IPL Purple Cap Winners List

IPL Purple Cap Winners List

Purple Cap is an award given to the bowler with the most wickets in an IPL season. The Indian Premier League has always been the most competitive league between bowlers and batsmen. A lot of legendary bowlers have been part of the IPL and were able to register their names in the IPL Purple Cap Winners List. Let’s take a look at some of the most amazing performances by bowlers in IPL throughout the years.

IPL Purple Cap Winners List All Season

YearPlayerTeamWkts.Mat.Inn.Avg.Eco.5W
2008Sohail TanvirRR22111112.096.461
2009RP SinghDC23161618.136.980
2010Pragyan OjhaDC21161620.427.290
2011Lasith MalingaMI28161613.395.951
2012Morne MorkelDD25161618.127.190
2013Dwayne BravoCSK32181815.537.950
2014Mohit SharmaCSK23161619.658.390
2015Dwayne BravoCSK26171716.388.140
2016Bhuvneshwar KumarSRH23171721.307.420
2017Bhuvneshwar KumarSRH26141414.197.051
2018Andrew TyeRR24141418.668.000
2019Imran TahirCSK26171716.576.690
2020Kagiso RabadaDC30171718.268.340
2021Harshal PatelRCB32151514.348.141
2022Yuzvendra ChahalRR27171719.517.750
2023Mohammed ShamiGT28171718.648.030

Also Read: IPL Winners List

Purple Cap in IPL 2008: Sohail Tanvir

Sohail Tanvir won the Purple Cap in IPL 2008

Sohail Tanvir won the Purple Cap in IPL 2008. He became the first-ever bowler to win the Orange Cap. Tanvir was part of the Rajasthan Royals lineup. He picked up 22 wickets in 11 innings of 11 matches with an economy rate of 6.46. Tanvir’s best figures were 14/6 in four overs against the Chennai Super Kings. He picked up the wickets of Parthiv Patel, Stephen Fleming, Vidyut, Albie Morkel, Muthiah Muralidaran, and Makhaya Ntini.

Puple Cap in IPL 2009: RP Singh

RP Singh of Deccan Chargers won the Purple Cap in IPL 2009. He grabbed 23 wickets in 16 matches and helped his team win the cup. He became the second purple cap winner in IPL history.

Puple Cap in IPL 2010: Pragyan Ojha

Another DC player won the Purple Cap in 2010. This time it was Pragyan Ojha. He scalped 21 wickets in 16 matches with an economy of 7.29 and became the third Purple Cap Winner in IPL..

Puple Cap in IPL 2011: Lasith Malinga

By taking the highest wicket in IPL 2011, Lasith Malinga of Mumbai Indians (MI) again proved why he is called Yorker King. With his super deadly yorkers, he took 28 wickets in just 16 innings. Moreover, He took 5 wickets in a single match and embedded his name in the IPL 5 wickets haul list.

FAQs on IPL Purple Cap Winners List

Who has the most purple caps in IPL?

Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Dwayne Bravo have the most purple caps in IPL (2 times each).

Who is the Purple Cap Winner of IPL 2021?

Harshal Patel won the purple cap in IPL 2021. He took 32 wickets in 15 matches.

Who is the Purple Cap Winner of IPL 2020?

Kagiso Rabada won the purple cap in IPL 2020. He took 30 wickets in 17 matches.

Who took the most wickets in an IPL season?

Dwayne Bravo and Harshal Patel hold the record for most wickets in an IPL season. Both have taken 32 wickets in one season. Dwayne Bravo took 32 wickets in 18 matches in 2013, while Harshal took 32 wickets in 15 matches in 2021.

Who has the Purple Cap in IPL 2022?

Yuzvendra Chahal won the Purple Cap in IPL 2022. He took 27 wickets in 17 innings.

What is Purple Cap in IPL?

Purple Cap is an award given to the bowler with the most wickets in an IPL season.

Who won the Purple Cap in IPL 2008?

Sohail Tanvir won the Purple Cap in IPL 2008.

Who got Purple Cap in First IPL?

Sohail Tanvir

Also Read: IPL Orange Cap Winners List

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I have been a fan of Cricket ever since I watched the 2002 NatWest Series Final on television. The memories of Dada's celebration, Zaheer's winning run, and Kaif's extraordinary inning are still vivid. I played the sport growing up, and I still do occasionally. I also enjoy it on the web or television. My passion for the game inspired me to start writing about it and I have been doing it since 2019. I hope readers will use my articles as a platform to discuss this beautiful sport we call "Cricket".

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