MOST RUNS

Orange Cap in IPL 2025

Pos	Player	Team	Run	Mat	Inns	Avg	SR	4S	6S
1	Suryakumar Yadav	MI	510	12	12	63.75	170.56	51	26
2	Sai Sudharsan	GT	509	11	11	46.27	153.31	56	16
3	Shubman Gill	GT	508	11	11	50.80	152.55	51	16
4	Virat Kohli	RCB	505	11	11	63.12	143.46	44	18
5	Jos Buttler	GT	500	11	11	71.42	163.93	49	22
6	Prabhsimran Singh	PBKS	487	12	12	44.27	170.87	52	24
7	Yashasvi Jaiswal	RR	473	12	12	43.00	154.57	46	25
8	Priyansh Arya	PBKS	417	12	12	34.75	194.86	42	28
9	Nicholas Pooran	LSG	410	11	11	41.00	200.98	34	34
10	Shreyas Iyer	PBKS	405	12	12	50.62	180.80	27	27
11	KL Rahul	DC	381	11	10	47.62	142.16	30	16
12	Mitchell Marsh	LSG	378	10	10	37.80	155.55	36	20
13	Riyan Parag	RR	377	12	12	37.70	170.58	27	26
14	Ajinkya Rahane	KKR	375	12	11	37.50	146.48	33	20
15	Aiden Markram	LSG	348	11	11	31.63	146.83	31	16
16	Ryan Rickelton	MI	336	12	12	30.54	153.42	42	15
17	Ayush Badoni	LSG	326	11	10	36.22	150.23	27	14
18	Abhishek Sharma	SRH	314	11	10	31.40	180.46	35	17
19	Heinrich Klaasen	SRH	311	11	10	34.55	153.96	29	13
20	Shivam Dube	CSK	301	12	12	33.44	130.87	20	17
21	Rohit Sharma	MI	300	11	11	30.00	152.28	28	17
22	Angkrish Raghuvanshi	KKR	286	11	10	35.75	145.17	29	8
23	Travis Head	SRH	281	11	10	28.10	156.11	41	9
24	Ravindra Jadeja	CSK	279	12	12	34.87	140.20	24	9
25	Abishek Porel	DC	265	12	11	26.50	149.71	27	9
26	Tristan Stubbs	DC	259	12	10	51.80	151.46	23	9
27	Dhruv Jurel	RR	249	12	11	31.12	146.47	17	15
28	Devdutt Padikkal	RCB	247	10	10	27.44	150.61	21	14
29	Tilak Varma	MI	246	12	9	35.14	138.98	20	10
30	Phil Salt	RCB	239	9	9	26.55	168.31	30	13
31	Rajat Patidar	RCB	239	11	10	23.90	140.58	21	10
32	Axar Patel	DC	238	12	10	26.44	157.61	21	14
33	Sherfane Rutherford	GT	229	9	8	38.16	159.02	17	15
34	Sanju Samson	RR	224	7	7	37.33	143.59	23	10
35	Nitish Rana	RR	217	11	11	21.70	161.94	27	9
36	Shimron Hetmyer	RR	216	12	11	21.60	146.93	15	10
37	Sunil Narine	KKR	215	11	11	21.50	167.96	22	16
38	Shashank Singh	PBKS	214	12	9	53.50	142.66	15	9
39	Nehal Wadhera	PBKS	210	11	9	30.00	148.93	17	13
40	Rinku Singh	KKR	197	12	10	32.83	153.90	20	9
41	Ishan Kishan	SRH	196	11	10	24.50	144.11	19	7
42	Will Jacks	MI	195	11	9	24.37	129.13	17	9
43	Aniket Verma	SRH	193	11	9	24.12	154.40	9	16
44	Rachin Ravindra	CSK	191	8	8	27.28	128.18	18	4
45	Tim David	RCB	186	11	8	93.00	193.75	16	14
46	Ashutosh Sharma	DC	186	11	8	31.00	167.56	13	12
47	MS Dhoni	CSK	180	12	12	25.71	140.62	12	11
48	Nitish Kumar Reddy	SRH	173	10	9	24.71	120.13	15	4
49	Faf du Plessis	DC	168	7	6	28.00	128.24	15	7
50	Andre Russell	KKR	167	12	9	20.87	165.34	16	14
51	Ayush Mhatre	CSK	163	5	5	32.60	181.11	20	7
52	Naman Dhir	MI	162	12	8	32.40	172.34	15	8
53	Abdul Samad	LSG	160	10	10	22.85	186.04	8	14
54	Hardik Pandya	MI	158	11	8	26.33	168.08	15	7
55	Vaibhav Sooryavanshi	RR	155	5	5	31.00	209.45	10	16
56	Karun Nair	DC	154	7	7	22.00	175.00	19	8
57	David Miller	LSG	153	11	11	30.60	127.50	13	4
58	Quinton de Kock	KKR	143	7	7	23.83	137.50	9	11
59	Venkatesh Iyer	KKR	142	11	7	20.28	139.21	15	4
60	Jitesh Sharma	RCB	128	11	8	25.60	142.22	13	7
61	Rishabh Pant	LSG	128	11	10	12.80	99.22	11	6
62	Dewald Brevis	CSK	126	4	4	31.50	163.63	7	9
63	Vipraj Nigam	DC	122	12	7	20.33	179.41	12	7
64	Vijay Shankar	CSK	118	6	5	39.33	129.67	8	3
65	Sam Curran	CSK	114	5	5	22.80	135.71	11	4
66	Shubham Dubey	RR	99	7	7	24.75	167.79	6	8
67	Krunal Pandya	RCB	97	11	5	24.25	129.33	7	4
68	Devon Conway	CSK	94	4	4	23.50	123.68	9	2
69	Josh Inglis	PBKS	92	7	6	23.00	139.39	8	5
70	Shahrukh Khan	GT	90	11	8	30.00	183.67	6	7
71	Liam Livingstone	RCB	87	7	6	17.40	127.94	4	7
72	Washington Sundar	GT	85	5	4	21.25	151.78	5	4
73	Pat Cummins	SRH	84	11	8	21.00	161.53	6	6
74	Marcus Stoinis	PBKS	82	9	7	20.50	167.34	3	8
75	Marco Jansen	PBKS	75	12	7	25.00	122.95	3	4
76	Rahmanullah Gurbaz	KKR	74	5	5	18.50	139.62	10	3
77	Shaik Rasheed	CSK	71	5	5	14.20	112.69	9	2
78	Rahul Tewatia	GT	67	11	9	11.16	191.42	4	6
79	Jacob Bethell	RCB	67	2	2	33.50	171.79	9	3
80	Jofra Archer	RR	63	12	7	10.50	126.00	3	4
81	Kamindu Mendis	SRH	60	4	4	20.00	125.00	4	2
82	Manish Pandey	KKR	55	2	2	55.00	130.95	3	2
83	Jake Fraser-McGurk	DC	55	7	6	9.16	105.76	7	2
84	Rahul Tripathi	CSK	55	5	5	11.00	96.49	6	1
85	Romario Shepherd	RCB	53	4	1	-	378.57	4	6
86	Abhinav Manohar	SRH	49	6	4	12.25	98.00	2	3
87	Corbin Bosch	MI	47	3	2	23.50	146.87	3	3
88	Mitchell Santner	MI	39	9	5	19.50	134.48	2	3
89	Deepak Chahar	MI	37	12	4	37.00	148.00	3	2
90	Ramandeep Singh	KKR	34	10	6	8.50	113.33	1	2
91	Urvil Patel	CSK	31	1	1	31.00	281.81	1	4
92	Deepak Hooda	CSK	31	6	5	6.20	75.60	2	1
93	Rashid Khan	GT	24	11	5	6.00	171.42	1	2
94	Sameer Rizvi	DC	24	3	2	12.00	126.31	2	1
95	Harshit Rana	KKR	23	12	6	7.66	71.87	3	0
96	Avesh Khan	LSG	21	10	4	21.00	175.00	3	1
97	Harshal Patel	SRH	21	10	4	10.50	80.76	0	0
98	Ravichandran Ashwin	CSK	20	8	3	6.66	90.90	2	0
99	Azmatullah Omarzai	PBKS	16	5	1	16.00	106.66	2	1
100	Jamie Overton	CSK	15	3	2	-	214.28	1	1
101	Shardul Thakur	LSG	14	9	4	7.00	127.27	2	0
102	Ravi Bishnoi	LSG	13	10	2	6.50	81.25	0	2
103	Gerald Coetzee	GT	12	2	1	12.00	200.00	1	1
104	Kuldeep Yadav	DC	11	12	4	5.50	137.50	2	0
105	Xavier Bartlett	PBKS	11	3	1	11.00	73.33	1	0
106	Mohammad Shami	SRH	10	10	4	10.00	100.00	1	0
107	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	RCB	10	10	4	10.00	47.61	1	0
108	Maheesh Theekshana	RR	10	11	4	5.00	37.03	0	0
109	Shahbaz Ahamad	LSG	9	1	1	9.00	112.50	1	0
110	Anshul Kamboj	CSK	9	6	4	4.50	100.00	1	0
111	Wiaan Mulder	SRH	9	2	1	9.00	81.81	1	0
112	Wanindu Hasaranga	RR	9	9	4	2.25	64.28	0	0
113	Kagiso Rabada	GT	7	2	1	-	140.00	0	1
114	Tushar Deshpande	RR	7	8	4	7.00	87.50	0	0
115	Suryansh Shedge	PBKS	7	5	3	2.33	63.63	0	0
116	Mitchell Starc	DC	6	12	6	3.00	60.00	0	0
117	Robin Minz	MI	6	2	2	3.00	40.00	0	0
118	Rovman Powell	KKR	5	2	1	5.00	100.00	1	0
119	Prince Yadav	LSG	5	6	2	-	50.00	0	0
120	Moeen Ali	KKR	5	6	2	2.50	35.71	0	0
121	Noor Ahmad	CSK	5	12	5	1.25	31.25	0	0
122	Lockie Ferguson	PBKS	4	4	1	-	400.00	1	0
123	Akash Madhwal	RR	4	2	1	-	44.44	0	0
124	Kumar Kartikeya	RR	3	4	2	1.50	60.00	0	0
125	Simarjeet Singh	SRH	3	4	3	1.50	42.85	0	0
126	Fazalhaq Farooqi	RR	2	4	1	-	100.00	0	0
127	Arshad Khan	GT	2	6	3	-	100.00	0	0
128	Trent Boult	MI	2	12	2	2.00	66.66	0	0
129	Dushmantha Chameera	DC	2	5	2	-	50.00	0	0
130	Spencer Johnson	KKR	2	4	2	-	50.00	0	0
131	Arshdeep Singh	PBKS	2	12	2	2.00	33.33	0	0
132	Sai Kishore	GT	1	11	1	1.00	100.00	0	0
133	Varun Chakaravarthy	KKR	1	12	1	-	100.00	0	0
134	Satyanarayana Raju	MI	1	2	1	-	100.00	0	0
135	Karn Sharma	MI	1	5	1	-	100.00	0	0
136	Khaleel Ahmed	CSK	1	12	2	-	50.00	0	0
137	Donovan Ferreira	DC	1	1	1	1.00	33.33	0	0
138	Mohit Sharma	DC	1	7	2	1.00	33.33	0	0
139	Digvesh Singh	LSG	1	11	2	1.00	33.33	0	0
140	Manoj Bhandage	RCB	1	1	1	1.00	25.00	0	0

Orange Cap: Most Runs in IPL 2025

As the IPL 2025 season nears its thrilling climax, the race for the Orange Cap has intensified, showing some of the tournament's finest batting displays. Leading the pack is Mumbai Indians’ Suryakumar Yadav, who has amassed 510 runs in 12 innings at a stellar average of 63.75 and an explosive strike rate of 170.57. With 51 fours and 26 sixes, Suryakumar has been instrumental in MI’s campaign. Close on his heels is Gujarat Titans’ Sai Sudharsan, with 509 runs in 11 innings at an average of 46.27 and a strike rate of 153.31. His 56 boundaries and 16 sixes reflect his elegant consistency at the top of the order.

Gujarat Titans continue to dominate the leaderboard with Shubman Gill in third place, scoring 508 runs in 11 innings at an average of 50.8 and a strike rate of 152.55. Gill’s fluent stroke play, backed by 51 fours and 16 sixes, remains pivotal to GT’s success. Virat Kohli of Royal Challengers Bengaluru has slipped to fourth, but remains a model of consistency with 505 runs in 11 innings. Averaging 63.13 and striking at 143.47, Kohli’s contribution includes 44 fours and 18 sixes. Fifth is another GT batter, Jos Buttler, who has scored 500 runs in 11 innings at an exceptional average of 71.43 and a strike rate of 163.93, including 49 fours and 22 sixes.

Rajasthan Royals' Yashasvi Jaiswal holds sixth spot, with 473 runs in 12 innings at an average of 43 and a strike rate of 154.57. His aggressive approach has yielded 46 boundaries and 25 sixes. Punjab Kings’ Prabhsimran Singh has emerged as a breakout star, sitting seventh with 437 runs in 11 innings. With a strike rate of 170 and an average of 39.72, Prabhsimran’s 45 fours and 24 sixes underline his impact. In the eighth, Nicholas Pooran of Lucknow Super Giants has dazzled with 410 runs in 11 innings at a phenomenal strike rate of 200.98, hitting 34 fours and 34 sixes with an average of 41.00.

Rounding out the top ten are Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul. Iyer, representing Punjab Kings, occupies ninth with 405 runs from 11 innings at a robust average of 50.63 and a powerful strike rate of 180.8, including 27 boundaries and 27 maximums. At tenth, Delhi Capitals' KL Rahul has been a steady contributor with 381 runs in 10 innings, averaging 47.63 and striking at 142.16. His tally includes 30 fours and 16 sixes. As the league stage heads into its final stretch, the Orange Cap race promises high drama and fierce competition right to the end.

Orange Cap in IPL

The Indian Premier League awards the Orange Cap to the leading run-getter of a season. Over the 17 seasons of the IPL so far, 13 different players have won the award, starting from Shaun Marsh in the inaugural season to Virat Kohli last year. Some of the legendary names in the world of cricket have shown their batting prowess by securing this honour, a few of them on multiple occasions.

During the course of a season, the Orange Cap may have different claimants depending on who is the leading run-getter. And the one who is leading the run-scoring charts is presented with the cap at the end of an innings.

Australian Shaun Marsh has the honour of being the first-ever Orange Cap winner in IPL history. Representing KXIP (PBKS), Marsh scored 616 runs, including a century, in 11 matches during IPL 2008 at an average of 68.44. In 2009, for the second time in a row, an Australian batter claimed the cap. This time it was the legendary Matthew Hayden of Chennai Super Kings who claimed the top spot with 572 runs from 12 matches.

The next on this list is Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, who became the first Indian to do so and also surpassed the previous best tally of runs scored in a season set by Marsh. Tendulkar racked up 618 runs in 15 matches during IPL 2010.

It was then the turn of 'Universal Boss' Chris Gayle to conquer IPL as the Royal Challengers Bengaluru star belted 608 runs in 12 matches, becoming the fourth different player to win the Orange Cap in 2011. Gayle wasn't done though as he stamped his authority by claiming the award the following season as well and by blasting a record-breaking 733 runs from 15 matches in 2012.

Michael Hussey then became the third Australian to win the award by drawing level with Gayle for the highest run tally in an edition of IPL. Representing Chennai Super Kings, Hussey scored 733 runs from 16 matches in 2013.

Robin Uthappa became the second Indian after Tendulkar to win the IPL Orange Cap. Uthappa scored 660 runs in 16 matches for Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2014. And he was the first player to win both the Orange Cap and IPL in the same season.

Sunrisers Hyderabad's David Warner won the first of his three Orange Caps—an IPL record—in 2015 when he scored 562 runs ahead of Ajinkya Rahane of Rajasthan Royals, who made 540.

Virat Kohli then created history in IPL 2016 and came agonisingly close to becoming the first-ever batter in the league's history to score 1000 runs. Kohli had a record-breaking season in which he scored 973 runs, including four centuries. Warner, who scored 848 runs, finished second.

Warner of SRH, though, reclaimed the cap next season—his second of his IPL career—scoring 641 runs in 2017. In 2018 as well, it was an SRH batter who finished as the season's leading run-getter, with Kane Williamson scoring 735.

The Orange Cap refused to go elsewhere for the third season in a row, with Warner keeping it for himself, scoring 692 runs.

In 2020, KL Rahul became the first Punjab Kings player to have won the Orange Cap since Marsh in 2008. Rahul scored 670 runs in 14 games.

CSK's Ruturaj Gaikwad won the cap in 2021 with 635 runs.

Jos Buttler became the first Englishman to win the Orange Cap in 2022 in a memorable season that saw him score 863 runs from 17 matches, including a record-equaling four centuries.

It was the turn of the 'Prince' to announce his arrival as Shubman Gill racked up 890 runs in 2023 to record the second-highest tally of runs in a single season.

In 2024, Kohli became the first Indian to win the Orange Cap more than once. He scored 741 runs from 15 matches.

Stay tuned for the latest updates on the IPL 2025 Orange Cap standings as the race for the top scorer continues!

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IPL 2025 ORANGE CAP HOLDER FAQ'S

What is the Orange Cap in IPL?

In IPL, the top run-scorer in a season is recognised by awarding him the Orange Cap.

How is the Orange Cap winner decided?

The Orange Cap winner in IPL is decided based on the top run-getter of a season. The Orange Cap can have different wearers through a specific season based on who is leading the batting chart, but there's only one winner at the end of the tournament.

Who is the current Orange Cap holder in IPL 2025?

Suryakumar Yadav of MI is the current Orange Cap holder in IPL 2025. Suryakumar has scored 510 runs in 12 matches, with an average of 63.75 and a strike rate of 170.56.

Has any player won the Orange Cap multiple times?

Yes, there are several players who have won the Orange Cap multiple times in IPL history. Chris Gayle (2011, 2012), David Warner (2015, 2017, 2019), and Virat Kohli (2016, 2024) are the three players to have finished as an IPL season's top run-scorer more than once.

Can a player win both the Orange Cap and the IPL trophy in the same season?

Yes. Robin Uthappa of Kolkata Knight Riders won the Orange Cap and IPL trophy in 2014, becoming the first player to achieve the feat. Ruturaj Gaikwad of Chennai Super Kings became the second player to complete the double in 2021.

Who was the first-ever Orange Cap winner in IPL history?

Shaun Marsh, who represented Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings), was the first ever winner of the Orange Cap in 2008. The Australian scored 616 runs at a strike rate of 139.68, including a century.

What happens if two players have the same number of runs?

While there's no official guideline on how to break the tie for an Orange Cap race, it's been widely reported that in case two players have the same number of runs at the end of an IPL season, then the winner is picked based on who has the better strike rate.

Who won the Orange Cap in IPL 2024?

Virat Kohli of Royal Challengers Bengaluru won the Orange Cap in IPL 2024.

Can a player from a non-playoff team win the Orange Cap?

Absolutely. Any player—be it from the playoff or non-playoff team—who tops the top-run getters list at the end of a season will be awarded the Orange Cap.

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