Best bowling figures in ODI

Record-Breaking Bowling Figures in ODIs History

Best bowling figures in ODI
Best bowling figures in ODI

Chaminda Vaas of Sri Lanka holds the record for the best bowling figures in ODI cricket, having taken 8 wickets for just 19 runs against Zimbabwe in 2001. This incredible performance saw Zimbabwe bowled out for a mere 38 runs – the fourth-lowest total in ODI history. Vaas’ swing and seam movement was too much for the Zimbabweans, as he dismissed six of them via leg before wicket – a joint-record for an ODI match.

Shahid Afridi of Pakistan holds the record for the best bowling figures by a spinner in ODI cricket, with his 7 wickets for 12 runs against West Indies in Guyana. Afridi’s spell of bowling helped Pakistan to dismiss West Indies for just 98 runs, after Pakistan had set a target of 225.

To date, 11 bowlers have picked up a seven-wicket haul in one-day cricket, with players such as Glenn McGrath, Andy Bichel, Tim Southee, and Winston Davis achieving this feat in the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup.

Stuart Binny of India holds the record for the best bowling figures by an Indian in ODI cricket, taking 6 wickets for 4 runs against Bangladesh. This performance helped India to bowl out Bangladesh for a mere 58 runs and set the record for the lowest score defended in an ODI match. Binny’s six wickets came in just 28 balls or 4.4 overs.

Anil Kumble of India holds the record for the best bowling figures by an Indian spinner in ODI cricket, taking 6 wickets for 12 runs against West Indies. Ashish Nehra is the only Indian bowler to pick six wickets in an ODI innings twice.

Best bowling figures in ODIs:

PlayerOversMdnsRunsWktsEconTeamOppositionGroundMatch DateScorecard
WPUJC Vaas8.031982.37Sri Lankav ZimbabweColombo (SSC)8 Dec 2001ODI # 1776
Shahid Afridi9.031271.33Pakistanv West IndiesProvidence14 Jul 2013ODI # 3389
GD McGrath7.041572.14Australiav NamibiaPotchefstroom27 Feb 2003ODI # 1970
Rashid Khan8.411872.07Afghanistanv West IndiesGros Islet9 Jun 2017ODI # 3884
AJ Bichel10.002072.00Australiav EnglandGqeberha2 Mar 2003ODI # 1976
M Muralidaran10.013073.00Sri Lankav IndiaSharjah27 Oct 2000ODI # 1650
TG Southee9.003373.66New Zealandv EnglandWellington20 Feb 2015ODI # 3607
TA Boult10.033473.40New Zealandv West IndiesChristchurch23 Dec 2017ODI # 3944
Waqar Younis10.003673.60Pakistanv EnglandLeeds17 Jun 2001ODI # 1724
Aaqib Javed10.013773.70Pakistanv IndiaSharjah25 Oct 1991ODI # 685
Imran Tahir9.004575.00South Africav West IndiesBasseterre15 Jun 2016ODI # 3747
WW Davis10.305174.85West Indiesv AustraliaLeeds11 Jun 1983ODI # 203
STR Binny4.42460.85Indiav BangladeshMirpur17 Jun 2014ODI # 3498
S Lamichhane5.101162.12Nepalv P.N.G.Al Amerat10 Sep 2021ODI # 4322
A Kumble6.121261.94Indiav West IndiesEden Gardens27 Nov 1993ODI # 858
BAW Mendis8.011361.62Sri Lankav IndiaKarachi6 Jul 2008ODI # 2735
GJ Gilmour12.061461.16Australiav EnglandLeeds18 Jun 1975ODI # 31
Imran Khan10.021461.40Pakistanv IndiaSharjah22 Mar 1985ODI # 321
MF Maharoof9.021461.55Sri Lankav West IndiesBrabourne14 Oct 2006ODI # 2428
CEH Croft9.041561.66West Indiesv EnglandKingstown4 Feb 1981ODI # 115
Shoaib Akhtar9.011661.77Pakistanv New ZealandKarachi21 Apr 2002ODI # 1833
K Rabada8.031662.00South Africav BangladeshMirpur10 Jul 2015ODI # 3663
S Lamichhane6.011662.66Nepalv U.S.A.Kirtipur12 Feb 2020ODI # 4245
Azhar Mahmood10.021861.80Pakistanv West IndiesSharjah19 Oct 1999ODI # 1517
HK Olonga8.231962.28Zimbabwev EnglandCape Town28 Jan 2000ODI # 1551
SE Bond9.031962.11New Zealandv IndiaBulawayo26 Aug 2005ODI # 2273
JJ Bumrah7.231962.59Indiav EnglandThe Oval12 Jul 2022ODI # 4424
BC Strang10.022062.00Zimbabwev BangladeshNairobi (Aga)14 Oct 1997ODI # 1242
AD Mathews6.002063.33Sri Lankav IndiaColombo (RPS)12 Sep 2009ODI # 2887
FH Edwards7.012263.14West Indiesv ZimbabweHarare29 Nov 2003ODI # 2069
M Ntini9.342262.31South Africav AustraliaCape Town3 Mar 2006ODI # 2345
AA Donald9.002362.55South Africav KenyaNairobi (Gym)3 Oct 1996ODI # 1124
A Nehra10.022362.30Indiav EnglandDurban26 Feb 2003ODI # 1969
SE Bond10.022362.30New Zealandv AustraliaGqeberha11 Mar 2003ODI # 1986
Imran Tahir6.012464.00South Africav ZimbabweBloemfontein3 Oct 2018ODI # 4050
RJW Topley9.522462.44Englandv IndiaLord’s14 Jul 2022ODI # 4428
SB Styris7.002563.57New Zealandv West IndiesPort of Spain12 Jun 2002ODI # 1843
WPUJC Vaas9.122562.72Sri Lankav BangladeshPietermaritzburg14 Feb 2003ODI # 1950
Kuldeep Yadav10.002562.50Indiav EnglandNottingham12 Jul 2018ODI # 4014
Waqar Younis10.012662.60Pakistanv Sri LankaSharjah29 Apr 1990ODI # 627
Mashrafe Mortaza10.002662.60Bangladeshv KenyaNairobi (Gym)15 Aug 2006ODI # 2404
Rubel Hossain5.502664.45Bangladeshv New ZealandMirpur29 Oct 2013ODI # 3423
Yasir Shah9.002662.88Pakistanv ZimbabweHarare1 Oct 2015ODI # 3685
Naved-ul-Hasan8.412763.11Pakistanv IndiaJamshedpur9 Apr 2005ODI # 2237
CRD Fernando8.002763.37Sri Lankav EnglandColombo (RPS)13 Oct 2007ODI # 2630
M Kartik10.032762.70Indiav AustraliaWankhede17 Oct 2007ODI # 2632
KAJ Roach8.302763.17West Indiesv NetherlandsDelhi28 Feb 2011ODI # 3112
SP Narine9.502762.74West Indiesv South AfricaProvidence3 Jun 2016ODI # 3739
HK Olonga9.022863.11Zimbabwev KenyaBulawayo15 Dec 2002ODI # 1920
JH Davey8.322863.29Scotlandv AfghanistanAbu Dhabi14 Jan 2015ODI # 3576
MA Starc9.002863.11Australiav New ZealandAuckland28 Feb 2015ODI # 3617
BP Patterson9.402963.00West Indiesv IndiaNagpur8 Dec 1987ODI # 481
ST Jayasuriya9.502962.94Sri Lankav EnglandMoratuwa20 Mar 1993ODI # 818
BAW Mendis9.002963.22Sri Lankav ZimbabweHarare28 Nov 2008ODI # 2784
A Dananjaya9.002963.22Sri Lankav South AfricaColombo (RPS)12 Aug 2018ODI # 4031
Waqar Younis9.413063.10Pakistanv New ZealandAuckland13 Mar 1994ODI # 894
PD Collingwood10.013163.10Englandv BangladeshNottingham21 Jun 2005ODI # 2252
MG Johnson10.013163.10Australiav Sri LankaPallekele10 Aug 2011ODI # 3175
TA Boult10.013363.30New Zealandv AustraliaHamilton5 Feb 2017ODI # 3832
Zahoor Khan6.303465.23U.A.E.v IrelandICCA Dubai2 Mar 2017ODI # 3844
SM Pollock10.023563.50South Africav West IndiesEast London24 Jan 1999ODI # 1393
Abdul Razzaq9.513563.55Pakistanv BangladeshDhaka25 Jan 2002ODI # 1794
Shaheen Shah Afridi9.103563.81Pakistanv BangladeshLord’s5 Jul 2019ODI # 4186
Shahid Afridi10.003863.80Pakistanv AustraliaDubai (DSC)22 Apr 2009ODI # 2845
SL Malinga7.403864.95Sri Lankav KenyaColombo (RPS)1 Mar 2011ODI # 3113
KH MacLeay11.533963.29Australiav IndiaNottingham13 Jun 1983ODI # 207
DW Steyn9.003964.33South Africav PakistanGqeberha27 Nov 2013ODI # 3440
IVA Richards9.404164.24West Indiesv IndiaDelhi23 Oct 1989ODI # 582
CA Soper10.014164.10P.N.G.v Hong KongMong Kok6 Nov 2016ODI # 3802
AB Agarkar9.314264.42Indiav AustraliaMelbourne9 Jan 2004ODI # 2077
Umar Gul10.004264.20Pakistanv EnglandThe Oval17 Sep 2010ODI # 3045
YS Chahal10.004264.20Indiav AustraliaMelbourne18 Jan 2019ODI # 4079
T Lungameni9.004264.66Namibiav P.N.G.Windhoek23 Nov 2022ODI # 4482
DJ Bravo10.014364.30West Indiesv ZimbabweSt George’s24 Feb 2013ODI # 3339
MA Starc10.024364.30Australiav IndiaMelbourne18 Jan 2015ODI # 3582
Mustafizur Rahman10.004364.30Bangladeshv IndiaMirpur21 Jun 2015ODI # 3660
Rashid Khan9.304364.52Afghanistanv IrelandGreater Noida17 Mar 2017ODI # 3851
Gulbadin Naib9.204364.60Afghanistanv IrelandBelfast21 May 2019ODI # 4141
Waqar Younis10.014464.40Pakistanv New ZealandSharjah13 Nov 1996ODI # 1144
NLTC Perera10.004464.40Sri Lankav PakistanPallekele9 Jun 2012ODI # 3273
CR Woakes10.004564.50Englandv AustraliaBrisbane30 Jan 2011ODI # 3091
JW Hastings10.004564.50Australiav Sri LankaDambulla31 Aug 2016ODI # 3774
AG Cremer10.004664.60Zimbabwev KenyaHarare13 Oct 2009ODI # 2909
CR Woakes8.004765.87Englandv Sri LankaPallekele10 Dec 2014ODI # 3565
A Mishra8.504865.43Indiav ZimbabweBulawayo3 Aug 2013ODI # 3403
L Klusener10.004964.90South Africav Sri LankaLahore6 Nov 1997ODI # 1252
AH Gray9.005065.55West Indiesv AustraliaPort of Spain9 Mar 1991ODI # 672
CB Mpofu10.015265.20Zimbabwev KenyaNairobi (Gym)19 Oct 2008ODI # 2768
JR Hazlewood9.005265.77Australiav New ZealandBirmingham2 Jun 2017ODI # 3876
A Dananjaya10.005465.40Sri Lankav IndiaPallekele24 Aug 2017ODI # 3906
S Sreesanth10.015565.50Indiav EnglandIndore15 Apr 2006ODI # 2362
PR Stirling10.005565.50Irelandv AfghanistanGreater Noida17 Mar 2017ODI # 3851
L Ngidi10.005865.80South Africav AustraliaBloemfontein4 Mar 2020ODI # 4252
Waqar Younis8.005967.37Pakistanv AustraliaNottingham19 Jun 2001ODI # 1725
A Nehra10.015965.90Indiav Sri LankaColombo (RPS)9 Aug 2005ODI # 2268
TG Southee9.216566.96New Zealandv BangladeshDunedin20 Feb 2019ODI # 4095

FAQ’s About the Best bowling figures in ODIs

Q: Who holds the record for the best bowling figures in ODI cricket?

A: As of September 2021, Sri Lanka’s Chaminda Vaas holds the record for the best bowling figures in ODI cricket with his 8/19 against Zimbabwe in 2001.

Q: Who holds the record for the best bowling figures by a spinner in ODI cricket?

A: Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi holds the record for the best bowling figures by a spinner in ODI cricket with his 7/12 against West Indies in Guyana.

Most Run in Test

Who is The Leading Run-Scorer In Test Cricket History?

As of now, Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for the most runs scored in a Test career. He amassed a total of 15,921 runs in 200 matches and 329 innings. Ricky Ponting and Jacques Kallis follow closely behind with 13,378 and 13,289 runs respectively.

Most runs
PlayerSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAve100500
SR Tendulkar (IND)1989-20132003293315921248*53.78516814
RT Ponting (AUS)1995-2012168287291337825751.85416217
JH Kallis (ICC/SA)1995-2013166280401328922455.37455816
R Dravid (ICC/IND)1996-2012164286321328827052.3136638
AN Cook (ENG)2006-2018161291161247229445.3533579
KC Sangakkara (SL)2000-2015134233171240031957.40385211
BC Lara (ICC/WI)1990-2006131232611953400*52.88344817
S Chanderpaul (WI)1994-20151642804911867203*51.37306615
DPMD Jayawardene (SL)1997-2014149252151181437449.84345015
AR Border (AUS)1978-1994156265441117420550.56276311
SR Waugh (AUS)1985-2004168260461092720051.06325022
JE Root (ENG)2012-2022127233181062925449.43285512
SM Gavaskar (IND)1971-19871252141610122236*51.12344512
Younis Khan (PAK)2000-2017118213191009931352.05343319
HM Amla (SA)2004-2019124215169282311*46.64284113
GC Smith (ICC/SA)2002-201411720513926527748.25273811
GA Gooch (ENG)1975-19951182156890033342.58204613
Javed Miandad (PAK)1976-1993124189218832280*52.5723436
Inzamam-ul-Haq (ICC/PAK)1992-200712020022883032949.60254615
VVS Laxman (IND)1996-201213422534878128145.97175614
AB de Villiers (SA)2004-2018114191188765278*50.6622468
SPD Smith (AUS)2010-20239216220864723960.8930378
MJ Clarke (AUS)2004-2015115198228643329*49.1028279
ML Hayden (AUS)1994-200910318414862538050.73302914
V Sehwag (ICC/IND)2001-20131041806858631949.34233216
IVA Richards (WI)1974-199112118212854029150.23244510
AJ Stewart (ENG)1990-200313323521846319039.54154514
DI Gower (ENG)1978-199211720418823121544.2518397
KP Pietersen (ENG)2005-20141041818818122747.28233510
DA Warner (AUS)2011-202310118488132335*46.20253412
V Kohli (IND)2011-2022104177118119254*48.90272814
G Boycott (ENG)1964-1982108193238114246*47.72224210
GS Sobers (WI)1954-197493160218032365*57.78263012
ME Waugh (AUS)1991-2002128209178029153*41.81204719
MA Atherton (ENG)1989-200111521277728185*37.69164620
IR Bell (ENG)2004-201511820524772723542.69224614
JL Langer (AUS)1993-200710518212769625045.27233011
LRPL Taylor (NZ)2007-202211219624768329044.66193514
KS Williamson (NZ)2010-20239015715764525153.8325339
MC Cowdrey (ENG)1954-197511418815762418244.0622389
CG Greenidge (WI)1974-199110818516755822644.72193411
Mohammad Yousuf (PAK)1998-20109015612753022352.29243311
MA Taylor (AUS)1989-1999104186137525334*43.4919405
CH Lloyd (WI)1966-1985110175147515242*46.6719394
DL Haynes (WI)1978-199411620225748718442.29183910
DC Boon (AUS)1984-199610719020742220043.65213216
G Kirsten (SA)1993-200410117615728927545.27213413
WR Hammond (ENG)1927-194785140167249336*58.4522244
CH Gayle (WI)2000-201410318211721433342.18153715
SC Ganguly (IND)1996-200811318817721223942.17163513
SP Fleming (NZ)1994-2008111189107172274*40.0694616
Azhar Ali (PAK)2010-202297180117142302*42.26193519
GS Chappell (AUS)1970-198487151197110247*53.86243112
AJ Strauss (ENG)2004-20121001786703717740.91212715
CA Pujara (IND)2010-202298168107014206*44.39193411
DG Bradman (AUS)1928-1948528010699633499.9429137
ST Jayasuriya (SL)1991-200711018814697334040.07143115
L Hutton (ENG)1937-19557913815697136456.6719335
AD Mathews (SL)2009-2022100178246953200*45.1413384
DB Vengsarkar (IND)1976-199211618522686816642.13173515
KF Barrington (ENG)1955-19688213115680625658.6720355
GP Thorpe (ENG)1993-2005100179286744200*44.66163912
BB McCullum (NZ)2004-20161011769645330238.64123114
PA de Silva (SL)1984-20029315911636126742.9720227
MEK Hussey (AUS)2005-20137913716623519551.52192912
RB Kanhai (WI)1957-1974791376622725647.5315287
M Azharuddin (IND)1984-2000991479621519945.0322215
HH Gibbs (SA)1996-2008901547616722841.95142611
RN Harvey (AUS)1948-19637913710614920548.4121247
GR Viswanath (IND)1969-19839115510608022241.93143510
FDM Karunaratne (SL)2012-2022821586602324439.62143112
RB Richardson (WI)1983-19958614612594919444.3916278
RR Sarwan (WI)2000-2011871548584229140.01153112
ME Trescothick (ENG)2000-20067614310582521943.79142912
DCS Compton (ENG)1937-19577813115580727850.06172810
Saleem Malik (PAK)1982-199910315422576823743.69152912
N Hussain (ENG)1990-20049617116576420737.18143314
CL Hooper (WI)1987-200210217315576223336.46132713
MP Vaughan (ENG)1999-2008821479571919741.4418189
BA Stokes (ENG)2013-2022891627560225836.14122814
AC Gilchrist (AUS)1999-200896137205570204*47.60172614
MV Boucher (ICC/SA)1997-201214720624551512530.3053517
MS Atapattu (SL)1990-20079015615550224939.02161722
TM Dilshan (SL)1999-20138714511549219340.98162314
JM Bairstow (ENG)2012-202289159115482167*37.04122316
TT Samaraweera (SL)2001-20138113220546223148.76143011
MD Crowe (NZ)1982-19957713111544429945.3617189
JB Hobbs (ENG)1908-1930611027541021156.9415284
KD Walters (AUS)1965-19817412514535725048.2615334
IM Chappell (AUS)1964-19807513610534519642.42142611
JG Wright (NZ)1978-1993821487533418537.8212237
Mushfiqur Rahim (BAN)2005-202284155135321219*37.4792512
MJ Slater (AUS)1993-2001741317531221942.8314219
N Kapil Dev (IND)1978-199413118415524816331.0582716
WM Lawry (AUS)1961-19716712312523421047.1513276
Misbah-ul-Haq (PAK)2001-201775132205222161*46.6210399
IT Botham (ENG)1977-19921021616520020833.54142214
JH Edrich (ENG)1963-19767712795138310*43.5412246
A Ranatunga (SL)1982-200093155125105135*35.6943812
KC Brathwaite (WI)2011-20228115610508921234.85112815
Tamim Iqbal (BAN)2008-2022691322508220639.09103111
Zaheer Abbas (PAK)1969-19857812411506227444.79122010
D Elgar (SA)2012-20238214511502719937.51132213

FAQ’s For Most Run in Test Cricket:

Q: Who is the leading run-scorer in Test cricket history?

A: As of September 2021, the leading run-scorer in Test cricket history is Sachin Tendulkar, who scored 15,921 runs in his career.

Q: Who are the top 3 highest run-scorers in Test cricket history?

A: As of September 2021, the top 3 highest run-scorers in Test cricket history are Sachin Tendulkar (15,921 runs), Ricky Ponting (13,378 runs), and Jacques Kallis (13,289 runs).

who has scored most runs in ipl tournament

Which Batsman Has Scored Most Runs in IPL History?

who has scored most runs in ipl tournament
who has scored most runs in ipl tournament

The Indian Premier League (IPL) has become a global phenomenon, with a reputation for attracting the world’s top cricket talent. As the premier domestic T20 league, it has cemented its place as a cultural icon in the 13 years since its inception. With an abundance of star players such as Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni, AB de Villiers, Gautam Gambhir, Robin Uthappa, and Chris Gayle, the IPL is renowned for its high standard of batting. One of the most coveted records in the league is that of the batsman with the most runs in IPL history.

Who has Scored Most Runs in IPL Tournament?

PlayersMatchesRunsAverage
Virat Kohli207628337.39
Shikhar Dhawan192578434.84
Rohit Sharma213561131.17
Suresh Raina205552832.51
David Warner150544941.49

Virat Kohli holds the record for the most runs in IPL history, with 6081 runs in 200 matches at an average of 37.44. This includes 40 half-centuries and five centuries, all achieved while playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore. He is the only player to have played 200 matches for one franchise and is also their leading run-scorer.

Shikhar Dhawan and Suresh Raina follow closely behind in the list of highest run-scorers in the IPL. Among overseas players, David Warner holds the record for the most runs in the league, with AB de Villiers coming in second. Below is a list of the top five highest run-scorers in IPL history.

Virat Kohli – 6283 runs

Virat Kohli has been a mainstay for the Royal Challengers Bangalore since the inception of the Indian Premier League. As the team’s current captain, he holds the record for the most runs in IPL history, with 6283 runs in 207 matches. His impressive statistics include an average of 37.39 and a strike rate of 129.94, along with 40 half-centuries and five centuries, four of which were achieved in a single season in 2016.

Kohli’s contributions have been instrumental in making RCB a successful team and he is widely considered the face of the franchise. He has consistently produced runs for the team and was the recipient of the Orange Cap award in 2016. As the all-time leading run-scorer in the IPL, his dominance in the league is undeniable.

Shikhar Dhawan – 5784 runs

Shikhar Dhawan, the second highest run-scorer in IPL history, has played for four different teams over the course of his IPL career. He had his most successful stint with Sunrisers Hyderabad, where he played 85 matches and scored 2518 runs with an average of 34.49. He also had noteworthy performances for his current team, Delhi Capitals, where he scored 1859 runs in 55 innings and for Deccan Chargers, where he scored 969 runs in 29 innings. Although, his tenure with Mumbai Indians was less successful, where he played 15 matches and averaged 16.5.

In total, Shikhar Dhawan has accumulated 5577 runs in 191 IPL innings, with an average of 34.84. He has notched up 44 half-centuries and 2 centuries throughout his IPL career.

Rohit Sharma – 5611 Runs

Rohit Sharma, the most successful captain of the most successful team in IPL history, has led Mumbai Indians to a record five titles and has also been a formidable force with the bat. His career took a positive turn when he moved from Deccan Chargers to Mumbai Indians. He is fourth on the list of the highest run-scorers in IPL history, with 5611 runs in 213 matches, averaging 31.17. While his performance with Deccan Chargers (1170 runs in 45 matches) was respectable, it was with Mumbai Indians that Sharma truly excelled, scoring 5611 runs in 208 matches.

Suresh Raina – 5528 runs

Suresh Raina was a stalwart of the Indian Premier League, holding the records for the most matches played and the most runs scored in the league’s history for a significant period of time. However, his absence in the 2020 edition of the tournament resulted in him falling slightly on both lists. Throughout his career, Raina played for two teams, Chennai Super Kings and the now-defunct Gujarat Lions.

In total, Raina played 205 IPL matches, scoring 5528 runs with an average of 32.51. He achieved 39 half-centuries and one century during this time. Specifically, he scored 5528 runs in 200 innings for Chennai Super Kings, and 841 runs in 29 innings for Gujarat Lions.

David Warner – 5449 Runs

David Warner is a true legend of the Indian Premier League, being the only batsman to have surpassed the 500-run mark in every IPL season since 2014. His outstanding performance in the league has earned him the title of IPL GOAT. The left-handed opener has played 150 IPL innings, scoring a total of 5449 runs with an impressive average of 41.59. He has hit 50 half-centuries and 4 centuries during this time.

Warner began his IPL journey with Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals), but it was at Sunrisers Hyderabad where he truly shone. He led the team to the title win in 2016 and has been a constant presence in the Sunrisers Hyderabad squad ever since.

Out of all the teams Warner has played against, he has been the most successful against Punjab Kings, against whom he scored 943 runs in 20 matches, followed by Kolkata Knight Riders (915), Royal Challengers Bangalore (754), Mumbai Indians (661) and Chennai Super Kings (539).

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the Indian Premier League has been home to some of the most talented and successful batsmen in cricket history. The competition for the top spot for most runs in IPL history is fierce, but currently, the top four spots are held by Virat Kohli, Suresh Raina, David Warner, and Rohit Sharma, respectively. Each of these players have made their mark on the league, through their consistency and longevity, and have set records that will be hard to beat in the future. With their impressive statistics and performances, they have become true legends of the IPL and will be remembered for their contributions to the league.

IPL 2023 Who Has the Edge

IPL 2023: Who Has the Edge?

IPL 2023 Who Has the Edge
IPL 2023 Who Has the Edge

Since its inception in 2008, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has grown to become one of the most-watched and popular sporting events in the world. Every year, 8 teams battle it out for the IPL trophy, but only one can emerge victorious. With IPL 2023 just around the corner, let’s take a look at the top 4 contenders who have an excellent chance of lifting the trophy.

With teams like Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore and others having formidable lineups this season, it will be interesting to see who among them can go on to win the coveted trophy. The league has become one of the most popular sports leagues in India since its inception in 2008, and fans are now betting from India on who will have an edge this year. Let’s take a closer look at the top 4 picks of this season.

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG)

The Giants, whose previous season was amazing, are looking forward to having the last laugh this season. They were among the top contenders for the title last season and reached the playoffs but fell short of expectations in the end.

Led by wicket-keeper batsman KL Rahul, they have made some smart additions to their squad with experienced players such as Vijay Shankar and T Natarajan joining them this year. The Giants also have a few promising youngsters led by Manish Pandey who can make an impact on their results this season. With some quality bowling options available to them, they look well-placed to go one step further than last year and challenge for glory again.

Gujarat Titans

IPLl is full of surprises and thrilling moments. This has been proven true yet again as a group of Titans, who were not the most anticipated tournament players, went on to win it thanks to their dedication towards the game and the team. It was an amazing sight for all spectators, proving that anyone can beat an opponent in a competition if they put in enough work.

They put themselves through rigorous training sessions, consistently honing their skills despite not having any external pressure from audiences or analysts predicting them to be the favorites for the tournament. The players’ hard work eventually paid off when they managed to achieve victory against some of the toughest opponents in the tournament.

Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians had a season to forget in IPL 2022. They did not live up to their usual standard of cricket and were unable to win as many games as they would have liked. It was a tough season for Rohit Sharma, who was not able to produce the results he has become accustomed to. But they are determined to make a splash in IPL 2023. They have taken the necessary steps of sending some of their top players to England for early preparation. This is an indication that they weren’t happy with their performance in IPL 2021 and want to do better next year. With strong support from fans, the team is confident that it can succeed in its mission and put up a good fight next season.

Rajasthan Royals

The Rajasthan Royals’ batting was extremely powerful last year. with Jos Buttler leading from the front and being well supported by skipper Steve Samson, as well as young sensation Ravi Jais. The trio combined to provide a strong foundation of runs for the Royals in 2017, with their high-quality top-order batting proving to be an invaluable asset during a season that saw the team reach the playoffs.

Buttler and Samson consistently put on big scores at the top of the order, while Jais proved himself to be a reliable batsman who could step up when needed and also provide some stability in between overs. Together they formed an impressive core that allowed other batsmen such as Kumar Sangakkara and Chris Gayle to flourish further down the line-up.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, The Indian Premier League 2023 will no doubt be an exciting and thrilling event as teams strive to outshine each other. Each of the top four teams has a legitimate chance to compete for the championship title and bring glory to their respective teams. However, it remains to be seen which team can make it all the way and lift the trophy in IPL 2023. Despite the competition, one thing is certain – come 2023, cricket fans will be in for a treat! From perennial contenders such as Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings to up-and-coming teams like Punjab Kings and Rajasthan Royals, there are countless possibilities for the league table come season’s end. Add in the wildcard of Delhi Capitals and their recent success, and you have an exciting mix of teams that could take home the title.