IPL 2021 Points Table Update: Orange Cap Holder And Purple Cap Holder List After MI vs CSK Match 27
IPL 2021, MI vs CSK: Kieron Pollard's scintillating 87 not out off 34 balls helped Mumbai Indians to their highest successful chase in the IPL.
- Kislaya Srivastava
- Updated: May 02, 2021 01:02 am IST
Highlights
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Faf du Plessis' 50 took him second on the list of top scorers in IPL 2021
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KL Rahul still owns the Orange Cap; Harshal Patel has Purple Cap
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CSK sit atop the IPL 2021 Points Table; MI are placed fourth
Kieron Pollard played an innings for the ages as he single-handedly carried Mumbai Indians to their highest successful chase in the IPL of 219 for 6 against Chennai Super Kings in Delhi on Saturday. Studded with 6 fours and 8 sixes, Pollard's 87* off 34 was the game-changing innings in a match that see-sawed until the last ball. With two needed to win off the final delivery, Pollard and Dhawal Kulkarni scampered for the second to seal the deal for Mumbai. The game had other high scorers too. Faf du Plessis, who made 50 off 28, made gains in the race to the Orange Cap. With this win, Mumbai are fourth on the table with 8 points from seven matches while CSK still top the table with 10 points.
IPL 2021 Points Table
With CSK sitting pretty at the top of the table with 10 points and the highest net run rate, Mumbai's win did more for themselves than dent CSK's campaign. Delhi Capitals (10 points) and Royal Challengers (10 points) are placed second and third respectively.
SunRisers Hyderabad languish at the bottom while Kolkata Knight Riders (sixth) and Rajasthan Royals (seventh) are tied on points (4 points) but separated by net run rate. Punjab Kings are fifth with 6 points.
Race For Orange Cap
KL Rahul still owns the Orange Cap with 331 runs from seven matches. Faf du Plessis narrowed the gap between himself and Rahul and he now sits second with 320 runs. Shikhar Dhawan (311 runs), Prithvi Shaw (269) and Rohit Sharma (250) make the top five.
Race For Purple Cap
Harshal Patel has the Purple Cap with 17 wickets from seven games. Avesh Khan is second on the list with 13 scalps and Rahul Chahar is placed third with 11 wickets. Chris Morris is fourth with 11 wickets but a higher economy rate than Chahar and Rashid Khan is fifth with 9 wickets.