There is a lot of discussion about the stormy performance of the batsmen in the Indian Premier League. However, bowlers also sometimes perform such feats that their names get recorded in the record books. The record for taking the most wickets in a season is still in the name of Harshal Patel of Royal Challengers Bangalore, who created a new history by taking 32 wickets in the 2021 season. Let us know, who are the top-5 bowlers who have taken the most wickets in a season in IPL?

Harshal Patel – 32 wickets (RCB, 2021)

The 2021 IPL became the golden chapter of Harshal Patel’s career. He took 32 wickets in 15 matches and equaled Lasith Malinga’s record. His slower balls in the death overs became a headache for the batsmen. His best figure of 5/27 was in the same season. An average of 14.34 and strike rate of 10.56 made him the most effective bowler of the season.

Dwayne Bravo – 32 wickets (CSK, 2013)

CSK superstar Dwayne Bravo showed the world by taking 32 wickets in 2013 that he is not only a good finisher but also a match-winning bowler. Bravo, who took wickets at an average of 15.53 in 18 matches, made a big contribution in taking CSK to the final. His best performance of 4/42 is still remembered.

Kagiso Rabada – 30 wickets (DC, 2020)

Delhi Capitals fast bowler Rabada took 30 wickets in the 2020 season played in UAE. His speed and accurate yorkers took the team to the final for the first time. Best figures of 4/24 and strike rate of 13.13 were proof of his dangerous form.

Lasith Malinga – 28 wickets (MI, 2011)

The entry of “Yorker King” Malinga changed the game in the history of IPL. In 2011, he won many matches for Mumbai Indians by taking 28 wickets. The best figure of 5/13 is still considered one of the most lethal spells in IPL history. His economy rate was only 5.95, which is extraordinary in T20.

James Faulkner – 28 wickets (RR, 2013)

Australian all-rounder James Faulkner is at number 5 in this list. He took 28 wickets while playing for Rajasthan Royals. His two five-wicket hauls in 2013 (5/16 and 5/20) made him the ‘silent assassin’ of that season.

Harshal patel fastest to 150 wickets in ipl: Harshal Patel has become the fastest bowler to complete the fastest 150 wickets in IPL history. He has demolished the record of veteran bowler Lasith Malinga in this case. Harshal Patel has achieved this feat in 116 matches. However, Lasith Malinga had achieved this record only in 105 matches. Harshal Patel has defeated Malinga in the case of balls. He has set this record by dismissing Aden Markram in the match against Lucknow Super Giants.

Harshal Patel has completed 150 IPL wickets in the lowest balls. Patel has completed 150 wickets in 2,381 balls, while Lasith Malinga took 2,444 balls to complete so much wickets. The list also includes the name of Yuzvendra Chahal, who completed 150 wickets after throwing 2,543 balls.

• Harshal Patel – 2,381 balls
• Lasith Malinga – 2,444 Ball
• Yuzvendra Chahal – 2,543 balls
• Dwayne Bravo – 2,656 Ball
• Jaspreet Bumrah – 2,832 balls

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CSK vs srh highlights IPL 2025: Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Chennai Super Kings by 5 wickets. With this victory, Hyderabad has kept its playoff hopes alive, on the other hand the playoffs (CSK Playoff Qualification Chances) have become difficult for Chennai. Hyderabad has won this match with 8 balls remaining. This is the first time in IPL history that SRH has defeated Chennai Super Kings at Chepock Ground.

SRH had a target of 155

Sunrisers Hyderabad had a target of 155 runs. On the second ball of the first over, Khalil Ahmed dismissed Abhishek Sharma, Abhishek could not even open an account. Generally, the bat of Travis Head, who brought a tornado to the field, also showed silent, which was able to score only 19 runs in 16 balls. The difficulties of the Hyderabad team were increasing, as Henrik Klassen also scored 7 runs. In this way SRH lost 3 big wickets on a score of 54.

Ishaan Kishan and Aniket Verma’s 36 -run partnership gave wings to the SRH team’s hopes of victory, but one of them was cut off when Kishan was dismissed for 44 runs. At the time of his dismissal, SRH needed 65 runs in 8 overs to win. Aniket was also playing an innings, but on the important occasion, he also lost his wicket on the score of 19.

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