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Most Runs in IPL 2025 List – Orange Cap Holder 2025

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Most runs in IPL 2025 list: The player with the most number of runs in the tournament will receive the Orange Cap along with the cash prize of INR 10 Lakhs.

It was introduced on 25 April 2008, a week after the start of the inaugural season of the IPL. The batsman with the most runs in the tournament during the course of the season would wear the Orange Cap while fielding, with the overall leading run-scorer at the conclusion of the tournament winning the actual Orange Cap award on the day of the season’s final.

Most Runs in IPL 2025 list

The Most Runs in IPL 2025: As per IPL 2025 schedule the first match will be played between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bengaluru on 22 March 2025 in Eden Gardens, Kolkata. The latest orange cap in IPL 2025 will be listed below with the current stats once the match ends.

The latest list of the most runs in IPL 2025 will be updated below with the current stats once the match ends. Bookmark us and stay tuned!!!

Player Mat Runs HS Ave SR 100 50
B Sai Sudharsan (GT) 15 759 108* 54.21 156.17 1 6
SA Yadav (MI) 16 717 73* 65.18 167.91 – 5
V Kohli (RCB) 15 657 73* 54.75 144.71 – 8
Shubman Gill (GT) 15 650 93* 50 155.87 – 6
MR Marsh (LSG) 13 627 117 48.23 163.7 1 6
SS Iyer (PBKS) 17 604 97* 50.33 175.07 – 6
YBK Jaiswal (RR) 14 559 75 43 159.71 – 6
Prabhsimran Singh (PBKS) 17 549 91 32.29 160.52 – 4
KL Rahul (DC) 13 539 112* 53.9 149.72 1 3
JC Buttler (GT) 14 538 97* 59.77 163.03 – 5
N Pooran (LSG) 14 524 87* 43.66 196.25 – 5
H Klaasen (SRH) 14 487 105* 44.27 172.69 1 1
P Arya (PBKS) 17 475 103 27.94 179.24 1 2
AK Markram (LSG) 13 445 66 34.23 148.82 – 5
Abhishek Sharma (SRH) 14 439 141 33.76 193.39 1 2
RG Sharma (MI) 15 418 81 29.85 149.28 – 4
PD Salt (RCB) 13 403 65 33.58 175.98 – 4
R Parag (RR) 14 393 95 32.75 166.52 – 1
AM Rahane (KKR) 13 390 61 35.45 147.72 – 3
RD Rickelton (MI) 14 388 62* 29.84 150.97 – 3
TM Head (SRH) 13 374 76 31.16 162.6 – 3
N Wadhera (PBKS) 16 369 70 30.75 145.84 – 2
S Dube (CSK) 14 357 50 32.45 132.22 – 1
Ishan Kishan (SRH) 14 354 106* 35.4 152.58 1 1
Shashank Singh (PBKS) 17 350 61* 50 153.5 – 3
NT Tilak Varma (MI) 16 343 59 31.18 138.3 – 2
DC Jurel (RR) 14 333 70 37 156.33 – 2
A Badoni (LSG) 14 329 74 32.9 148.19 – 2
RM Patidar (RCB) 15 312 64 24 143.77 – 2
Abishek Porel (DC) 13 301 51 25.08 146.82 – 1
RA Jadeja (CSK) 14 301 77* 33.44 135.58 – 2
T Stubbs (DC) 14 300 41* 50 150.75 – –
A Raghuvanshi (KKR) 12 300 50 33.33 139.53 – 1
SE Rutherford (GT) 13 291 46 32.33 157.29 – –
SV Samson (RR) 9 285 66 35.62 140.39 – 1
JP Inglis (PBKS) 11 278 73 30.88 162.57 – 1
RR Pant (LSG) 14 269 118* 24.45 133.16 1 1
AR Patel (DC) 12 263 43 26.3 157.48 – –
JM Sharma (RCB) 15 261 85* 37.28 176.35 – 1
V Suryavanshi (RR) 7 252 101 36 206.55 1 1
Naman Dhir (MI) 16 252 46 31.5 182.6 – –
D Padikkal (RCB) 10 247 61 27.44 150.6 – 2
SP Narine (KKR) 12 246 44 22.36 170.83 – –
A Mhatre (CSK) 7 240 94 34.28 188.97 – 1
SO Hetmyer (RR) 14 239 52 21.72 145.73 – 1
AU Verma (SRH) 14 236 74 26.22 166.19 – 1
WG Jacks (MI) 13 233 53 23.3 135.46 – 1
D Brevis (CSK) 6 225 57 37.5 180 – 2
HH Pandya (MI) 15 224 48* 24.88 163.5 – –
N Rana (RR) 11 217 81 21.7 161.94 – 2
RK Singh (KKR) 13 206 38* 29.42 153.73 – –
AR Sharma (DC) 13 204 66* 29.14 160.62 – 1
F du Plessis (DC) 9 202 62 22.44 123.92 – 2
KK Nair (DC) 8 198 89 24.75 172.17 – 1
MS Dhoni (CSK) 14 196 30* 24.5 135.17 – –
R Ravindra (CSK) 8 191 65* 27.28 128.18 – 1
TH David (RCB) 12 187 50* 62.33 185.14 – 1
K Nitish Kumar Reddy (SRH) 13 182 32 22.75 118.95 – –
M Shahrukh Khan (GT) 15 179 57 29.83 179 – 1
AD Russell (KKR) 13 167 57* 18.55 163.72 – 1
Abdul Samad (LSG) 13 164 45 20.5 176.34 – –
MP Stoinis (PBKS) 13 160 44* 26.66 186.04 – –
DP Conway (CSK) 6 156 69 26 131.09 – 2
DA Miller (LSG) 11 153 27* 30.6 127.5 – –
Q de Kock (KKR) 8 152 97* 21.71 129.91 – 1
V Nigam (DC) 14 142 39 20.28 179.74 – –
VR Iyer (KKR) 11 142 60 20.28 139.21 – 1
Washington Sundar (GT) 6 133 49 26.6 166.25 – –
RD Gaikwad (CSK) 5 122 63 24.4 150.61 – 2
Sameer Rizvi (DC) 5 121 58* 40.33 153.16 – 1
V Shankar (CSK) 6 118 69* 39.33 129.67 – 1
SM Curran (CSK) 5 114 88 22.8 135.71 – 1
LS Livingstone (RCB) 10 112 54 16 133.33 – 1
KH Pandya (RCB) 15 109 73* 18.16 126.74 – 1
SB Dubey (RR) 9 106 34* 26.5 160.6 – –
R Tewatia (GT) 15 99 24* 12.37 167.79 – –
PJ Cummins (SRH) 14 97 22* 24.25 167.24 – –
MA Agarwal (RCB) 4 95 41* 31.66 148.43 – –
MK Pandey (KKR) 3 92 37 46 141.53 – –
PHKD Mendis (SRH) 5 92 32* 30.66 133.33 – –
JM Bairstow (MI) 2 85 47 42.5 184.78 – –
M Jansen (PBKS) 14 75 34* 18.75 119.04 – –
Rahmanullah Gurbaz (KKR) 5 74 35 18.5 139.62 – –
SK Rasheed (CSK) 5 71 27 14.2 112.69 – –
R Shepherd (RCB) 8 70 53* 35 291.66 – 1
UM Patel (CSK) 3 68 37 22.66 212.5 – –
JG Bethell (RCB) 2 67 55 33.5 171.79 – 1
JC Archer (RR) 12 63 30 10.5 126 – –
A Manohar (SRH) 8 61 43 12.2 100 – –
Azmatullah Omarzai (PBKS) 9 57 21* 14.25 139.02 – –
Harshit Rana (KKR) 13 57 34 14.25 107.54 – –
J Fraser-McGurk (DC) 6 55 38 9.16 105.76 – –
RA Tripathi (CSK) 5 55 23 11 96.49 – –
GJ Maxwell (PBKS) 7 48 30 8 97.95 – –
C Bosch (MI) 3 47 27 23.5 146.87 – –
Ramandeep Singh (KKR) 11 47 22 9.4 134.28 – –
Rashid Khan (GT) 15 40 12 8 142.85 – –
MJ Santner (MI) 13 40 18* 20 121.21 – –
DL Chahar (MI) 14 37 28* 37 148 – –
R Ashwin (CSK) 9 33 13 8.25 110 – –
DJ Hooda (CSK) 7 31 22 6.2 75.6 – –
Arshad Khan (GT) 9 23 20 11.5 121.05 – –
Sediqullah Atal (DC) 1 22 22 22 137.5 – –
Avesh Khan (LSG) 13 21 19* 21 175 – –
HV Patel (SRH) 13 21 12* 10.5 80.76 – –
BKG Mendis (GT) 1 20 20 20 200 – –
SN Thakur (LSG) 10 18 6 6 150 – –
Kuldeep Yadav (DC) 14 18 7 6 112.5 – –
G Coetzee (GT) 4 17 12 8.5 154.54 – –
J Overton (CSK) 3 15 11* – 214.28 – –
MP Breetzke (LSG) 1 14 14 14 116.66 – –
A Kamboj (CSK) 8 14 5* 7 116.66 – –
B Kumar (RCB) 14 14 8 4.66 56 – –
A Taide (SRH) 1 13 13 13 144.44 – –
Ravi Bishnoi (LSG) 11 13 13 6.5 81.25 – –
Harpreet Brar (PBKS) 8 11 7* 11 84.61 – –
XC Bartlett (PBKS) 4 11 11 11 73.33 – –
Mohammed Shami (SRH) 9 10 6* 10 100 – –
PVD Chameera (DC) 6 10 8* – 71.42 – –
M Theekshana (RR) 11 10 5 5 37.03 – –
Shahbaz Ahmed (LSG) 3 9 9 9 112.5 – –
K Rabada (GT) 4 9 7* 9 112.5 – –
PWA Mulder (SRH) 1 9 9 9 81.81 – –
PW Hasaranga (RR) 11 9 4 1.8 60 – –
KT Maphaka (RR) 2 8 8* – 400 – –
RA Bawa (MI) 3 8 8* – 200 – –
TU Deshpande (RR) 10 7 3 7 87.5 – –
Suryansh Shedge (PBKS) 5 7 4 2.33 63.63 – –
Noor Ahmad (CSK) 14 7 2* 1.75 41.17 – –
Akash Deep (LSG) 6 6 6* 6 300 – –
Sandeep Sharma (RR) 10 6 6* – 120 – –
MA Starc (DC) 11 6 2* 3 60 – –
R Minz (MI) 2 6 3 3 40 – –
R Powell (KKR) 2 5 5 5 100 – –
R Sai Kishore (GT) 15 5 3 1.66 50 – –
Prince Yadav (LSG) 6 5 4* – 50 – –
MM Ali (KKR) 6 5 5 2.5 35.71 – –
LH Ferguson (PBKS) 4 4 4* – 400 – –
Yash Dayal (RCB) 15 4 3 2 50 – –
A Madhwal (RR) 4 4 4* – 44.44 – –
M Tiwari (DC) 1 3 3 3 75 – –
Mohammed Siraj (GT) 15 3 3* – 75 – –
K Kartikeya (RR) 4 3 2 1.5 60 – –
Simarjeet Singh (SRH) 4 3 3* 1.5 42.85 – –
Fazalhaq Farooqi (RR) 5 2 2* – 100 – –
TA Boult (MI) 16 2 1* 2 66.66 – –
SH Johnson (KKR) 4 2 1* – 50 – –
Arshdeep Singh (PBKS) 17 2 1* 2 33.33 – –
KV Sharma (MI) 6 1 1* – 100 – –
CV Varun (KKR) 13 1 1* – 100 – –

 

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Rules for Orange Cap in IPL 2025

  • The award is given to the top run-scorer of IPL 2025.
  • The batsman with the most runs in the tournament during the season will be the Orange Cap Holder and wears it in the field.
  • In case of a tie, the batsman with a better strike rate is awarded the Orange Cap.
  • The Orange Cap owner who is fielding is allowed to wear the Orange Cap till the end of the innings even if an opposition batsman has overtaken his runs.

Most Runs in IPL – Orange Cap Holder – All Season

David Warner is the only player to bag the Orange Cap of the tournament for the most number of times(3 times) so far. Following is the list of IPL Orange Cap winners for every season since its inauguration.

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Season Winner Team Runs
2008 Shaun Marsh KXIP 616
2009 Matthew Hayden CSK 572
2010 Sachin Tendulkar MI 618
2011 Chris Gayle RCB 608
2012 Chris Gayle RCB 733
2013 Michael Hussey CSK 733
2014 Robin Uthappa KKR 660
2015 David Warner SRH 562
2016 Virat Kohli RCB 973
2017 David Warner SRH 641
2018 Kane Williamson SRH 735
2019 David Warner SRH 692
2020 KL Rahul KXIP 670
2021 Ruturaj Gaikwad CSK 635
2022 Jos Buttler RR 863
2023 Shubman Gill GT 890
2024 Virat Kohli RCB 741
2025 Sai Sudharsan GT 759

What is the Prize amount for Orange Cap in IPL?

The Player holding the Orange cap would receive a prize amount of Rs. 10 Lakhs.

Who is the first player to wear Orange Cap?

Brendon McCullum became the first player to wear the Orange Cap.

Who is the first player to win the Orange Cap?

Shaun Marsh became the first winner of the Orange Cap award.

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