Updated – IPL Purple Cap Winner (2008 – 2023)

IPL Purple Hat Winner: Indian Premier League (IPL) is one of the most famous and respected sporting events in the world. The tournament is held annually and features a mix of local and international players who strive to raise the coveted IPL trophy.

The IPL follows the T20 format. It consists of short and fast plays in just 20 rounds and the match ends in a few hours. While most people watch IPL to watch the dramatic chases and electric batting, bowling can be just as fun. Even with fewer pitches, the pitchers made it through the first round and scored a hat trick.

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The top wicket player in the IPL is awarded the Purple Hat every year. This trend has been followed since the IPL started in 2008. Cricket legends like Lasith Malinga are just among the players who have won the Purple Hat. The following article covers the complete list of IPL Purple Cap winners from 2008 to 2023 along with the current IPL season records.

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Related: List of IPL Orange Cap Winners (2008 – 2023)

IPL 2023 Purple Cap Holder – Mohammed Shami (GT)

Gujarat Titans’ Mohammed Shami is the current purple hat holder and top scorer in IPL 2023. GT’s Rashid Khan and Mohit Sharma are in 2nd and 3rd place respectively. Gujarat’s bowling lineup The Titans have been incredible this IPL season.

Places

The pitcher’s name

Team

wick

Fit

first

Mohammed Shami

GT

28

16

2

Rashid khan

GT

27

16

3

Mohit Sharma

GT

24

13

4

Piyush Chawla

I

22

16

5

Yuzvendra Chahal

RR

21

14

6

Tushar Deshpande

CSK

21

15

7

Varun Chakravarthy

KKR

20

14

8

Ravindra Jadeja

CSK

19

15

9

Mohammed Siraj

RCB

19

14

ten

Matheesha Pathirana

CSK

17

11

11

Arshdeep Singh

PBKS

17

14

twelfth

Ravi Bishnoi

LSG

16

15

13

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

reproductive health

16

14

14

Ravichandran Ashwin

RR

14

13

15

Noor Ahmad

GT

14

twelfth

IPL Purple Cap Winners List (2008 – 2023)

The Purple Hat bonus is given to the top catcher in a specific IPL season, and the cap holder changes throughout the tournament until the end. The strange scenario where the eventual winner of the Purple Hat was relegated from a team that didn’t play or couldn’t even make it to the final has happened more than once. This unpredictability is partly responsible for the excitement surrounding IPL. But the joy of the fans can be the pain of the players. However, cricket is a team game and individual efforts mean nothing unless the whole team is performing at the same level. You can view the details of all the IPL Purple Cap winners each year here.

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IPL 2022 Purple Hat Winner: Yuzvendra Chahal

Total number of wicks: 27

Team: Rajasthan’s Royal Family

Economy: 7.75

medium: 19.52

Total matches: 17

Earth: India

IPL 2021 Winner Purple Hat: Harshal Patel

harsh Patel

Total number of wicks: 32

Team: Bangalore Royal Challenger

Economy: 8.14

medium: 14.34

Total matches: 15

Earth: India

IPL 2020 Purple Hat Winner: Kagiso Rabada

Kagiso Rabada

Total number of wicks: 30

Team: The capital city of Delhi

Economy: 8.34

medium: 18.26

Total matches: 17

Earth: South Africa

IPL Purple Hat Winner 2019: Imran Tahir

Imran Tahir

Total number of wicks: 26

Team: Super King Chennai

Economy: 6.69

medium: 16.57

Total matches: 17

Earth: South Africa

IPL 2018 Purple Hat Winner: Andrew Tye

Andrew Tye

Total number of wicks: 24

Team: Kings XI Punjab

Economy: 8.00

medium: 18.66

Total matches: 14

Earth: Australia

IPL Purple Hat Winner 2017: Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Total number of wicks: 26

Team: Sunrisers Hyderabad

Economy: 7.05

medium: 14.19

Total matches: 14

Earth: India

IPL Purple Hat Winner 2016: Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Total number of wicks: 23

Team: Sunrisers Hyderabad

Economy: 7.42

medium: 9:30 pm

Total matches: 17

Earth: India

2015 IPL Purple Hat Winner: Dwayne Bravo

Dwayne Well done

Total number of wicks: 26

Team: Super King Chennai

Economy: 8.14

medium: 16.38

Total matches: 17

Earth: Trinidad and Tobago

2014 IPL Purple Hat Winner: Mohit Sharma

Mohit Sharma

Total number of wicks: 23

Team: Super King Chennai

Economy: 8.39

medium: 19.65

Total matches: 16

Earth: India

2013 IPL Purple Hat Winner: Dwayne Bravo

Total number of wicks: 32

Team: Super King Chennai

Economy: 7.95

medium: 15.53

Total matches: 18

Earth: Trinidad and Tobago

IPL 2012 Purple Hat Winner: Morne Morkel

Morne Morkel

Total number of wicks: 25

Team: Delhi Daredevils

Economy: 18.12

medium: 7.19

Total matches: 16

Earth: South Africa

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IPL 2011 Purple Hat Winner: Lasith Malinga

Lasith Malinga

Total number of wicks: 28

Team: Mumbai Indians

Economy: 5.95

medium: 13.39

Total matches: 16

Earth: Sri Lanka

IPL 2010 Purple Hat Winner: Pragyan Ojha

Pragyan Ojha

Total number of wicks: 21

Team: Deccan charger

Economy: 7.29

medium: 20.42

Total matches: 16

Earth: India

IPL 2009 Purple Hat Winner: RP Singh

RP Singh

Total number of wicks: 23

Team: Deccan charger

Economy: 6.98

medium: 18.13

Total matches: 16

Earth: India

IPL 2008 Purple Hat Winner: Sohail Tanvir

Sohail Tanveer

Total number of wicks: 22

Team: Rajasthan’s Royal Family

Economy: 6.46

medium: 12.09

Total matches: 11

Earth: Pakistan

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Purple Cap is one of IPL’s biggest awards every year, along with Orange Cap and Man of the Series. Every cricket enthusiast must know who has won the purple hat in the IPL seasons. Below you can see a list of all the annual winners in tabular form.

Full list of IPL Purple Cap winners (2008-2023)

Year

Player

Team

wick

in 2023

TBA

TBA

TBA

in 2022

Yuzvendra Chahal

Rajasthan’s Royal Family

27

in 2021

harsh Patel

Bangalore Royal Challenger

32

in 2020

Kagiso Rabada

The capital city of Delhi

30

2019

Imran Tahir

Super King Chennai

26

2018

Andrew Tye

Kings XI Punjab

24

2017

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Sunrisers Hyderabad

26

2016

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Sunrisers Hyderabad

23

2015

Dwayne Well done

Super King Chennai

26

in 2014

Mohit Sharma

Super King Chennai

23

in 2013

Dwayne Well done

Super King Chennai

32

2012

Morne Morkel

Delhi Daredevils

25

2011

Lasith Malinga

Mumbai Indians

28

2010

Pragyan Ojha

Deccan charger

21

in 2009

RP Singh

Deccan charger

23

in 2008

Sohail Tanveer

Rajasthan’s Royal Family

22

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