Mumbai Indians & Chennai Super Kings lead the charts with 5 trophies each.

KL Rahul smashed a 50 in just 14 balls against Delhi Capitals in 2018.

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Virat Kohli holds the record with 7000+ IPL runs, making him the ultimate run machine.

Mitchell Starc became the costliest IPL player ever in 2024, sold for ₹24.75 Cr to KKR.

Brendon McCullum set the stage on fire with a 158 off 73 balls* in IPL 2008’s opening match.