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IPL 2022 Orange Cap

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The Orange Cap is taken home by the batter who scores the most runs in the season. Brendon McCullum became the first player to win the Orange Cap whereas Shaun Marsh emerged as the first winner. David Warner of Australia has see more won the Orange Cap more than anyone else, bagging it three times in 2015, 2017 and 2019, followed by Chris Gayle, who has won it twice. Virat Kohli holds the record for most runs in a single edition of the IPL as his tally of 973 runs for RCB in 2016 is yet to be bettered.

Rank	Player	Team	Runs	Average
1	Jos Buttler	RR	863	57.53
2	KL Rahul	LSG	616	51.33
3	Quinton de Kock	LSG	508	36.28
4	Hardik Pandya	GT	487	44.27
5	Shubman Gill	GT	483	34.50
6	David Miller	GT	481	68.71
7	Faf du Plessis	RCB	468	31.20
8	Shikhar Dhawan	PBKS	460	38.33
9	Sanju Samson	RR	458	28.62
10	Deepak Hooda	LSG	451	32.21
11	Liam Livingstone	PBKS	437	36.41
12	David Warner	DC	432	48.00
13	Abhishek Sharma	SRH	426	30.42
14	Ishan Kishan	MI	418	32.15
15	Rahul Tripathi	SRH	413	37.54
16	Shreyas Iyer	KKR	401	30.84
17	Tilak Varma	MI	397	36.09
18	Aiden Markram	SRH	381	47.62
19	Devdutt Padikkal	RR	376	22.11
20	Ruturaj Gaikwad	CSK	368	26.28
21	Nitish Rana	KKR	361	27.76
22	Virat Kohli	RCB	341	22.73
23	Rishabh Pant	DC	340	30.90
24	Andre Russell	KKR	335	37.22
25	Rajat Patidar	RCB	333	55.50
26	Dinesh Karthik	RCB	330	55.00
27	Wriddhiman Saha	GT	317	31.70
28	Shimron Hetmyer	RR	314	44.85
29	Nicholas Pooran	SRH	306	38.25
30	Suryakumar Yadav	MI	303	43.28
31	Glenn Maxwell	RCB	301	27.36
32	Shivam Dube	CSK	289	28.90
33	Prithvi Shaw	DC	283	28.30
34	Ambati Rayudu	CSK	274	24.90
35	Rohit Sharma	MI	268	19.14
36	Yashasvi Jaiswal	RR	258	25.80
37	Jonny Bairstow	PBKS	253	23.00
38	Devon Conway	CSK	252	42.00
39	Mitchell Marsh	DC	251	31.37
40	Rovman Powell	DC	250	25.00
41	Moeen Ali	CSK	244	24.40
42	Jitesh Sharma	PBKS	234	29.25
43	MS Dhoni	CSK	232	33.14
44	Robin Uthappa	CSK	230	20.90
45	Shahbaz Ahmed	RCB	219	27.37
46	Rahul Tewatia	GT	217	31.00
47	Kane Williamson	SRH	216	19.63
48	Bhanuka Rajapaksa	PBKS	206	22.88
49	Mayank Agarwal	PBKS	196	16.33
50	Ravichandran Ashwin	RR	191	27.28
51	Tim David	MI	186	37.20
52	Riyan Parag	RR	183	16.63
53	Krunal Pandya	LSG	183	20.33
54	Axar Patel	DC	182	45.50
55	Venkatesh Iyer	KKR	182	16.54
56	Rinku Singh	KKR	174	34.80
57	Sam Billings	KKR	169	24.14
58	Dewald Brevis	MI	161	23.00
59	Ayush Badoni	LSG	161	20.12
60	Lalit Yadav	DC	161	23.00
61	Matthew Wade	GT	157	15.70
62	Marcus Stoinis	LSG	156	19.50
63	Sai Sudharsan	GT	145	36.25
64	Kieron Pollard	MI	144	14.40
65	Ajinkya Rahane	KKR	133	19.00
66	Anuj Rawat	RCB	129	16.12
67	Shardul Thakur	DC	120	15.00
68	Shahrukh Khan	PBKS	117	16.71
69	Ravindra Jadeja	CSK	116	19.33
70	Abhinav Manohar	GT	108	18.00
71	Washington Sundar	SRH	101	14.42
72	Rashid Khan	GT	91	22.75
73	Sarfaraz Khan	DC	91	30.33
74	Manish Pandey	LSG	88	14.66
75	Mahipal Lomror	RCB	86	17.20
76	Aaron Finch	KKR	86	17.20
77	Rahul Chahar	PBKS	77	12.83
78	Evin Lewis	LSG	73	24.33
79	Sunil Narine	KKR	71	8.87
80	Shashank Singh	SRH	69	17.25
81	Suyash Prabhudessai	RCB	67	13.40
82	Pat Cummins	KKR	63	15.75
83	Jaydev Unadkat	MI	59	19.66
84	Romario Shepherd	SRH	58	29.00
85	Jason Holder	LSG	58	9.66
86	Umesh Yadav	KKR	55	13.75
87	Odean Smith	PBKS	51	17.00
88	Kagiso Rabada	PBKS	48	9.60
89	Kuldeep Yadav	DC	48	48.00
90	Priyam Garg	SRH	46	23.00
91	Ramandeep Singh	MI	45	22.50
92	Dwaine Pretorius	CSK	44	11.00
93	Dushmantha Chameera	LSG	43	10.75
94	Harshal Patel	RCB	43	8.60
95	Hrithik Shokeen	MI	43	21.50
96	Trent Boult	RR	40	20.00
97	Narayan Jagadeesan	CSK	40	40.00
98	Daniel Sams	MI	38	5.42
99	Wanindu Hasaranga	RCB	38	5.42
100	Rishi Dhawan	PBKS	37	18.50
101	Daryl Mitchell	RR	33	16.50
102	Sherfane Rutherford	RCB	33	16.50
103	James Neesham	RR	31	15.50
104	Mohammed Siraj	RCB	30	15.00
105	Tim Seifert	DC	24	12.00
106	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	SRH	24	8.00
107	Mohsin Khan	LSG	23	23.00
108	Dwayne Bravo	CSK	23	11.50
109	Sheldon Jackson	KKR	23	5.75
110	Avesh Khan	LSG	22	22.00
111	Rassie van der Dussen	RR	22	11.00
112	Harpreet Brar	PBKS	22	7.33
113	Mitchell Santner	CSK	22	11.00
114	Arshdeep Singh	PBKS	21	7.00
115	Baba Indrajith	KKR	21	7.00
116	Manan Vohra	LSG	19	19.00
117	Vijay Shankar	GT	19	4.75
118	Mandeep Singh	DC	18	6.00
119	Josh Hazlewood	RCB	18	-
120	David Willey	RCB	18	9.00
121	Karun Nair	RR	16	8.00
122	Prabhsimran Singh	PBKS	14	14.00
123	Anmolpreet Singh	MI	13	6.50
124	Murugan Ashwin	MI	12	4.00
125	Varun Chakaravarthy	KKR	12	-
126	Chris Jordan	CSK	11	11.00
127	Raj Bawa	PBKS	11	5.50
128	Marco Jansen	SRH	9	9.00
129	Shreyas Gopal	SRH	9	-
130	Obed McCoy	RR	8	8.00
131	Fabian Allen	MI	8	8.00
132	Srikar Bharat	DC	8	4.00
133	Sean Abbott	SRH	7	7.00
134	Rasikh Dar	KKR	7	7.00
135	Kartik Tyagi	SRH	7	3.50
136	Maheesh Theekshana	CSK	7	7.00
137	Simarjeet Singh	CSK	7	7.00
138	Ripal Patel	DC	6	6.00
139	Mukesh Choudhary	CSK	6	6.00
140	Prasidh Krishna	RR	6	6.00
141	Aman Khan	KKR	5	5.00
142	Lockie Ferguson	GT	5	2.50
143	Alzarri Joseph	GT	5	5.00
144	Yuzvendra Chahal	RR	5	5.00
145	Vaibhav Arora	PBKS	5	2.50
146	Prerak Mankad	PBKS	4	-
147	Karan Sharma	LSG	4	4.00
148	Abdul Samad	SRH	4	2.00
149	Abhijeet Tomar	KKR	4	4.00
150	Umran Malik	SRH	4	4.00
151	Kumar Kartikeya	MI	3	3.00
152	Mustafizur Rahman	DC	3	-
153	Shivam Mavi	KKR	3	1.50
154	Navdeep Saini	RR	2	2.00
155	Harshit Rana	KKR	2	2.00
156	Tristan Stubbs	MI	2	1.00
157	Pradeep Sangwan	GT	2	2.00
158	Jagadeesha Suchith	SRH	2	1.00
159	Fazalhaq Farooqi	SRH	2	-
160	Tim Southee	KKR	2	0.50
161	Nathan Coulter-Nile	RR	1	-
162	Anrich Nortje	DC	1	-

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