IPL 2020 Points table and updated Orange Cap and Purple Cap list after Kings XI Punjab’s win over Kolkata Knight Riders
A gander at the focuses table of Indian Premier League, and the refreshed Orange Cap and Purple Cap records after Match 46 between Kings XI Punjab and Kolkata Knight Riders on Monday.
Kings XI Punjab proceeded with their flood in the Indian Premier League focuses table as they recorded their fifth progressive win of the period on Saturday. KXIP crushed Kolkata Knight Riders by 8 wickets to take their focuses table to 12 out of 12 matches. It was a clinical presentation from the KXIP bowlers as they figured out how to limit KKR to only 149. At that point, Chris Gayle and Mandeep Singh hit the fifties to guarantee a triumph for KXIP. With the success, KXIP climb to the fourth situation ahead Kolkata Knight Riders, who have 12 focuses from a similar number of matches yet a lesser Net Run Rate.
There is no other development in the best four separated from this. The base portion of the table is where groups continue going here and there.
On Friday, Mumbai Indians recaptured the top situation from Delhi Capitals as they dispensed a battering on most despised adversaries Chennai Super Kings in the thirteenth period of the Indian Premier League. MI has 14 focuses from 11 games and leads the IPL 2020 standings because of a superior run-rate. DC is second with a similar number of focuses as MI.
Sunrisers Hyderabad's mission is basically over as they lost their seventh round of the period. SRH is in the seventh situation with 8 focuses, attached with base put Chennai Super Kings.
The Royals climbed to 6th in the remaining in the wake of overcoming MI.
Orange Cap
KL Rahul keeps on holding ownership of the Orange Cap with a count of 595 runs at a strong normal of 59.50.
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Close to him is Shikhar Dhawan with 471 runs, who's lit up the IPL 2020 turning into the main batsman in history to crush consecutive hundreds of years in the alliance. Virat Kohli, Faf du Plessis, and Mayank Agarwal are third, fourth, and fifth individually.
Purple Cap
Delhi Capitals pacer Kagiso Rabada is still some separation ahead with 23 wickets and holds the Purple Cap. Mohammad Shami is second with 20 wickets while Jofra Archer with 17 scalps is third.
Jasprit Bumrah with 17 wickets remains fourth. RCB spinner Yuzvendra Chahal comes in at fifth with 15 wickets.