IPL 2020 Round-Up: Key Statistics

The Indian Premier League came to an end on Tuesday as Mumbai Indians eased past Delhi Capitals to become only the second team to retain the IPL title following on from their success in 2019.

Rohit Sharma top-scored with 68 but it was Trent Boult who was man of the match after two early wickets – including one with the first ball of the match – forced the Capitals onto the back foot right from the off.

Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Pant gave the first-time finalists some hope with half-centuries, but Mumbai knocked off the total of 156/7 with five wickets in hand and eight balls remaining to lift their fifth IPL title in eight editions.

Here, Cricket Bet India takes a look into the success stories of the tournament and picks out some key stats from the last six weeks.

Orange Cap Holder (Most Runs)

Most Sixes

Highest Scores

Purple Cap Holder (Most Wickets)

Best Economy (min 10 wickets)

Best Bowling Figures

Tournament MVP