IPL 2025: Updated Purple cap table after DC vs RCB Match 24

As IPL 2025 progresses, the battle for the Purple Cap, awarded to the tournament’s highest wicket-taker, is heating up. After Match 24 between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore, there have been significant shifts in the rankings, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

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At the top of the list is Noor Ahmad from Chennai Super Kings. The Afghan spinner has taken 11 wickets in 5 matches. Though his economy rate stands at 8.33, his ability to strike consistently has been a major strength for Chennai. His clever use of variations and pace has been effective across different phases of the game.

Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore from Gujarat Titans is close behind, having picked up 10 wickets in 5 matches. He has been one of the most economical bowlers this season, conceding only 133 runs in 18.2 overs. His economy of 7.25 speaks volumes about his control and match awareness.

Mohammed Siraj, also representing Gujarat Titans, has matched Kishore with 10 wickets in 5 games. With an economy rate of 7.7, Siraj has been effective in the powerplay and death overs, providing Gujarat with crucial breakthroughs.

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Khaleel Ahmed from Chennai Super Kings joins them with 10 wickets from 5 matches. While his economy rate is slightly higher at 8.25, his left-arm pace has added variety and value to Chennai’s bowling attack.

Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya has been a standout performer, taking 10 wickets in just 4 matches. His five-wicket haul has pushed him into the spotlight, and his ability to deliver in crunch moments has been a big boost for Mumbai.

Delhi Capitals’ star Mitchell Starc has made an impact with 9 wickets in only 3 matches. Despite an economy of 8.91, his strike rate has been exceptional, and he remains a constant threat with the new ball and at the death.

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Shardul Thakur from Lucknow Super Giants has also claimed 9 wickets, while Prasidh Krishna of Gujarat has picked up 8. Josh Hazlewood from Bangalore has also taken 8 wickets with a steady economy of 7.77.

Rounding off the top 10 is Digvesh Rathi of Lucknow with 7 wickets in 5 games. His economy rate of 7.75 highlights his ability to contain batters in the middle overs. As the tournament progresses, the race for the Purple Cap remains wide open, with every match bringing the possibility of a new leader.

Updated Purple cap table after DC vs RCB Match 24

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