IPL Records and Statistics – Individual All Rounder Records for 200 Runs and 5 wickets in a Season

The Indian Premier League (IPL) is a professional Twenty20 cricket league in India that has gained tremendous popularity since its inception in 2008. The league attracts the best cricketers worldwide to compete for the coveted IPL trophy yearly. Over the years, several players have performed remarkably in a single season, including scoring over 200 runs and taking more than five wickets.

This achievement requires consistent performances throughout the season and highlights a player’s versatility and ability to contribute to their team in batting and bowling. In this article, we will explore the individual player records of scoring 200 runs and taking five wickets in a single season of the Indian Premier League.

Player	Team	Season	Matches	Bat Ings	Runs	Bat Avg	Overs	Wkts	Bowl Avg
Shane Watson	RR	2008 Indian Premier League	15	15	472	47.20	54.1	17	22.53
Yusuf Pathan			16	15	435	31.07	28.1	8	28.75
Sourav Ganguly	KKR		13	13	349	29.08	20	6	21.33
Albie Morkel	CSK		13	10	241	34.43	48	16	24.94
James Hopes	PBKS		11	11	221	20.09	28	7	39.43
Suresh Raina	CSK	2009 Indian Premier League	14	14	434	31.00	27.4	7	23.43
Brad Hodge	KKR		12	12	365	40.56	20	7	23.00
Rohit Sharma	DC		16	16	362	27.85	23	11	14.64
Jacques Kallis	RCB		15	15	361	27.77	46	6	58.83
Yuvraj Singh	PBKS		14	14	340	28.33	20	6	23.67
Ravindra Jadeja	RR		13	13	295	26.82	23.2	6	25.17
Andrew Symonds	DC		8	8	249	35.57	24	7	22.86
Yusuf Pathan	RR		13	13	243	20.25	35	7	34.71
Tirumalasetti Suman	DC		12	12	237	23.70	15	5	21.60
Sanath Jayasuriya	MI		12	12	221	18.42	19	7	23.29
Dwayne Bravo			11	10	218	27.25	33.1	11	23.55
Jacques Kallis	RCB	2010 Indian Premier League	16	16	572	47.67	57	13	36.62
Suresh Raina	CSK		16	16	520	47.27	23.5	6	29.67
Andrew Symonds	DC		16	16	429	30.64	53	12	31.00
Yusuf Pathan	RR		14	14	333	27.75	34	5	49.20
Irfan Pathan	PBKS		14	13	276	34.50	46.2	15	28.40
Kieron Pollard	MI		14	14	273	22.75	37	15	18.27
Yuvraj Singh	PBKS		14	14	255	21.25	23	5	30.40
Ravi Bopara			10	9	248	31.00	13	5	25.40
Angelo Mathews	KKR		14	11	233	33.29	37.3	8	39.25
Paul Collingwood	DD		8	7	204	40.80	14.5	5	20.20
Chris Gayle	RCB	2011 Indian Premier League	12	12	608	67.56	36	8	30.50
Paul Valthaty	PBKS		14	14	463	35.62	24.1	7	27.00
Jacques Kallis	KKR		15	14	424	35.33	24	7	24.29
Yuvraj Singh	PWI		14	13	343	34.30	29	9	21.33
Shane Watson	RR		11	11	330	33.00	36	6	40.17
Brad Hodge	KTK		14	14	285	35.63	11	7	11.00
Yusuf Pathan	KKR		15	11	283	28.30	39	13	18.31
Ravindra Jadeja	KTK		14	12	283	31.44	42	8	38.13
Johan Botha	RR		10	9	230	46.00	36	7	34.14
Jacques Kallis	KKR	2012 Indian Premier League	17	17	409	25.56	54	15	26.87
Dwayne Bravo	CSK		19	16	371	46.38	57.4	15	30.80
Shane Watson	RR		7	7	255	42.50	23	6	26.83
Kieron Pollard	MI		14	11	220	24.44	43.5	16	21.88
James Franklin			12	11	220	24.44	15	6	20.17
Shane Watson	RR	2013 Indian Premier League	16	16	543	38.79	41.4	13	22.92
Kieron Pollard	MI		18	18	420	42.00	31	10	29.20
Jacques Kallis	KKR		16	16	311	20.73	53	16	24.63
Stuart Binny	RR		17	16	293	32.56	24	6	27.00
Yuvraj Singh	PWI		13	13	238	19.83	22	6	25.33
Thisara Perera	SRH		16	14	233	23.30	59.4	19	25.16
Ravindra Jadeja	CSK		18	14	201	25.13	43.1	12	26.92
Yuvraj Singh	RCB	2014 Indian Premier League	14	14	376	34.18	22.4	5	37.40
Shane Watson	RR		13	13	240	20.00	21	7	23.57
Shakib Al Hasan	KKR		13	11	227	32.43	50	11	30.36
JP Duminy	DD	2015 Indian Premier League	14	13	414	41.40	17	8	15.75
Shane Watson	RR		10	9	347	43.38	29	6	44.83
Andre Russell	KKR		13	11	326	36.22	40.4	14	23.14
Moises Henriques	SRH		9	9	287	41.00	25	11	14.36
Axar Patel	PBKS		14	12	206	22.89	46.40	13	30.15
Dwayne Smith	GL	2016 Indian Premier League	12	12	324	29.45	18	8	19.13
Krunal Pandya	MI		12	9	237	39.50	31.1	6	39.33
Ben Stokes	RPS	2017 Indian Premier League	12	11	316	31.60	44	12	26.33
Glenn Maxwell	PBKS		14	13	310	31.00	19	7	17.86
Hardik Pandya	MI		17	16	250	35.71	26	6	35.50
Krunal Pandya			13	11	243	34.71	40	10	27.30
Axar Patel	PBKS		14	13	227	28.38	48	15	24.13
Sunil Narine	KKR		16	14	224	17.23	59	10	41.20
Shane Watson	CSK	2018 Indian Premier League	15	15	555	39.64	28	6	41.83
Sunil Narine	KKR		16	16	357	22.31	61	17	27.47
Andre Russell			16	14	316	28.73	37.5	13	27.31
Hardik Pandya	MI		13	13	260	28.89	42.4	18	21.17
Shakib Al Hasan	SRH		17	13	239	21.73	57	14	32.57
Krunal Pandya	MI		14	13	228	22.80	40.1	12	23.67
Andre Russell	KKR	2019 Indian Premier League	14	13	510	56.67	30.1	11	26.09
Hardik Pandya	MI		16	15	402	44.67	42.3	14	27.86
Moeen Ali	RCB		11	10	220	27.50	25	6	28.17
Marcus Stoinis	DD	2020 Indian Premier League	17	17	352	25.14	29.4	13	21.77
Rahul Tewatia	RR		14	11	255	42.50	46	10	32.60
Ravindra Jadeja	CSK		14	11	232	46.4	36.2	6	53.00
Moeen Ali		2021 Indian Premier League	15	15	357	25.50	25.2	6	26.83
Kieron Pollard	MI		14	13	245	30.63	13.1	5	19.00
Ravindra Jadeja	CSK		16	12	227	75.67	49	13	26.62
Hardik Pandya	GT	2022 Indian Premier League	15	15	487	44.27	38.3	8	27.75
Liam Livingstone	PBKS		14	14	437	36.42	22.0	6	33.67
Andre Russell	KKR		14	12	335	37.22	28.1	17	16.35
Glenn Maxwell	RCB		13	13	301	27.36	24.0	6	27.50
Moeen Ali	CSK		10	10	244	24.40	23.5	8	19.75
Cameron Green	MI	2023 Indian Premier League	16	16	452	50.22	38	6	60.17
Marcus Stoinis	LSG		15	15	408	31.38	10.5	5	20.00
Axar Patel	DC		14	14	283	28.30	47	11	30.73
Sam Curran	PK		14	14	276	27.60	47.5	10	35.33
Andre Russell	KKR		14	14	227	20.64	15.1	7	24.57

 

The 2008 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2008 season was the inaugural season of the Indian Premier League. It set the tone for what has become a hugely popular tournament. This season, Albie Morkel of Chennai Super Kings, showcased his all-around skills and contributed to his team’s success.

The 2009 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2009 season of the Indian Premier League saw a highly competitive and entertaining tournament, with the Deccan Chargers emerging as the champions. The all-rounder, Dwayne Bravo, playing for the Mumbai Indians, displaying his consistent performances.

The 2010 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2010 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Chennai Super Kings emerge as the champions after a thrilling tournament. This season witnessed Suresh Raina of Chennai Super Kings, displaying his all-around ability and playing a crucial role in his team’s journey to the semifinals.

The 2011 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2011 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Chennai Super Kings successfully defend their title and lift the trophy for the second time. This season witnessed the South African all-rounder, Jacque Kallis, playing for Kolkata Knight Riders, contributing significantly to his team’s success.

The 2012 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2012 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Kolkata Knight Riders lift the trophy for the first time, ending their long wait for the championship. This season witnessed the West Indian all-rounder, Dwayne Bravo, playing for Chennai Super Kings, showcasing his exceptional all-round skills.

The 2013 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2013 season of the Indian Premier League witnessed the Mumbai Indians lift their first title after finishing as runners-up in the previous seasons. This season saw the West Indian all-rounder, Kieron Pollard, playing for Mumbai Indians, showcasing his exceptional skills and contributing to his team’s success.

The 2014 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2014 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Kolkata Knight Riders lift the trophy for the second time. This season witnessed the Indian all-rounder, Yuvraj Singh, playing for Royal Challengers Banglore, displaying his exceptional all-round skills and contributing to his team’s success.

The 2015 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2015 season of the Indian Premier League witnessed the Mumbai Indians winning their second title after a thrilling final. This season saw the Australian all-rounder, Shane Watson, playing for Rajasthan Royals, showcasing his all-round abilities and playing a crucial role in his team’s journey to the playoffs.

The 2016 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2016 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Sunrisers Hyderabad win their first title after a dominant performance in the playoffs. This season witnessed the West Indian all-rounder, Dwayne Smith, playing for Chennai Super Kings, displaying his exceptional all-round skills and playing a crucial role in his team’s success.

The 2017 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2017 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Mumbai Indians lift their third title in a thrilling final. This season witnessed the English all-rounder, Ben Stokes, playing for Rising Pune Supergiants, showcasing his all-round abilities and contributing to his team’s success.

The 2018 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2018 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Chennai Super Kings making a triumphant comeback after a two-year hiatus and winning their third title. This season witnessed the West Indian all-rounder, Sunil Narine, playing for Kolkata Knight Riders, showcasing his all-round abilities and contributing to his team’s success.

The 2019 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2019 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Mumbai Indians win their fourth title after a thrilling final. This season witnessed the Carribean all-rounder, Andre Russell, playing for Kolkata Knight Riders, performing extraordinarily and scoring over 500 runs with 11 Wickets, showcasing his all-round abilities and contributing to his team’s performance.

The 2020 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2020 season of the Indian Premier League saw the Mumbai Indians winning their fifth title in a closely contested final. This season witnessed the English all-rounder, Marcus Stoinis, playing for Delhi Capitals, becoming a player to score 200 runs and take ten wickets in a single season of the IPL, showcasing his all-round abilities and contributing to his team’s performance.

The 2021 season of the Indian Premier League:

The 2021 season of the Indian Premier League was won by the Chennai Super Kings, who made a comeback after a disappointing campaign in 2020. This season saw three players scoring 200 runs and taking five wickets.

The 2022 season of the Indian Premier League:

the 2022 season was very unpredictable and happening. followed by many controversies related to two new teams Gujrat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, GT led by Hardik Pandya has won its maiden title in its first season. There were a total of five individuals in this season who achieved the milestone of 200 runs and five wickets.

Over the years, the Indian Premier League has witnessed some outstanding individual performances by players. The achievement of scoring 200 runs and taking five wickets in a single season is one of the most coveted records. This accomplishment requires exceptional all-around abilities and consistency, and only 13 players have achieved this feat in the history of the IPL. It’s a testament to the talent and skill of the players and the highly competitive nature of the league. With each passing year, fans eagerly wait to see which player will achieve this record, adding to the excitement and thrill of the IPL.

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