
IPL 2024: Most runs and Most wickets after Match 34, LSG vs CSK
IPL 2024: Virat Kohli leads the race for the Orange Cap with 361 runs. In the race for the Purple Cap, Jasprit Bumrah leads the pack with 13 wickets.

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli leads the race for the Orange Cap with 361 runs. In the race for the Purple Cap, Jasprit Bumrah leads the pack with 13 wickets.

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli leads the race for the Orange Cap in IPL 2024 with a staggering 361 runs in just 7 games. With 13 wickets in 7 games, MI Pacer Jasprit Bumrah is at the top of the Purple Cap in the IPL 2024 List.

IPL 2024: GT vs DC: Virat Kohli of RCB leads the tally of top run-getters with 361 runs in 7 games, and Yuzuvendra Chahal of RR holds the Purple Cap with 12 scalps in 7 matches.

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli of RCB continues to dominate the Orange cap chart, amassing 361 runs in just 7 games. Yuzvendra Chahal of RR has captured the Purple Cap with 11 wickets.

IPL 2024: RCB’s stalwart, Virat Kohli, leads the orange cap chart with 361 runs in just 7 games. However, Rajasthan Royals’ Yuzuvendra Chahal holds the purple cap with 11 wickets in six games.

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli is leading the Orange Cap charts with a stellar 319 runs, and Yuzvendra Chahal has claimed the Purple Cap with 11 wickets.

IPL 2024: PBKS vs RR: After the PBKS vs. RR match, Virat Kohli holds the IPL Orange Cap 2024 with an impressive total of 319 runs. Yuzvendra Chahal of RR reclaimed the top spot in the Purple Cap IPL 2024 list with 11 wickets.

IPL 2024: After the LSG vs. DC match, Virat Kohli holds the IPL Orange Cap 2024 with an impressive total of 319 runs. Jasprit Bumrah of MI holds the Purple Cap in IPL 2024 with 10 wickets.

IPL 2024: MI vs. RCB: Virat Kohli is leading the purple cap leader-board with 319 runs, while Jasprit Bumrah of MI, after a spectacular 5-wicket haul in the ongoing MI vs. RCB match, has clinched the top spot with ten wickets from five games for the purple cap race.

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli holds the IPL Orange Cap 2024 with an impressive total of 316 runs. With ten wickets from five games, Rajasthan Royals Yuzvendra Chahal reclaimed the top spot, holding the Purple Cap.
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