 24 - Qualifier 1, Chennai]

MOST 4+ WICKETS HAUL

Mohit Sharma (GT) - 3

Yuzvendra Chahal (RR) - 3

FIELDING

MOST DISMISSAL (WK)

Ishan Kishan (MI) - 13 (C - 10, ST - 3)

MOST CATCHES

Ruturaj Gaikwad (CSK) - 17

MOST CATCHES IN A MATCH

Tim David (MI) - 4 [vs SRH, APR 18, Hyderabad]

TEAM

HIGHEST TOTAL

LSG - 257/5 (20) vs PBKS, April 28, Mohali

LOWEST TOTAL

RR - 59/10 (10.3) vs RCB, May 14, Jaipur

LARGEST VICTORIES

BY RUNS

RCB - 112 runs vs RR, May 14, Jaipur

BY WICKETS

GT - 9 wickets vs RR, May 5, Jaipur

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