IPL 2024 Orange Cap

Punjab Kings won a last-ball thriller against GT. Chasing 200, Punjab kept losing wickets but Shashak Singh played a Blinder scoring 61 runs in 29 deliveries. Earlier, Shubman Gill played a captain’s knock scoring 89 unbeaten runs.

IPL 2024 Orange Cap List

Virat Kohli is still the orange Cap Holder. Shubman Gill rose to the fourth position after his unbeaten knock of 89 runs. He displayed a batting masterclass scoring runs all over the ground. Sai Sudarshan also rose to the fifth place after his handy cameo. Shikhar Dhawan is at the 10th place with 138 runs.

Rishabh Pant came back to IPL after a life-threatening injury. In the difficult situation against KKR, he played a knock of 55 runs in just 25 balls. With that exceptional knock in a crucial time, Pant climbed up to the sixth position of the Orange Cap table.

Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Runs	HS	Ave	SR
Virat Kohli	RCB	2024-2024	4	4	203	83*	67.66	140.97
Riyan Parag	RR	2024-2024	3	3	181	84*	181	160.17
Heinrich Klaasen	SRH	2024-2024	3	3	167	80*	83.5	219.73
Shubman Gill	GT	2024-2024	4	4	164	89*	54.66	159.22
B Sai Sudharsan	GT	2024-2024	4	4	160	45	40	128
Rishabh Pant	DC	2024-2024	4	4	152	55	38	158.33
David Warner	DC	2024-2024	4	4	148	52	37	143.68
Nicholas Pooran	LSG	2024-2024	3	3	146	64*	146	175.9
Quinton de Kock	LSG	2024-2024	3	3	139	81	46.33	140.4
Shikhar Dhawan	PBKS	2024-2024	4	4	138	70	34.5	131.42

IPL Orange Cap Winners | Over the Years

Year	Winner (Player)	Innings	Runs	Highest Score	Average	Strike Rate	50	100	4s	6s
2008	Shaun Marsh (KXIP)	11	616	115	68.44	139.68	5	1	59	26
2009	Matthew Hayden (CSK)	12	572	89	52	144.81	5	0	60	22
2010	Sachin Tendulkar (MI)	15	618	89	47.53	132.61	5	0	86	3
2011	Chris Gayle (RCB)	12	608	107	67.55	183.13	3	2	57	44
2012	Chris Gayle (RCB)	14	733	128	61.08	160.74	7	1	46	59
2013	Michael Hussey (CSK)	17	733	95	52.35	129.5	6	0	81	17
2014	Robin Uthappa (KKR)	16	660	83	44	137.78	5	0	74	18
2015	David Warner (SRH)	14	562	91	43.23	156.54	7	0	65	21
2016	Virat Kohli (RCB)	16	973	113	81.08	152.03	7	4	83	38
2017	David Warner (SRH)	14	641	126	58.27	141.81	4	1	63	26
2018	Kane Williamson (SRH)	17	735	84	52.5	142.44	8	0	64	28
2019	David Warner (SRH)	12	692	100	69.2	143.87	8	1	57	21
2020	KL Rahul (KXIP)	14	670	132*	55.83	129.34	5	1	58	23
2021	Ruturaj Gaikwad (CSK)	16	635	101*	45.35	136.26	4	1	64	23
2022	Jos Buttler (RR)	17	863	116	57.53	149.05	4	4	83	45
2023	Shubman Gill (GT)	17	890	129	59.33	157.8	4	3	85	33

The IPL Orange Cap is more than just an award; it is a symbol of excellence and a testament to the incredible batting talent on display in the IPL. As we look forward to another exciting season of the IPL, the race for the Orange Cap promises to be as thrilling as ever, with players eagerly looking to wear the prestigious cap.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) is not just a cricket tournament; it’s a celebration of talent, passion, and sheer brilliance on the cricket field. Among the various accolades and awards, the IPL Orange Cap stands out as a prestigious recognition of batting excellence. Let’s dive deep into the history, significance, and the players who have adorned this coveted cap over the years.

What is the IPL Orange Cap?

The IPL Orange Cap is awarded to the batsman who scores the most runs in a single IPL season. It symbolizes consistency, skill, and the ability to perform under pressure in the shortest format of the game. The player wearing the Orange Cap during the tournament is a testament to their exceptional batting prowess and contribution to their team’s success.

History and Evolution:

The concept of the Orange Cap was introduced in the inaugural IPL season in 2008 to recognize the leading run-scorer of the tournament. Since then, it has become a highly anticipated aspect of each IPL season, with fans and players alike keeping a close eye on the race for the Orange Cap.

Rules and Regulations:

Criteria for Eligibility: To be eligible for the Orange Cap, a player must be a part of one of the participating teams in the IPL season. Additionally, the player must have scored the highest number of runs among all players in the tournament.

Tie-Breaker: In the event of two or more players scoring the same number of runs, the Orange Cap is awarded to the player with the higher strike rate. If the tie still persists, the player with the higher number of innings played will be awarded the Orange Cap.

Wearing the Orange Cap: The player leading the run-scoring charts wears the Orange Cap during matches. The cap is a visual representation of the player’s achievement and is a coveted symbol in the IPL.

Transfer of the Orange Cap: If a player surpasses the current holder’s run tally, the Orange Cap is transferred to the new leader. This transfer can happen multiple times during the course of the IPL season as different players outscore each other.

Significance:

The IPL Orange Cap holds immense significance for players and fans alike. For players, winning the Orange Cap is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and skill. It is a recognition of their ability to stand out in a tournament that features the best cricketing talent from around the world.

For fans, the Orange Cap race adds an extra layer of excitement and intrigue to the IPL. It sparks debates and discussions about who will emerge as the leading run-scorer and showcases the incredible talent on display in the tournament.

Notable Winners:

Over the years, several players have left their mark on the IPL by winning the Orange Cap. Chris Gayle is the only player to have won the Orange Cap consecutively having won in 2011 and 2012. Other notable winners include David Warner, who won the Orange Cap three times, and Virat Kohli, who won it twice, KL Rahul, Shubman Gill and the Master Blaster Sac

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