Updated IPL 2026 Orange Cap And Purple Cap List: In the match between the Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians, Shubman Gill went into the game with a chance to take the lead in the IPL 2026 Orange Cap standings. He was unable to do so, and only managed to score 14 runs, keeping him in second place with a total of 265 runs.
Updated IPL 2026 Orange Cap List After MI vs KKR
Batter RUNS Balls SR VS 4s 6s
Heinrich Klaasen 283 196 144.39 SRH 19 10
Shubman Gill 251 162 154.94 GT 24 10
Virat Kohli 247 157 157.32 RCB 28 8
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 246 104 236.54 RR 24 20
Rajat Patidar 230 108 212.96 RCB 12 22
Cooper Connolly 223 136 163.97 PBKS 21 14
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Yashasvi Jaiswal 223 146 152.74 RR 23 12
Ishan Kishan 213 113 188.50 SRH 22 12
Priyansh Arya 211 85 248.24 PBKS 14 20
Prabhsimran Singh 211 123 171.54 PBKS 22 11
Top of the standings is Heinrich Klaasen from Sunrisers Hyderabad with 283 runs off six matches and third place is held by Virat Kohli who is the all-time highest run scorer in IPL with 247 runs. Also in the mix is up-and-coming player Vaibhav Sooryavanshi in the 4th position on this last list.
Still, there are many players in the standings, so the distribution of Orange Caps can be quite fluid during a season as many players may take them with time.
Updated IPL 2026 Purple Cap List After MI vs KKR
Bowler Wkts Mts Econ SR Team
Anshul Kamboj 13 6 9.74 10.00 Chennai Super Kings
Prasidh Krishna 12 6 9.92 12.00 Gujarat Titans
Prince Yadav 11 6 8.59 12.00 Lucknow Super Giants
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 10 6 8.33 14.40 Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Ravi Bishnoi 10 6 9.50 12.00 Rajasthan Royals
Kagiso Rabada 10 6 9.74 13.80 Gujarat Titans
Jofra Archer 8 6 8.52 15.75 Rajasthan Royals
Krunal Pandya 8 6 8.57 15.75 Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Kartik Tyagi 8 7 9.52 17.25 Kolkata Knight Riders
Jamie Overton 8 5 9.53 11.25 Chennai Super Kings
The race to the Purple Cap has become very tight, as Prasidh Krishna had only earned 1 wicket in his most recent match against bye, which means that he was unable to regain the top spot. He is currently ranked 2nd overall with a total of 12 wickets taken in six games played.
The current leader for the Purple Cap is Anshul Kamboj of the Chennai Super Kings. He has a total of 13 wickets this season.
The player currently in 3rd place is Prince Yadav who has 11 wickets, and tied at 4th are Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ravi Bishnoi and Kagiso Rabada with 10 wickets apiece but will determine tie-breaker by comparing the players’ respective economies.
On April 20, against Mumbai, Rabada really made a dent by taking 3/33 and moving up to 6th place on the wickets list.
The Purple Cap goes to the top wicket-taker at each IPL season’s completion. However, the person who wins the Purple Cap tends to change during an IPL tournament due to the variability in players’ performances.
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