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Gujarat Titans Beat Rajasthan Royals To Win Maiden IPL Title in 2022

RCB needed a batsman like Patedar (dasher) to go forward just like Mumbai had their moments with Suryakumar for MI, Ruturaj for CSK, etc ! The importance of local uncapped Indian batsman who is unknown to opposition, has less pressure on himself because of zero expectation plus of course the one who has some talent/grit (unlike the softer ones like Padikkal, Rahul, M.Pandey, etc, who failed when it mattered the most and when they started playing! RCB knows the most! Actually RCB could have done this with Kohli when he first started playing for RCB, but at that time RCB had other issues like weak bowling lineup, aged batsmen, etc)
 
Champ_Pal said:
Kohli was finished like a couple of years ago.
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I mean completely finished to an extent of retiring from cricket! It can happen if he keeps failing like this! I have not seen any batsman getting to this kind of low! At least they would excel in one format and choose to continue in one format. Or phase out gradually (like Sehwag, Ganguly, Laxman, etc.), not so suddenly that too he was of premier quality (at a point he was considered to be greater than Sachin!)
 
Most runs in a season IPL Play Offs

190 D Warner (2016)
170 R Patidar (2022) *
156 M Vijay (2012)
156 W Saha (2014)
 
RamLakhan said:
I mean completely finished to an extent of retiring from cricket! It can happen if he keeps failing like this! I have not seen any batsman getting to this kind of low! At least they would excel in one format and choose to continue in one format. Or phase out gradually (like Sehwag, Ganguly, Laxman, etc.), not so suddenly that too he was of premier quality (at a point he was considered to be greater than Sachin!)
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Kohli just like Dhoni has to suck in a couple of World cups with their inept batting before BCCI realizes that they are finished for good. Unfortunately their suckiness will cost India World Cups.
 
RCB 146/5 (18) CRR: 8.11

This is not a good score at the moment
 
Lowish total - bowling has to be very good now.

RCB 157/8 (20) CRR: 7.85
 
Stat: Most runs in an IPL season

973 V Kohli (2016)
848 D Warner (2016)
738 J Buttler (2022) * ----- when Buttler reached 20
735 K Williamson (2018)
733 C Gayle (2012)
733 M Hussey (2013)
 
Buttler is on a different level in T20s at the moment.
 
Jos Buttler smashed a record-equalling fourth century in an IPL season as Rajasthan Royals on Friday defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by seven wickets in Qualifier 2 of the Indian Premier League at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

RR will now face Gujarat Titans in the IPL final of Sunday. Chasing a target of 158, RR hit the ground running early with Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal. Buttler remained unbeaten on 106 as RR reached the final for the first time since the inaugural season.

Earlier, Prasidh Krishna and Obed McCoy took three wickets each as RR restricted RCB to 157 for eight. Rajat Patidar fought a lone battle, and was dismissed soon after reaching his fifty. Initially, RR won the toss and elected to bowl.
 
Butler showing who is the boss. What an innings in such crucial circumstances. LSG vs RR would had been better.
 
IPL 2022 | 26 March - 29 May | Tournament Discussion

Feel really sad the way Kohli is batting nowadays. There was something wrong with my live stream and, by the time I got it fixed at the start of the match, he was gone already!

Buttler has had a dream-run this season. The only minor missing link were good scores batting second, and he got that fixed as well tonight. Superb batting!
 
Ahmedabad: In a latest development leading to IPL finals, BCCI has given green signal to closing ceremony scheduled on Sunday at the Narendra Modi stadium. It is noted that Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh and Musician AR Rahman will grace the ceremony with their performances.

If reports are to be believed, Jharkhand’s famous Chhau Dance will also feature in the ceremony. The BCCI has even finalised a 10-member team of Jharkhand’s Chhau Dance for the closing ceremony.

It has been learned that the cultural ceremony, is scheduled to start at 1830 hrs and will run for 50 minutes. The toss will be held at 19:30 hrs and the match will start 30 minutes later.

Earlier, the BCCI also stated that a ‘Request for Proposal’ document would be available for Rs 1 lakh.

“The BCCI invites bids from reputed entities for staging the Closing Ceremony of IPL 2022, through a tender process,” the Indian board was quoted as saying earlier.

The opening and closing ceremonies were regular features of the IPL in its first decade. But, it was discontinued under the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) regime for three years which the current dispensation followed for the first two years of its charge.

Continuing a similar process, no opening ceremony took place when IPL 2022 started on March 26 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. However, the decision to hold the closing ceremony was taken at an Apex Council meeting later. The BCCI even invited bids from reputed entities for staging the closing ceremony of IPL 2022, through a tender process.

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125,000 people expected to attend tonight's final in person. The single biggest white ball match in terms of attendance and importance.
 
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 final has pitted two of the most consistent teams in this edition against each other. Debutants Gujarat Titans have made it to the title clash in their maiden season while the inaugural 2008 IPL champions Rajasthan Royals are in their first final in 14 years. The Hardik Pandya-led Gujarat Titans had finished the league stage with the most number of wins - 10. The Sanju Samson-led Rajasthan Royals finished second with nine wins. The occasion is all the more special for RR management, as this year in March their first captain Shane Warne - who led the team to a triumph in 2008 - died due to a suspected heart attack.

"There was a dull moment in IPL. After that there was fierce competition. One team came back into the final after 14 years. Must remember Shane Warne. Bhajji's favourite, my favourite, our dear friend. Andre Symonds, we dearly miss him. In memory of Shane Warne, Rajasthan go out there and smash the hell out of Gujarat for Shane Warne," Shoaib Akhtar, former Pakistan cricket team pacer, told in an interview to Sportskeeda Cricket.

Harbhajan Singh, who was present at the discussion, added how Yuzvendra Chahal was crucial to RR's chances. So far, the leg-spinner has taken 26 wickets in 16 matches for the Royals

"He is Jos Buttler in the bowling department. He has won matches on his own. he is a single bowler in the IPL, who is bowling like a spinner. He is bowling slow, enticing the batters to go after him but coming out of the crease. His googly has also been effective. He is playing with the batsman's mind. he has been a champion in chess too but in this game he has outdone a game of chess too," Singh said.

"He has done well against left-handers too. Be it any ground, small or large, it does not really matter to him. He has that confidence. he is bowling like a spinner. There are many other spinners in this IPL, but they just come running and bowl fast. They don't spin the ball. Spinners are supposed to spin the ball that's where you will get used."

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Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals, Final

Rajasthan Royals opt to bat

Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI): Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson(w/c), Devdutt Padikkal, Shimron Hetmyer, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Obed McCoy, Yuzvendra Chahal

Gujarat Titans (Playing XI): Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Matthew Wade, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Shami
 
IPL 2022 Closing Ceremony: World's Largest Cricket Jersey Unveiled To Set New Guinness World Record



PL 2022 closing ceremony began with a bumper surprise for cricket fans at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad as a new Guinness World Record was set for the largest cricket jersey, which was unveiled, with former India head coach Ravi Shastri doing the emceeing duties. The final of IPL 2022 will be played between the season's two most impressive teams, debutants Gujarat Lions and the winners of the maiden season Rajasthan Royals.
 
Amazing stadium with amazing atmosphere. Almost feel like Champions league game yesterday...atmosphere wise. Brilliant stuff..how far cricket has come and all thanks to IPL.
 
Rajasthan 21/0 after 3 overs.

Good to see Ravi Shastri back screaming in comm box.
 
AR Rehman's performance was amazing. What a great atmosphere. Sorta reminds me of Hero cup finals between India and SA at Eden Gardens.
 
Lockie ferguson 157.3 kph.
The speed guns at the IPL are the dodgiest ive seen. Everyone seems to be clocking 5 ks quicker than their speeds in world tournaments.
 
ethan hunt said:
Lockie ferguson 157.3 kph.
The speed guns at the IPL are the dodgiest ive seen. Everyone seems to be clocking 5 ks quicker than their speeds in world tournaments.
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Or some people not able to digest the speeds and making unsubstantiated allegations. :)
 
Pandya has changed the game by scruff of its neck here and that too with the bowl. This is why he is rated so highly. He has got good skills with the ball too and hence averages 24 in T20Is with bowl. Only problem was being injury prone. But a fully fit Pandya is a world class all rounder.
 
RR 102/6 (16.4) CRR: 6.12
Rajasthan Royals opt to bat

Pretty pathetic for a final
 
cricketjoshila said:
Or some people not able to digest the speeds and making unsubstantiated allegations. :)
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Why would i have issues with Lockie clocking those speeds lol ?
Wood might have crossed 160 kph on these speed guns. Super generous readings, way off international readings that we have seen in the last 3 or so years for most of these bowlers.
 
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cricketjoshila said:
Or some people not able to digest the speeds and making unsubstantiated allegations. :)
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Should we only praise IPL?

Why is it such as an issue taking any sort of criticism bro?

Why not answer with a proper argument.
 
RR 130/9 (20) CRR: 6.5

Lowest totals batting first in IPL finals

129/8 MI vs RPS 2017 (Won)
130/9 RR vs GT 2022
143/6 Deccan vs RCB 2009 (Won)
148/9 MI vs CSK 2013 (Won)
149/8 MI vs CSK 2019 (Won)
 
ethan hunt said:
Lockie ferguson 157.3 kph.
The speed guns at the IPL are the dodgiest ive seen. Everyone seems to be clocking 5 ks quicker than their speeds in world tournaments.
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Lockie ferguson is fast. Even i have my doubts when i look at his bowling action and his bowling never seen fast. But often on the speed gun he clocks newr and above 150 in international cricket. Nothing dodgy
 
Villager6964 said:
LoL mediocre end of a mediocre league.
What an embarrassing final.
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So the quality of final now decides if the tournament is good? LOL

Yesterday Champions league final was boring...does this mean entire UCL was bad?

Were world cup 1999 or 2003 were mediocre considering how the finals planned out?

Talk sense bro.

IPL is the best T20 league in the world. I thought after 14 years...people have come to terms with it. But it looks like few are still in denial.
 
IPL Final Watched By Record Crowd Of More Than A Lakh At Narendra Modi Stadium In Ahmedabad

The Indian Premier League (IPL 2022) final between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals in Ahmedabad set a new record attendance for a cricket match, attracting a crowd of 104,859, organisers said Sunday.

The Indian Premier League (IPL 2022) final between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals in Ahmedabad set a new record attendance for a cricket match, attracting a crowd of 104,859, organisers said Sunday. The 132,000-seater Narendra Modi Stadium -- the biggest cricket ground in the world -- was nearly full for the season finale of the popular Twenty20 tournament. The largest crowd in one-day matches was previously listed as 100,000 in Kolkata in the 1990s and early 2000 but the highest official figure for a limited-overs match was the 87,812 people at the 1992 50-over World Cup final between Pakistan and England in Melbourne.

The Ahmedabad stadium has been working empty or at half capacity during the coronavirus pandemic after it opened in 2020 to a packed mega rally of former US president Donald Trump.

But the fans poured in for the title clash to back home team Gujarat, led by star India all-rounder Hardik Pandya.

India's cricket board allowed 100 percent seating for the four play-offs this season after stadiums worked at half capacity in the IPL league phase due to Covid restrictions.

https://sports.ndtv.com/ipl-2022/ip...at-narendra-modi-stadium-in-ahmedabad-3020697
 
RR 130/9 (20)

GT 133/3 (18.1)

Gujarat Titans won by 7 wkts
 
Hardik Pandya player of the match
Jos Buttler player of the series

Complete team performance from Gujarat Titans. Gill at top, Pandya and Miller in the middle, Rashid and Shami with the bowl.
 
Gujarat Titans on Sunday won their maiden Indian Premier League title after beating Rajasthan Royals in the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Needing 131 runs to win, GT chased down the target with seven wickets and 11 balls to spare.

Earlier, Hardik Pandya starred with the ball as GT managed to restrict RR to total of 130 for nine RR took three for 17 from his quota of four overs, while R Sai Kishore also took two wickets. For RR, Jos Buttler top-scored with a 35-ball 39. Earlier, RR won the toss and elected to bat.

Both teams faced each other twice earlier this season, including Qualifier 1, with GT winning both games. GT and RR finished first and second in the league phase with their consistent performances.

It's been an incredible debut season for the Hardik Pandya-led GT, and they will look to end it by lifting the title. RR, on the other hand, will be aiming for their second IPL title, having lifted the title during the inaugural season back in 2008.

Both teams are likely to remain unchanged for the summit clash. All eyes will be on Jos Buttler after the Englishman scored his fourth century of the season during RR's win over RCB in Qualifier 2.

Buttler is also leading the Orange Cap race with 824 runs in 16 games. Yuzvendra Chahal will also look to take back the Purple Cap from Wanindu Hasaranga, who leads him due to a better economy rate


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MenInG said:
Should we only praise IPL?

Why is it such as an issue taking any sort of criticism bro?

Why not answer with a proper argument.
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How to answer, Speed gun is dodgy?

He has no evidence just bolna hai bol diya.

Ferguson is one of the fastest in the world. He clocked the fastest delivery of the season. Whats shocking here?
 
Gujarat were throughout the better team, and them being levels above Rajasthan showed quite clearly in the end. They were a team who had got all aspects of the game covered, and they reaped its reward. Congratulations to them and their fans. I was supporting Rajasthan, though, and I feel disappointed for them and Buttler in particular. I was hoping for a better final than that, definitely.
 
The end of the tournament at last.

Only took about 7 years!

When does the next one start? Tomorrow?
 
Poor game overall to end what was probably a decent enough IPL, some good youngsters for India but quality of cricket was not quite there.
 
Afzal_K said:
Why? it was good one with maiden team winning. What quality as in? pace
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Pace was fine.

The batting standards were a let down on some truly beautiful wickets. Most teams lacked depth in their batting so lots of conservative play and slow tempo cricket.

Death bowling another, fielding was appalling. Captaincy as well at times. Some real head scratchers.
 
We take a look at 10 players that excelled during the recently completed Indian Premier League that are likely to be a force at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia later this year.

1. Jasprit Bumrah (India) - 15 wickets for Mumbai Indians at an economy rate of 7.18.

Every time you think the India mainstay might be showing a bit of fatigue he has the unsung ability of elevating his performances by that extra 10 per cent just to show he is still easily one of the most fearsome quicks in T20 cricket.

Bumrah may have made a slow start to the IPL in 2022, but finished it on a steep upward curve with 10 wickets from his final four matches for Mumbai Indians.

During that period Bumrah also picked up two Player of the Match awards and it would be a bold prediction to expect anything else than a world class performance from the experienced quick in Australia later this year.


2. Tim David (Singapore/Australia) - 186 runs from eight matches for Mumbai Indians at an average of 37.20 and strike rate of 216.27.

It was a strange case of less is more for the highly-talented David, who could well be called up for Australia and given a chance to impress in the lead-up to the ICC T20 World Cup later this year.

While David's raw numbers aren't anything to write home about, a closer look into the right-hander's impact shows just how devastating he can be during the final overs.

David's strike rate during the IPL was the best of all first-choice batters, with only Australia Test captain Pat Cummins scoring at a better clip throughout the tournament.

While Australia already have a bevy of star batters at their disposal, David's skillset is slightly different to what they currently have and the 26-year-old could be a surprise packet at the World Cup if he can grasp his chance.

In saying that, David could well still turn out for Singapore at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier B in July. A switch of allegiances may be in the offing, though it's still unclear how his situation may play out.


3. Jos Buttler (England) - 863 runs for Rajasthan Royals with four centuries and four half-centuries.

If the T20 World Cup was held right now, there is every chance Jos Buttler could carry England all the way to the final and beyond just on his own performances with the bat.

The dynamic right-hander was easily the best batter during the IPL, as he nonchalantly dispatched a plethora of world-class bowling line-ups with apparent ease on numerous occasions.

If entirely possible, Buttler may be still on the improve as it looks like he knows his own game better now than he used to and is even getting a bit more choosy when deciding to hit at full pelt in the early overs.

Not that it's damaging his strike rate, with Buttler scoring quickly during the IPL and on track to do similar for England in Australia later this year.


4. Liam Livingstone (England) - 437 runs for Punjab Kings at an average of 36.41 and strike rate of 182.

This talented all-rounder continues to impress and he will be dangerous with both bat and ball if his IPL heroics are anything to go by.

Livingstone shone with the bat, finishing with the fifth best strike rate of all batters at an impressive clip of 182.

But this guy is more than just a talented top-order batter, with his variable spin - Livingstone bowls both off-spin and leg-spin- often used by Punjab Kings during the early and middle overs of an innings.

Livingstone stood out in more ways the one at the IPL and should be ready to produce on the big stage in Australia if he can continue his recent upward curve.


5. Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka) - 26 wickets for Royal Challengers Bangalore at an average of 16.53 and economy rate of 7.54.

The crafty leggie picked up the most wickets at the T20 World Cup last year and he proved that wasn't a fluke by finishing the IPL as the second leading wicket-taker with 26 scalps.

It seems when he fires so does Sri Lanka and there is no reason why the Island nation can't go deep into the tournament in Australia on the back of Hasaranga's coat-tails, even if starting at the First Round.

Hasaranga didn't do much with the bat at the IPL, but we have been in the past that he is no slouch with the willow so keep an eye on this multi-talented player in Australia later this year.


6. Kagiso Rabada (South Africa) - 23 wickets for Punjab Kings at an average of 17.65.

It's amazing to think that the towering right-armer is only 27 and could still be on the improve if his performances at the IPL are closely scrutinised.

Rabada held together Punjab Kings' bowling line-up during the entire tournament, with his consistency a clear standout from 13 matches for Anil Kumble's side.

When he first arrived on the scene Rabada was somewhat wayward with the new ball at times, but a more mature Rabada can definitely make an impact for the Proteas in Australia with his control and consistency a clear threat.


7. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) - 19 wickets for Gujarat Titans at an economy rate of 6.59.

Everyone knows Rashid is the most dangerous white-ball spinner in world cricket and it quite often means that the batter respects the leg-spinner greatly and merely tries to see off the Afghan ace and score from the other bowlers.

This was often the case during the IPL - and is arguably more regular at international level - with Rashid's economy rate under seven runs per over and easily inside the top 10 for all bowlers at the tournament.

It's not just with the ball that the 23-year-old is dangerous - just ask Sunrisers Hyderabad about Rashid's final-over heroics with the bat – as the right-hander is also a more than capable lower-order batter.

Rashid's strike rate with the bat at the IPL (206.81) is testament to this fact and you just know he will make an impact one way or another at the T20 World Cup.


8. Josh Hazlewood (Australia) - 20 wickets for Royal Challengers Bangalore at an average of 18.85 and economy rate of 8.10.

If there was any doubt whether the veteran seamer was a certain inclusion in Australia's first choice XI, then surely his efforts in India have ended that argument.

Hazlewood's control when bowling either with the new ball or at the death was first class during the IPL and he has already proven a difficult bowler to get away with 27 T20I caps to his name for Australia.

It's likely Hazlewood will partner left-armer Mitchell Starc with the new ball for Australia at the ICC T20 World Cup and that is a formidable duo to try and score off.


9. Umran Malik (India) - 22 wickets for Sunrisers Hyderabad at an average of 20.18 and economy rate of 9.03.

While wayward at times during the IPL, this young right-armer certainly showed enough to suggest he could prove the x-factor that India require to go all the way in Australia.

While Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami appear certain to head up India's new-ball attack in Australia, Umran might just be the perfect pacer to complement the experienced duo.

Umran has already been named in India's squad for upcoming T20Is against South Africa and, if he performs well there, then there's no reason why he won't win a seat on the plane that heads Down Under in October.

He's raw, he's exciting, his potential is sky high and he's expected to continue to bowl faster and give the 160/kmh barrier a nudge and that formula could be hard to handle on the bouncy pitches of Australia.


10. Sunil Narine (West Indies) - Nine wickets for Kolkata Knight Riders at an economy rate of 5.57.

The veteran off-spinner is in excellent form and looks like he is determined to make up for missing out on playing for West Indies at the most recent ICC T20 World Cup last year.

Narine missed out on that tournament due to fitness issues, but the 34-year-old appears back to his best if his IPL performances are anything to go by.

While the right-armer only picked up nine wickets from 14 matches for Kolkata Knight Riders, it was his stingy economy rate that really stood out.

Narine finished the tournament as one of only two bowlers to concede less than a run a ball and will definitely be a force in Australia if he can continue in that rich vein of form.

https://www.icc-cricket.com/news/2636785?sf165356270=1
 
Says a lot about the quality of the tournament and the level of competition. A team formed some months ago has pretty much walked to the final and won it with ease.
 
Rana said:
Says a lot about the quality of the tournament and the level of competition. A team formed some months ago has pretty much walked to the final and won it with ease.
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Team was new but players were not. Gujarat assembled some of the high utility T20 players like Pandya, Miller, Wade, Rashid Khan, Shami etc. No stand out performers or superstars like Jos Butler or KL Rahul but everyone chipped in and contributed to the overall success.

Remember Kohli's 945 runs in a season couldn't win RCB the trophy in 2016 and now after Butler scoring 850+ runs RR still not the champions.

Gujarat has no such stand out players but they won it bcoz cricket is a team game.
 
Pandya's clinical figures, which read 3/17 in 4 overs, helped Gujarat restrict Rajasthan for 130/9 in 20 overs after they opted to bat first. They then completed the paltry 131-run chase in just 18.1 overs making the finale a one-sided affair.

However, Rajasthan did have something to cheer about in the end. Star opener Jos Buttler, who finished as the leading run-scorer, took home almost every individual honour, which included handsome cash prize.

Here are the details of all the cash prize that were handed to players during the post-match presentation ceremony:

Buttler, who finished the season with 863 runs, bagged six individual prizes and a total cash of sixty lakhs.

Buttler smashed a total of 45 sixes during the course of the tournament, which was the most by any player. He was rewarded ₹10,00,000 for this incredible feat. In terms of fours, Buttler knocked 83 boundaries, which again was the highest by any individual, and was awarded another ₹10,00,000 for this feat.

Apart from smashing the most number of sixes and fours, Buttler was awarded another ₹10,00,000 for being the gamechanger of the season. He was given another ₹10,00,000 for being the power player of the season.

He received another ₹10,00,000 for winning the Orange Cap and another ₹10,00,000 for being the most valuable player of the season.

Gujarat Titans speedster Lockie Ferguson bowled a delivery clocking 157.3 kmph on the speedometer in the finale. This was the fastest delivery of the season, which helped him win ₹10,00,000.

Umran Malik was awarded the emerging player of the season, which saw the 22-year-old win ₹10,00,000.

Yuzvendra Chahal, who emerged as the leading wicket-taker of the season, won ₹10,00,000.

Evin Lewis' catch that eliminated Kolkata Knight Riders from the play-offs race was picked as the best catch of the season. He received a cash prize of ₹10,00,000.

In terms of teams, Sanju Samson's Rajasthan Royals were handed a hefty amount of ₹12.5 crore for finishing as the runners-up. Meanwhile, champion Gujarat got ₹20 crore.

Hardik Pandya was awarded the punch striker of the season, for which he won the Tata Punch car, which was put on display throughout the season.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/cric...ake-home-colossal-amount-101653886422430.html
 
Congrats GT.. as often Sanju throws his wicket away after set cost RR the title.. did he even get out on a good ball this season?
 
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