Abhishek batted out the entire 20 overs for the first time in his T20 career and carried SRH to a total of 242 for 2. He made the fifth-highest individual score in IPL history – 135 off 68 balls – and carried his team to joint-second place on the points table. His ninth T20 hundred – a record he now holds among Indian batters alongside Virat Kohli – took his season tally to 323 from seven innings at a strike rate of 215.33.
Below them, completing the top ten, are Ishan Kishan (SRH), Rajat Patidar (RCB), Cooper Connolly, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Priyansh Arya.
Eshan picked up his third four-for in T20 cricket against DC which carried him up to joint-second place on the highest wicket-takers list for this IPL season. He has 12 now at an average of 18.08 and economy rate of 9.43. GT’s Prasidh Krishna also has 12.
Still with the purple cap though is Chennai Super Kings’ Anshul Kamboj, who has 13 wickets.
