IPL 2025 Purple cap is sure to be snatched from Noor Ahmed list of contenders has changed Suryakumar is also included in race for Orange Cap
IPL 2025 purple cap and orange cap: Every year in the Indian Premier League, there is a competition between batsmen and bowlers to win an orange cap and purple cap. It would not be wrong to say that many players dream that they should do an orange cap or purple cap. This season also is also vying to win orange and purple cap among many players.
For your information, let us know that the bowler who takes the most wickets every year in the IPL gets a purple cap. At the same time, the batsman who scored the most runs gets an orange cap. Players are also given prize money along with cap.
Suryakumar Yadav also included in the orange cap race
Suryakumar Yadav of Mumbai Indians has also joined the race for winning the orange cap. Suryakumar has 265 runs in seven matches at a strike rate of 151.43. He has hit 27 fours and 12 sixes so far. However, Nicholas Puran of Orange Cap Lucknow Super Giants is currently with.
In IPL 2025, Nicholas Puran has scored the most runs so far by Lucknow Super Giants. Puran has a batting average of 59.50 in seven matches and 357 runs at a strike rate of 208.77. The second number is Sai Sudarshan of Gujarat Titans. His name is 329 runs. Michel Marsh of Lucknow is at number three. Marsh has scored 295 runs in six matches.
In this list, Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer fifth and RCB Virat Kohli Is at number six. Iyer has 257 runs in seven matches. At the same time, King Kohli has scored 249 runs in seven matches. Both were flopped in their previous matches.
Noor Ahmed can snatch purple cap
For a long time, Purple Cap has been with Nur Ahmed, spinner of Chennai Super Kings. He has 12 wickets in seven matches. However, RCB’s Josh Hazlewood has also got 12 wickets in seven matches. Today is Delhi’s match. Kuldeep Yadav of Delhi has 11 wickets. The famous Krishna, Mohammad Siraj and Sai Kishore of Gujarat have 10-10 wickets. Today Delhi is competing with Gujarat. In such a situation, the purple cap can now be captured by another bowler.
