KKR won the one-sided Chennai final, chasing 114 runs to upset Sunrisers Hyderabad. The Knight Riders, who had previously won in 2012 and 2014, claimed their third IPL crown.
Mitchell Starc’s powerful spells earned him the title of Player of the Final.
These are the recipients of the awards.
Mitchell Starc: Player of the Match
Starc bowled an unfriendly opening spell where he excused the disastrous Abhishek Sharma from the get-go. The left-arm seamer pushed over Abhishek with a peach in the first finished.
Starc required his second and last wicket as Aiden Markram, one of just two SRH hitters with 20+ scores.
The Aussie seamer surrendered 14 runs in three overs.
Sunil Narine named MVP
Sunil Narine featured with his inside and out takes advantage of for KKR, who guaranteed their third IPL title.
Narine recorded the twofold of 450 runs and 15 wickets, getting pronounced the season’s Most Significant Player (MVP).
Narine was named the MVP in two different seasons. He stays the main player to won this honor in two consecutive seasons (2017 and 2018).
Virat Kohli sacks Orange Cap
Imperial Challengers Bengaluru player Virat Kohli packed away the Orange Cap.
Kohli scored an astounding 741 runs in 15 matches at 61.75. His strike rate was 154.69. This was his best mission since IPL 2016 (973 runs).
Kohli likewise hit 38 sixes, the joint-most by him in an IPL season (additionally in 2016).
He likewise turned into the main hitter with 8,000 IPL runs (8,004).
First Indian to win Orange Cap two times
Kohli has turned into the main Indian to win the Orange Cap two times. The Indian hitter crushed a record-breaking 973 runs in the 2016 season. He struck four tons and seven half-hundreds of years as RCB arrived at the finals that year.
Harshal turns out to be second Indian to win Purple Cap two times
Harshal Patel gobbled up 24 wickets across 14 IPL games at a momentous normal of 19.87. His economy of 9.73 is a piece on a higher side.
Varun Chakravarthy (21) and Jasprit Bumrah (20) are the main different bowlers to contact the 20-wicket mark.
Harshal turned out to be simply the second Indian to pack the Purple Cap in various IPL seasons.