Defending champions, the Gujarat Titans have so far been the stand-out team, winning 6 of their 8 matches so far. All 10 teams though are mathematically still alive for a playoff berth.
But who have been the standout individual performers for all the 10 teams?
TimesofIndia.com here takes a look at the top 3 performers with the bat and ball, across all 10 teams and some other interesting stats:
MUMBAI INDIANS (5 titles, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020)
Most runs:
1. Tilak Varma – 248 runs (8 innings)
2. Cameron Green – 243 runs (8 innings)
3. Ishan Kishan – 211 runs (8 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Piyush Chawla – 13 wickets (8 matches)
2. Jason Behrendorff 8 wickets (6 matches)
3. Riley Meredith – 7 wickets (5 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Tilak Varma – 84 off 46 vs RCB
Best Bowling Figures: Piyush Chawla – 3/22 vs DC
Best Batting Strike Rate: Suryakumar Yadav- 176.32 (201 runs in 8 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Piyush Chawla – 7.29 (13 wickets in 8 matches)
Tilak Varma. (AP Photo)
CHENNAI SUPER KINGS (4 titles, 2010, 2011, 2018, 2021):
Most runs:
1. Devon Conway – 414 runs (9 innings)
2. Ruturaj Gaikwad – 354 runs (9 innings)
3. Shivam Dube – 264 runs (8 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Tushar Deshpande – 17 wickets (9 matches)
2. Ravindra Jadeja – 13 wickets (9 matches)
3. Moeen Ali – 7 wickets (8 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Ruturaj Gaikwad – 92 off 50 vs GT
Best Bowling Figures: Moeen Ali – 4/26 vs LSG
Best Batting Strike Rate: MS Dhoni – 211.43 (74 runs in 6 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Mitchell Santner – 6.75 (3 wickets in 3 matches)
KOLKATA KNIGHT RIDERS (2 titles, 2012 & 2014):
Most runs:
1. Venkatesh Iyer – 296 runs (9 matches)
2. Rinku Singh – 270 runs (9 innings)
3. Nitish Rana – 233 runs (9 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Varun Chakaravarthy – 13 wickets (9 matches)
2. Suyash Sharma – 9 wickets (7 matches)
3. Sunil Narine – 7 wickets (9 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Venkatesh Iyer – 104 off 51 vs MI
Best Bowling Figures: Varun Chakaravarthy – 4/15 vs RCB
Best Batting Strike Rate: Shardul Thakur – 183.64 (101 runs in 5 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Anukul Roy – 4.75 (2 wickets in 2 matches)
Varun Chakravarthy. (AP Photo)
RAJASTHAN ROYALS (1 title, 2008):
Most runs:
1. Yashasvi Jaiswal – 428 (9 innings)
2. Jos Buttler – 289 (9 innings)
3. Sanju Samson – 212 runs (9 innings)
Most wickets:
1. R. Ashwin – 13 wickets (9 matches)
2. Yuzvendra Chahal – 12 wickets (9 matches)
3. Trent Boult – 10 wickets (7 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Yashasvi Jaiswal – 124 off 62 vs MI
Best Bowling Figures: Yuzvendra Chahal – 4/17 vs SRH
Best Batting Strike Rate: Dhruv Jurel – 191.30 (132 runs in 8 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate (minimum 3 wickets): R. Ashwin – 7.22 (13 wickets in 9 matches)
SUNRISERS HYDERABAD (1 title, 2016):
Most runs:
1. Rahul Tripathi – 170 runs (8 innings)
2. Mayank Agarwal – 169 (8 innings)
3. Harry Brook – 163 runs (8 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Mayank Markande – 10 wickets (6 matches)
2. Bhuvneshwar Kumar – 7 wickets (8 matches)
3. T Natarajan – 6 wickets (7 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Harry Brook – 100 off 55 vs KKR
Best Bowling Figures: Mayank Markande – 4/15 vs PBKS
Best Batting Strike Rate: Hienrich Klaasen – 182.14 (153 runs in 5 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Mayank Markande – 6.42 (10 wickets in 6 matches)
GUJARAT TITANS (1 title, 2022):
Most runs:
1. Shubman Gill – 333 runs (8 matches)
2. Vijay Shankar – 199 runs (6 matches)
3. David Miller – 180 runs (7 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Rashid Khan – 14 wickets (8 matches)
2. Mohammed Shami – 13 wickets (8 matches)
3. Noor Ahmad- 8 wickets (4 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Shubman Gill – 67 off 49 vs PBKS
Best Bowling Figures: Mohammed Shami – 3/25 vs RR
Best Batting Strike Rate: Abhinav Manohar – 182.98 (86 runs in 4 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Mohit Sharma – 6.57 (6 wickets in 5 matches)
Shubman Gill. (IANS Photo)
ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE
Most runs:
1. Faf du Plessis – 422 runs (8 matches)
2. Virat Kohli – 333 (8 matches)
3. Glenn Maxwell – 258 runs (8 matches)
Most wickets:
1. Mohammed Siraj – 14 wickets (8 matches)
2. Harshal Patel – 10 wickets (8 matches)
3. Wanindu Hasaranga – 6 wickets (5 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Faf du Plessis – 84 off 56 vs PBKS
Best Bowling Figures: Mohammed Siraj – 4/21 vs PBKS
Best Batting Strike Rate: Glenn Maxwell – 186.96 (258 runs in 8 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: David Willey – 7 (3 wickets in 4 matches) & Reece Topley – 7 (1 wicket in 1 match)
PUNJAB KINGS:
Most runs:
1. Shikhar Dhawan – 262 runs (6 innings)
2. Prabhsimran Singh – 210 runs (9 innings)
3. Sam Curran – 192 runs (9 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Arshdeep Singh – 15 wickets (9 matches)
2. Nathan Ellis – 7 wickets (5 matches)
3. Sam Curran – 7 wickets (9 matches)
Highest Individual Score: Shikhar Dhawan – 99 off 66 vs SRH
Best Bowling Figures: Arshdeep Singh – 4/29 vs MI
Best Batting Strike Rate: Jitesh Sharma – 162.39 (190 runs in 9 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Harpreet Brar – 7.22 (4 wickets in 8 matches)
LUCKNOW SUPER GIANTS:
Most runs:
1. Kyle Mayers – 297 runs (8 innings)
2. KL Rahul – 274 runs (8 innings)
3. Nicholas Pooran – 216 runs (8 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Mark Wood – 11 wickets (4 matches)
2. Ravi Bishnoi – 10 wickets (8 matches)
3. Krunal Pandya – 6 wickets (8 matches)
Highest Individual Score: KL Rahul – 74 off 56 vs PBKS
Best Bowling Figures: Mark Wood – 5/14 vs DC
Best Batting Strike Rate: Nicholas Pooran – 194.59 (216 runs in 8 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Naveen-ul-Haq – 5.67 (4 wicket in 3 matches)
DELHI CAPITALS:
Most runs:
1. David Warner – 306 runs (8 innings)
2. Axar Patel – 211 runs (8 innings)
3. Manish Pandey – 132 (6 innings)
Most wickets:
1. Kuldeep Yadav – 7 wickets (8 matches)
2. Axar Patel – 7 wickets (8 matches)
3. Mitchell Marsh – 7 wickets (6 matches)
Highest Individual Score: David Warner – 65 off 55 vs RR
Best Bowling Figures: Mitchell Marsh – 4/27 vs SRH
Best Batting Strike Rate: Philip Salt – 164.10 (64 runs in 3 innings)
Best Bowling Economy Rate: Lalit Yadav – 6.50 (1 wickets in 4 matches)
* All statistics in this article are till after the 42nd match of IPL 2023 and before the start of the LSG vs RCB match on Monday, May 1 in Lucknow.