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Top 5 Batsmen Dominating IPL 2025

  • Writer: ICE CRIC
    ICE CRIC
  • Apr 23
  • 3 min read

The IPL 2025 season has been nothing short of electrifying, and as we edge closer to the business end of the tournament, the race for the prestigious Orange Cap is heating up. Fans across the globe are glued to their screens, eager to see which batsman will finish the season as the top run-scorer. As it stands, five players have emerged as strong contenders: Sai Sudharsan, Nicholas Pooran, Jos Buttler, Mitchell Marsh, and Suryakumar Yadav. Each of them has been in scintillating form, making this year's Orange Cap race one of the most competitive in recent memory.

Let's dive deeper into how these stars are stacking up!


1. Sai Sudharsan (Gujarat Titans) - 417 Runs

Leading the Orange Cap race at the moment is Sai Sudharsan from Gujarat Titans. The young southpaw has been a revelation this season, amassing 417 runs with incredible consistency. What sets Sudharsan apart is his composure under pressure and his ability to anchor the innings while still maintaining an impressive strike rate.

Whether it's chasing a daunting target or setting up a platform for a big score, Sudharsan has delivered time and again. His footwork against spinners, along with his fearless approach against pacers, has made him a nightmare for bowlers. With the business end of the tournament approaching, Gujarat Titans will be banking heavily on their star performer to continue his golden run.

2. Nicholas Pooran (Lucknow SuperGiants) - 377 Runs

Sitting comfortably at the second spot is Nicholas Pooran of Lucknow SuperGiants, with 377 runs to his name. Pooran's power-hitting prowess has been on full display this season, providing LSG with the late-over fireworks they often need.

Pooran's ability to change the game's momentum within a few overs makes him one of the most dangerous batsmen in T20 cricket. Whether it's scooping pacers over fine leg or dispatching spinners over mid-wicket, Pooran has showcased his full range of shots. If he continues in this vein, he could very well overtake Sudharsan and clinch the Orange Cap before the season concludes.

3. Jos Buttler (Gujarat Titans) - 356 Runs

Another Gujarat Titans player making waves is Jos Buttler, who currently sits third with 356 runs. Known for his aggressive yet calculated approach, Buttler has provided the Titans with explosive starts in the powerplay.

The Englishman has the rare ability to adapt his game according to the situation — whether it’s stabilizing the innings after early losses or accelerating when the platform is set. Buttler's experience and class have been invaluable for GT this season, and with a few more strong innings, he could surge to the top of the leaderboard.

4. Mitchell Marsh (Lucknow SuperGiants) - 344 Runs

Mitchell Marsh has been another key figure for Lucknow SuperGiants, racking up 344 runs so far. The Australian all-rounder has been a pillar of strength in the middle order, often coming in during tricky situations and steering his team to safety.

Marsh’s calm demeanor, combined with his ability to clear the ropes at will, has made him a vital cog in the LSG setup. His contributions have not only boosted his team's chances but have also kept him firmly in the Orange Cap conversation.

5. Suryakumar Yadav (Mumbai Indians) - 333 Runs

Closing out the top five is Suryakumar Yadav from Mumbai Indians with 333 runs. SKY, as he's affectionately known, has once again demonstrated why he's considered one of the best T20 batsmen in the world.

His innovative stroke play, ability to find gaps, and penchant for playing jaw-dropping shots have been a treat for fans. Suryakumar's form is a huge positive for Mumbai Indians as they look to push for a playoff spot. If he maintains his rhythm, he might just sneak up on the leaders and make a late charge for the Orange Cap.

The Road Ahead

With the group stages reaching a thrilling climax and playoffs looming large, every run from here on will be crucial. The competition is fierce, and one big inning can completely shuffle the top five.

Sai Sudharsan currently leads the pack, but the likes of Pooran, Buttler, Marsh, and Suryakumar are hot on his heels. Fans can expect some breathtaking performances in the coming matches as these superstars give it their all to grab the Orange Cap glory.

As history has shown, the Orange Cap often changes hands multiple times during the final stages of the IPL. Who will eventually walk away with it in IPL 2025? Only time will tell — but one thing’s for sure, the race is going to be a thrilling one!

Stay tuned as we continue to bring you all the updates, stats, and stories from the most exciting cricket league in the world.


 
 
 

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