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ORANGE CAP HOLDER

ORANGE CAP HOLDER IPL 2023 / MOST RUNS IN IPL 2023

The Indian Premier League 2023 has come to a conclusion, with CSK triumphant for the fifth time. Shubhman Gill, who made three centuries and scored 890 runs in 17 innings, was presented with the Orange Cap and also named the Most Valuable Player of IPL 2023. Faf du Plesis came in second with 730 runs in 14 matches. Another standout from the tournament was Devon Conway of CSK who, with 47 runs off 25 balls in the final match, triumphed over the others to the third position on the Orange Cap leaderboard, after scoring 672 runs in 16 matches.

POS	PLAYER	Team	RUNS	MATCHES	Inns	Avg	SR	4S	6S
1	Shubman Gill	GT	890	17	17	59.33	157.80	85	33
2	Faf du Plessis	RCB	730	14	14	56.15	153.68	60	36
3	Devon Conway	CSK	672	16	15	51.69	139.70	77	18
4	Virat Kohli	RCB	639	14	14	53.25	139.82	65	16
5	Yashasvi Jaiswal	RR	625	14	14	48.07	163.61	82	26
6	Suryakumar Yadav	MI	605	16	16	43.21	181.13	65	28
7	Ruturaj Gaikwad	CSK	590	16	15	42.14	147.50	46	30
8	David Warner	DC	516	14	14	36.85	131.63	69	10
9	Rinku Singh	KKR	474	14	14	59.25	149.52	31	29
10	Ishan Kishan	MI	454	16	15	30.26	142.76	54	18
11	Cameron Green	MI	452	16	16	50.22	160.28	40	22
12	Heinrich Klaasen	SRH	448	12	11	49.77	177.07	32	25
13	Shivam Dube	CSK	418	16	14	38.00	158.33	12	35
14	Nitish Rana	KKR	413	14	14	31.76	140.95	39	20
15	Marcus Stoinis	LSG	408	15	15	31.38	150.00	28	27
16	Venkatesh Iyer	KKR	404	14	14	28.85	145.84	32	21
17	Glenn Maxwell	RCB	400	14	14	33.33	183.48	29	31
18	Jos Buttler	RR	392	14	14	28.00	139.00	42	14
19	Kyle Mayers	LSG	379	13	13	29.15	144.10	38	22
20	Shikhar Dhawan	PBKS	373	11	11	41.44	142.91	49	12
21	Wriddhiman Saha	GT	371	17	17	23.18	129.26	47	8
22	Sanju Samson	RR	362	14	14	30.16	153.39	25	24
23	Sai Sudharsan	GT	362	8	8	51.71	141.40	33	12
24	Nicholas Pooran	LSG	358	15	15	29.83	172.94	26	26
25	Prabhsimran Singh	PBKS	358	14	14	25.57	150.42	38	19
26	Hardik Pandya	GT	346	16	15	31.45	136.75	26	15
27	Tilak Varma	MI	343	11	11	42.87	164.11	26	23
28	Rohit Sharma	MI	332	16	16	20.75	132.80	35	17
29	Ajinkya Rahane	CSK	326	14	11	32.60	172.48	24	16
30	Jitesh Sharma	PBKS	309	14	14	23.76	156.06	22	21
31	Vijay Shankar	GT	301	14	10	37.62	160.10	27	15
32	Shimron Hetmyer	RR	299	14	13	37.37	151.77	12	23
33	Jason Roy	KKR	285	8	8	35.62	151.59	36	12
34	Axar Patel	DC	283	14	13	28.30	139.40	21	15
35	Liam Livingstone	PBKS	279	9	9	34.87	163.15	20	19
36	Sam Curran	PBKS	276	14	13	27.60	135.96	20	13
37	KL Rahul	LSG	274	9	9	34.25	113.22	28	4
38	Rahul Tripathi	SRH	273	13	13	22.75	128.16	29	10
39	Mayank Agarwal	SRH	270	10	10	27.00	128.57	29	6
40	Devdutt Padikkal	RR	261	11	11	26.10	130.50	31	6
41	David Miller	GT	259	16	13	32.37	145.50	18	13
42	Aiden Markram	SRH	248	13	13	22.54	125.88	18	8
43	Nehal Wadhera	MI	241	14	10	26.77	145.18	23	12
44	Ayush Badoni	LSG	238	15	12	23.80	138.37	13	12
45	Tim David	MI	231	16	15	25.66	158.21	12	15
46	Andre Russell	KKR	227	14	14	20.63	145.51	13	18
47	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	KKR	227	11	11	20.63	133.52	17	15
48	Abhishek Sharma	SRH	226	11	11	20.54	143.94	28	6
49	Philip Salt	DC	218	9	9	27.25	163.91	24	10
50	Rilee Rossouw	DC	209	9	9	29.85	148.22	17	11
51	Ravindra Jadeja	CSK	190	16	12	23.75	142.85	11	9
52	Harry Brook	SRH	190	11	11	21.11	123.37	23	4
53	Krunal Pandya	LSG	188	15	14	18.80	113.93	15	6
54	Atharva Taide	PBKS	186	7	7	26.57	144.18	20	6
55	Abdul Samad	SRH	169	9	8	42.25	132.03	10	11
56	Manish Pandey	DC	160	10	9	17.77	109.58	15	3
57	Ambati Rayudu	CSK	158	16	12	15.80	139.82	10	9
58	Shahrukh Khan	PBKS	156	14	13	22.28	165.95	13	9
59	Dhruv Jurel	RR	152	13	11	21.71	172.72	11	9
60	Quinton de Kock	LSG	143	4	4	35.75	140.19	10	8
61	Dinesh Karthik	RCB	140	13	13	11.66	134.61	13	5
62	Sikandar Raza	PBKS	139	7	7	27.80	141.83	10	6
63	Mahipal Lomror	RCB	135	12	10	16.87	139.17	9	8
64	Rashid Khan	GT	130	17	9	32.50	216.66	8	13
65	Mitchell Marsh	DC	128	9	9	14.22	131.95	11	7
66	Moeen Ali	CSK	124	15	10	17.71	136.26	12	6
67	Matthew Short	PBKS	117	6	6	19.50	127.17	15	4
68	Abhinav Manohar	GT	114	9	6	19.00	137.34	6	7
69	Shardul Thakur	KKR	113	11	10	14.12	161.42	13	4
70	Aman Khan	DC	110	11	9	13.75	108.91	7	6
71	Prithvi Shaw	DC	106	8	8	13.25	124.70	16	1
72	Anmolpreet Singh	SRH	105	4	4	26.25	128.04	15	2
73	MS Dhoni	CSK	104	16	12	26.00	182.45	3	10
74	Prerak Mankad	LSG	93	5	5	31.00	129.16	12	2
75	Anuj Rawat	RCB	91	9	7	30.33	128.16	6	4
76	Narayan Jagadeesan	KKR	89	6	6	14.83	109.87	14	1
77	Rahul Tewatia	GT	87	17	10	21.75	152.63	3	7
78	Deepak Hooda	LSG	84	12	12	7.63	93.33	3	2
79	Riyan Parag	RR	78	7	7	13.00	118.18	4	5
80	Harpreet Singh	PBKS	76	3	3	25.33	128.81	8	3
81	Bhanuka Rajapaksa	PBKS	71	4	4	23.66	114.51	6	2
82	Vivrant Sharma	SRH	69	3	1	69.00	146.80	9	2
83	Ravichandran Ashwin	RR	67	13	10	11.16	131.37	5	3
84	Lalit Yadav	DC	66	6	6	13.20	111.86	8	0
85	Krishnappa Gowtham	LSG	61	7	7	15.25	164.86	2	5
86	Washington Sundar	SRH	60	7	5	15.00	100.00	6	0
87	Michael Bracewell	RCB	58	5	4	29.00	123.40	6	1
88	Sarfaraz Khan	DC	53	4	4	13.25	85.48	4	1
89	Harpreet Brar	PBKS	52	13	8	8.66	126.82	5	2
90	Ripal Patel	DC	49	5	4	16.33	113.95	3	1
91	Shahbaz Ahmed	RCB	42	10	6	10.50	107.69	3	1
92	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	SRH	42	14	6	14.00	89.36	4	0
93	Glenn Phillips	SRH	39	5	5	7.80	177.27	2	4
94	Marco Jansen	SRH	39	8	6	13.00	90.69	4	0
95	Anrich Nortje	DC	37	10	7	12.33	127.58	6	0
96	Vishnu Vinod	MI	37	3	3	12.33	119.35	2	2
97	Suyash Prabhudessai	RCB	35	5	4	8.75	120.69	1	2
98	David Willey	RCB	35	4	3	-	109.37	4	0
99	Wanindu Hasaranga	RCB	33	8	5	16.50	117.85	3	0
100	Abishek Porel	DC	33	4	4	8.25	106.45	1	2
101	Kuldeep Yadav	DC	31	14	10	15.50	64.58	2	0
102	Dasun Shanaka	GT	26	3	3	13.00	100.00	2	1
103	Piyush Chawla	MI	25	16	4	12.50	113.63	1	1
104	Tristan Stubbs	MI	25	2	2	12.50	80.64	2	0
105	Hrithik Shokeen	MI	23	8	3	23.00	135.29	4	0
106	Anukul Roy	KKR	23	4	4	11.50	121.05	3	0
107	Adil Rashid	SRH	22	2	2	11.00	137.50	2	1
108	Priyam Garg	DC	22	2	2	11.00	95.65	1	0
109	David Wiese	KKR	21	3	3	21.00	190.90	0	3
110	Mayank Markande	SRH	21	10	3	-	161.53	2	1
111	Sunil Narine	KKR	21	14	10	3.00	84.00	2	1
112	Rishi Dhawan	PBKS	20	6	3	10.00	166.66	1	1
113	Ravi Bishnoi	LSG	20	15	7	6.66	74.07	1	0
114	Umran Malik	SRH	19	8	2	19.00	237.50	1	2
115	Umesh Yadav	KKR	19	8	5	9.50	105.55	1	0
116	Amit Mishra	LSG	19	7	1	19.00	63.33	2	0
117	Arshad Khan	MI	18	6	3	9.00	120.00	0	1
118	Akash Deep	RCB	17	2	1	17.00	212.50	2	1
119	Akeal Hosein	SRH	16	1	1	-	160.00	1	1
120	Trent Boult	RR	16	10	4	16.00	114.28	1	1
121	Pravin Dubey	DC	16	1	1	16.00	80.00	2	0
122	Naveen-ul-Haq	LSG	16	8	3	16.00	76.19	2	0
123	Yash Dhull	DC	16	4	3	5.33	69.56	1	0
124	Ben Stokes	CSK	15	2	2	7.50	107.14	2	0
125	Mandeep Singh	KKR	14	3	3	4.66	87.50	0	1
126	Arjun Tendulkar	MI	13	4	1	13.00	144.44	0	1
127	Vyshak Vijay Kumar	RCB	13	7	2	13.00	144.44	0	1
128	Kedar Jadhav	RCB	12	2	1	-	120.00	1	0
129	Jason Holder	RR	12	8	3	6.00	109.09	0	1
130	Karan Sharma	LSG	12	2	2	6.00	57.14	0	0
131	Mark Wood	LSG	11	4	2	11.00	220.00	1	1
132	Sanvir Singh	SRH	11	2	2	11.00	122.22	1	1
133	Manan Vohra	LSG	10	1	1	10.00	90.90	1	0
134	Joe Root	RR	10	3	1	10.00	66.66	1	0
135	Adam Zampa	RR	10	6	3	3.33	62.50	0	0
136	Jaydev Unadkat	LSG	9	3	1	9.00	128.57	1	0
137	Noor Ahmad	GT	8	13	3	4.00	88.88	1	0
138	Rovman Powell	DC	7	3	3	2.33	77.77	1	0
139	Mukesh Kumar	DC	7	10	3	-	77.77	0	0
140	Alzarri Joseph	GT	7	7	2	-	58.33	1	0
141	Harshal Patel	RCB	6	14	2	3.00	100.00	0	1
142	Kumar Kartikeya	MI	6	8	1	6.00	85.71	1	0
143	Jason Behrendorff	MI	6	12	2	-	66.66	0	0
144	Chris Jordan	MI	6	6	2	3.00	50.00	0	0
145	Mohammad Shami	GT	5	17	2	2.50	83.33	1	0
146	Litton Das	KKR	4	1	1	4.00	100.00	1	0
147	Jofra Archer	MI	4	5	2	-	100.00	0	0
148	Chetan Sakariya	DC	4	2	2	4.00	66.66	1	0
149	Vaibhav Arora	KKR	3	5	2	-	150.00	0	0
150	Karn Sharma	RCB	3	7	2	1.50	60.00	0	0
151	Arshdeep Singh	PBKS	2	14	2	-	100.00	0	0
152	Swapnil Singh	LSG	2	2	1	-	50.00	0	0
153	Mitchell Santner	CSK	2	4	2	-	50.00	0	0
154	Wayne Parnell	RCB	2	7	1	2.00	40.00	0	0
155	Sandeep Sharma	RR	2	12	2	-	33.33	0	0
156	Mustafizur Rahman	DC	1	2	1	-	100.00	0	0
157	Abdul Basith	RR	1	1	1	-	100.00	0	0
158	Ishant Sharma	DC	1	8	1	-	100.00	0	0
159	Mohammed Siraj	RCB	1	14	2	1.00	50.00	0	0
160	Yudhvir Singh	LSG	1	3	2	0.50	50.00	0	0
161	Mohit Rathee	PBKS	1	1	1	-	50.00	0	0
162	Deepak Chahar	CSK	1	10	1	-	50.00	0	0
163	Josh Hazlewood	RCB	1	3	1	-	50.00	0	0
164	Fazalhaq Farooqi	SRH	1	4	1	-	20.00	0	0
165	Nathan Ellis	PBKS	1	10	2	0.50	14.28	0	0
166	Varun Chakaravarthy	KKR	1	14	2	1.00	11.11	0	0

Orange Cap Holders: Orange Cap is awarded in the Indian Premier League to the batsman who scores the most runs in the entire tournament.

Previous Orange Cap holders in the IPL have been Jos Buttler in 2022, Ruturaj Gaikwad in 2021, KL Rahul in 2020, David Warner in 2019, Kane Williamson in 2018, David Warner in 2017, Virat Kohli in 2016, David Warner in 2015, Robin Uthappa in 2014, Michael Hussey in 2013, Chris Gayle in 2012 and 2011, Sachin Tendulkar in 2010, Matthew Hayden in 2009 and Shaun Marsh in 2008.

While Mumbai Indians (MI) has won the IPL five times, the most by any team, David Warner in the batsman to have won the Orange Cap thrice, the most by a player, for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Virat Kohli, who plays for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), has the most runs (6706) in the IPL, followed by Shikhar Dhawan who has scored 6284 runs.

IPL Orange Cap Holders, Indian Premier League All Seasons Orange Cap Holder List

Year	Winner	Team	Runs	Average	Strike Rate	50	100	Highest Score
2022	Jos Buttler	Rajasthan Royals	863	57.53	149.05	4	4	116
2021	Ruturaj Gaikwad	CSK	635	45.35	136.26	4	1	101*
2020	KL Rahul	KXIP	670	55.83	129.34	5	1	132*
2019	David Warner	SRH	692	69.2	143.87	8	1	100
2018	Kane Williamson	SRH	735	52.5	142.44	8	0	84
2017	David Warner	SRH	641	58.27	141.81	4	1	126
2016	Virat Kohli	RCB	973	81.08	152.03	7	4	113
2015	David Warner	SRH	562	43.23	156.54	7	0	91
2014	Robin Uthappa	KKR	660	44	137.78	5	0	83
2013	Michael Hussey	CSK	733	52.35	129.5	6	0	95
2012	Chris Gayle	RCB	733	61.08	160.74	7	1	128
2011	Chris Gayle	RCB	608	67.55	183.13	3	2	107
2010	Sachin Tendulkar	MI	618	47.53	132.61	5	0	89
2009	Matthew Hayden	CSK	572	52	144.81	5	0	89
2008	Shaun Marsh	KXIP	616	68.44	139.68	5	1	115

IPL Orange Cap 2023: FAQs

Who is Orange Cap Holder in IPL 2023?

Shubhman Gill of Gujarat Titans is Orange Cap Holder for 2023. Shubhman gill has 890 runs in 17 matches. Faf du plesis stands second and has scored 730 runs in just 14 innings with an outstanding strike-rate of 153.68 at an astonishing average of 56.15. Chennai Super Kings Devon Conway, thanks to his better strike rate, has reclaimed the third position with 672 runs in 16 matches. Virat Kohli, with his brilliant hundred against GT, is in the fourth place with 639 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored a half-century on Friday, is fifth with 625 runs in 14 matches. Suryakumar Yadav with 605 runs in 16 matches is sixth and Ruturaj Gaikwad follows with 564 runs in the Orange Cap race. 8th on the list is David Warner, with 516 runs from 14 innings.

Who was orange cap holder in IPL 2022?

Jos Buttler from Rajasthan Royals was orange cap holder in IPL 2022 having played 17 matches he scored 863 runs. KL Rahul and Quinton de Kock from Lucknow Super Giants were the closest contenders. Jos Buttler topped the table in IPL 2022 while KL Rahul Scored 616 runs in 15 matches.

What is Orange Cap in IPL?

The Orange Cap is an award given to the leading run-scorer in the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament. It was introduced in the second season of the IPL in 2009 and has been awarded every year since then.

The Orange Cap is awarded to the batsman who scores the most runs during the entire IPL tournament. The player who holds the Orange Cap wears it while fielding to signify his position as the leading run-scorer. If two or more players have the same number of runs, the player with a better batting average is awarded the Orange Cap. In case of a tie in both runs and batting average, the player who has scored the runs in fewer innings is given the award.

Some of the past recipients of the Orange Cap include Chris Gayle, David Warner, Virat Kohli, and KL Rahul. The Orange Cap is a coveted award in the IPL and is seen as a mark of distinction for the batsmen.

Which team has won most orange cap in IPL?

The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) are tied for having the most Orange Cap winners in the Indian Premier League (IPL), with each team having had three players win the award.

The Royal Challengers Bangalore Orange Cap winners include Chris Gayle, who won it twice (in 2011 and 2012), and Virat Kohli, who won it three times (in 2016, 2017, and 2019). Additionally, the Royal Challengers Bangalore AB de Villiers won the award in 2016 while playing for the team.

The SRH (Sunrisers Hyderabad) Orange Cap winners include David Warner, who has won it three times (in 2015, 2017, and 2019), and Kane Williamson, who won it in 2018. The Sunrisers Hyderabad Shikhar Dhawan also won the Orange Cap in 2013 while playing for the team.

Who scored most 100 in IPL?

The record for the most centuries in the Indian Premier League (IPL) is held by Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli, who have each scored 5 centuries in the tournament.

Chris Gayle, the hard-hitting West Indian opener, has scored his 5 centuries in 135 IPL matches, while Virat Kohli, the Indian captain and one of the best batsmen in the world, has achieved the feat in 197 IPL matches.

Other players who have scored multiple centuries in the IPL include Shane Watson, David Warner, AB de Villiers, and Rohit Sharma, each with 4 centuries to their name.

Its worth noting that the IPL is a relatively young tournament, having started in 2008, so the number of players with multiple centuries is still limited. As the tournament continues to grow and more matches are played, its likely that we will see more players joining the list of those who have scored multiple centuries in the IPL.