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Prasidh Krishna stands as the second-highest wicket-taker in the tournament and is a leading contender for the Purple Cap. With 23 wickets in 14 matches and an economy rate below 8, he has established himself as the standout bowler of the season.
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Despite missing a few matches, Jasprit Bumrah remains one of the tournament’s top wicket-takers. With 17 wickets in just 10 games, he’ll be looking to add more to his tally in the remaining matches.
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Mohammed Siraj has been a key performer for GT, especially with the new ball. His ability to strike early and consistently makes him a bowler to keep an eye on.
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As one of the tournament’s top wicket-takers, Trent Boult has delivered consistently for Mumbai Indians. The left-arm pacer has picked up 19 wickets and is firmly in the race for the Purple Cap.
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Amid a list dominated by pacers, Sai Kishore stands out as one of the top-performing spinners. His 17 wickets in 14 games have been instrumental in providing timely breakthroughs and helping his team secure a spot in the playoffs.
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