After chasing down 114, the Knight Riders won their third IPL championship.
Harshal Patel, the pacer for the Punjab Kings, won the Purple Cap, although Sunil Narine of the KKR was named the team’s MVP.
In numerous IPL seasons, he became just the second Indian to take the most wickets.
These are the most important statistics.
Joint-most wickets for PBKS in a season
Harshal gobbled up 24 wickets across 14 IPL games at a noteworthy 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.
Eminently, Harshal took the joint-most wickets for PBKS in an IPL season with Andrew Tye (24 out of 2018).
Third bowler with this accomplishment
As referenced, Harshal has become a simply the second Indian to sack the Purple Cap in different seasons.
He joined Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who bested the wicket section in 2016 and 2017 for SRH.
Previous Chennai Super Lords all-rounder Dwayne Bravo stays the main other bowler with this accomplishment (2013 and 2015).
Eminently, Harshal is the primary bowler to guarantee Purple Covers for two unique groups.
Joint-most wickets in a season
Harshal gobbled up 32 wickets in IPL 2021 where he addressed Imperial Challengers Bengaluru. He approached Bravo’s record for taking the most wickets in an IPL season. The Caribbean seamer additionally took 32 wickets in IPL 2013.
16 wickets in death overs
According to ESPNcricinfo, a sum of 16 of Harshal’s wickets in IPL 2024 came in the last five overs. His economy in this stage was 10.38.
No other bowler asserted even 12 wickets in this stage in the association stage. Bumrah trails the PBKS star in such manner with 11 scalps.
In addition, Harshal went wicketless only two times in the season.