Orange Cap in IPL 2025 - IPL Orange Cap Winners List (2008 to 2025)

Rank	Player	Runs	SR	Matches	Innings	NO	HS	Avg	30s
1	Virat Kohli	741	154	15	15	3	113*	61	4
2	Ruturaj Gaikwad	583	141	14	14	3	108*	53	3
3	Riyan Parag	573	149	16	14	3	84*	52	5
4	Travis Head	567	191	15	15	1	102	40	3
5	Sanju Samson	531	153	16	15	4	86	48	3
6	Sai Sudharsan	527	141	12	12	1	103	47	7
7	KL Rahul	520	136	14	14	0	82	37	3
8	Nicholas Pooran	499	178	14	14	6	75	62	6
9	Sunil Narine	488	180	15	14	0	109	34	1
10	Abhishek Sharma	484	204	16	16	1	75*	32	3

Who is the IPL Orange Cap Holder for the year 2023?

The top run scorer in IPL 2023 was Shubman Gill of the Gujarat Titans. He amassed 890 runs in 17 matches, with an average of 59.33 and a strike rate of 157.80.

IPL Orange Cap Winner 2023	Year	Runs	Team
Shubman Gill	2023	890	GT

Who Won the Orange Cap in IPL 2023?

Shubman Gill, the opening batsman for the Gujarat Titans (GT), earned the Orange Cap in IPL 2023 by scoring 890 runs.

Have you ever seen the longest sixes in IPL history? For cricket fans, there’s nothing more thrilling than watching a batsman step up and send the ball soaring into the stands.

In today’s game, taking the fight to the opposition is crucial. The crowd is mesmerized not only when the ball clears the boundary but also when the batsman’s confidence soars after such a powerful shot. Here’s a look at some of the orange cap holder list longest sixes ever hit in the IPL:

Position	Year	Player	Team	Distance (In Meters)
1	2008	Albie Morkel	Chennai Super Kings	125
2	2013	Praveen Kumar	Kings XI Punjab	124
3	2011	Adam Gilchrist	Kings XI Punjab	122
4	2010	Robin Uthappa	Royal Challengers Bangalore	120
5	2013	Chris Gayle	Royal Challengers Bangalore	119
6	2009	Yuvraj Singh	Kings XI Punjab	119
7	2008	Ross Taylor	Royal Challengers Bangalore	119
8	2016	Ben Cutting	Sunrisers Hyderabad	117
9	2013	Gautam Gambhir	Kolkata Knight Riders	117
10	2009	MS Dhoni/Faf Du Plessis	Chennai Super Kings/Royal Challengers Bangalore	115

IPL all season orange cap winners list

In the Indian Premier League (IPL), Albie Morkel, a former all-rounder from South Africa, holds the record for the longest six. During a 2008 match between Chennai Super Kings and the now-defunct Deccan Chargers, Morkel hit a huge 125-meter six off left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha. Even after 15 seasons, this shot is still the longest six in IPL history.

Surprisingly, Praveen Kumar, a former Indian fast bowler, is second on the list of longest sixes in the IPL. In a 2013 match between Mumbai Indians and Kings XI Punjab, Kumar hit a 125-meter six off Lasith Malinga.

Chris Gayle holds the record for the most sixes in IPL history, with 357 in 141 innings. His longest six is 119 meters, hit against Ashok Dinda during his explosive 175* against Pune Warriors India in 2013. This 119-meter six is the fifth-longest in IPL history. Ross Taylor and Yuvraj Singh have also hit sixes that traveled 119 meters.

An unexpected name among the top 10 longest sixes in IPL history is Gautam Gambhir. Known for his precise timing and gap-finding, Gambhir rarely hit aerial shots. However, during a 2013 match, he hit a big six off Rajasthan Royals pacer S Sreesanth, clearing deep square leg with a well-timed shot after moving out of his crease.

Year	Player Name	Team	Distance (In Meters)
2022	Liam Livingstone	Punjab Kings	117
2021	Ruturaj Gaikwad	Chennai Super Kings	108
2020	Nicholas Pooran	Kings XI Punjab	106
2019	MS Dhoni	Chennai Super Kings	111
2018	AB de Villiers	Royal Challengers Bangalore	111
2017	Travis Head	Royal Challengers Bangalore	109
2016	Ben Cutting	Sunrisers Hyderabad	117
2015	AB de Villiers	Royal Challengers Bangalore	108
2014	David Miller	Kings XI Punjab	102
2013	Praveen Kumar	Kings XI Punjab	124
2012	MS Dhoni	Chennai Super Kings	112
2011	Adam Gilchrist	Kings XI Punjab	122
2010	Robin Uthappa	Royal Challengers Bangalore	120
2009	Yuvraj Singh	Kings XI Punjab	119
2008	Albie Morkel	Chennai Super Kings	125

This List was last updated on August, 2024.

Purple Cap in IPL 2024	Matches	Wickets	Team
Harshal Patel	14	24	Punjab Kings
Varun Chakaravarthy	16	21	Kolkata Knight Riders
Jasprit Bumrah	14	20	Mumbai Indians
T Natarajan	16	19	Sunrisers Hyderabad
Harshit Rana	16	19	Kolkata Knight Riders

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Purple Cap Winners Over the Years

IPL 2023: Mohammed Shami (Gujarat Titans)

• Wickets: 28 in 17 matches
• Shami dominated the tournament with his fast bowling, helping Gujarat Titans perform strongly.

IPL 2022: Yuzvendra Chahal (Rajasthan Royals)

• Wickets: 27 in 17 matches
• Chahal, a leg-spinner, won his first Purple Cap with brilliant performances for Rajasthan Royals.

IPL 2021: Harshal Patel (Royal Challengers Bangalore)

• Wickets: 32 in 15 matches
• Patel equaled the record for most wickets in a single IPL season, previously set by Dwayne Bravo in 2013.

IPL 2020: Kagiso Rabada (Delhi Capitals)

• Wickets: 30 in 17 matches
• Rabada’s fast bowling played a key role in Delhi Capitals’ journey to the final.

IPL 2019: Imran Tahir (Chennai Super Kings)

• Wickets: 26 in 17 matches
• The veteran leg-spinner used his variations to become the season’s best bowler.

IPL 2018: Andrew Tye (Kings XI Punjab)

• Wickets: 24 in 14 matches
• Tye’s clever bowling, including slower balls and yorkers, made him the top wicket-taker.

IPL 2017 & 2016: Bhuvneshwar Kumar (Sunrisers Hyderabad)

• 2017 Wickets: 26 in 14 matches
• 2016 Wickets: 23 in 15 matches
• Bhuvneshwar became the first bowler to win back-to-back Purple Caps.

IPL 2015 & 2013: Dwayne Bravo (Chennai Super Kings)

• 2015 Wickets: 26 in 17 matches
• 2013 Wickets: 32 in 18 matches (tied for most in a single season)
• Bravo’s all-round ability and wicket-taking skills helped CSK remain competitive.

IPL 2014: Mohit Sharma (Chennai Super Kings)

• Wickets: 23 in 16 matches
• His accuracy and variations helped him win the Purple Cap.

IPL 2012: Morne Morkel (Delhi Daredevils)

• Wickets: 25 in 16 matches
• The tall South African pacer used his bounce and pace to dominate.

IPL 2011: Lasith Malinga (Mumbai Indians)

• Wickets: 28 in 16 matches
• The Sri Lankan legend was unstoppable with his deadly yorkers.

IPL 2010: Pragyan Ojha (Deccan Chargers)

• Wickets: 21 in 14 matches
• The first spinner to win the Purple Cap, Ojha proved that spin bowling could dominate T20 cricket.

IPL 2009 Orange Cap Winner: RP Singh (Deccan Chargers)

• Wickets: 23 in 16 matches
• His swing bowling helped Deccan Chargers win the IPL that year.

IPL 2008 Orange Cap Winner: Sohail Tanvir (Rajasthan Royals)

• Wickets: 22 in 11 matches
• The first-ever Purple Cap winner, Tanvir’s unique bowling action troubled batters.\

IPL 2025 Awards List

Kolkata Knight Riders won the IPL 2024 by beating Sunrisers Hyderabad by eight wickets in the final at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Sunday.

Here is the full list of awards for the IPL Orange Cap 

Conclusion

The Orange Cap is not just an award; it represents batting excellence in the IPL. With every season, new stars emerge, making the competition even more exciting. As IPL 2025 unfolds, fans eagerly wait to see who will claim the prestigious Orange Cap

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FAQs about IPL Orange Cap and Longest Sixes

1. What is the Orange Cap in IPL?

The Orange Cap in the IPL is awarded to the highest run-scorer in a season. It signifies the top-performing batsman who has accumulated the most runs throughout the tournament.

2. Who won the Orange Cap in IPL 2024?

Virat Kohli from the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won the Orange Cap in IPL 2024, scoring 741 runs.

3. What is the longest six-ever hit in IPL history?

The longest six in IPL history was hit by Albie Morkel of the Chennai Super Kings. He struck a massive 125-meter six off Pragyan Ojha during a match in 2008.

4. How can I bet on the IPL Orange Cap winner?

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