Full List Of IPL Orange Cap & Purple Cap Winners From 2008 To 2026

IPL Orange Cap Purple Cap Record: The Orange Cap and Purple Cap have become two of the most prestigious individual honours in IPL history, rewarding the tournament’s leading run-scorer and highest wicket-taker each season. Since the league’s inception in 2008, some of the biggest names in world cricket have claimed these awards through remarkable performances with bat and ball. From explosive batting displays to match-winning bowling spells, the race for the Orange and Purple Caps has often produced some of the most memorable moments. Here’s a complete look at all the players who have finished as the IPL’s top run-getter and wicket-taker over the years.

All IPL Orange Cap Winners So Far

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi claimed the IPL 2026 Orange Cap, but back in 2008, it was Australia’s Shaun Marsh who finished as the highest run-scorer. 

1. Shaun Marsh (2008) – PBKS (then Kings XI Punjab): 616 runs
2. Matthew Hayden (2009) – CSK: 572 runs
3. Sachin Tendulkar (2010) – MI: 618 runs
4. Chris Gayle (2011) – RCB: 608 runs
5. Chris Gayle (2012) – RCB: 733 runs
6. Michael Hussey (2013) – CSK: 733 runs
7. Robin Uthappa (2014) – KKR: 660 runs
8. David Warner (2015) – SRH: 562 runs
9. Virat Kohli (2016) – RCB: 973 runs
10. David Warner (2017) – SRH: 641 runs
11. Kane Williamson (2018) – SRH: 735 runs
12. David Warner (2019) – SRH: 692 runs
13. KL Rahul (2020) – PBKS (then Kings XI Punjab): 670 runs
14. Ruturaj Gaikwad (2021) – CSK: 635 runs
15. Jos Buttler (2022) – RR: 863 runs
16. Shubman Gill (2023) – GT: 890 runs
17. Virat Kohli (2024) – RCB: 741 runs
18. Sai Sudharsan (2025) – GT: 759 runs
19. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (2026) – RR: 776 runs

All IPL Purple Cap Winners So Far

South African pacer Kagiso Rabada ended up with the IPL 2026 Purple Cap. Back in 2008, it was Pakistan’s Sohail Tanvir who took the prize.

1. Sohail Tanvir (2008) – RR: 22 wickets
2. RP Singh (2009) – Deccan Chargers (now defunct): 23 wickets
3. Prgyan Ojha (2010) – Deccan Chargers: 21 wickets
4. Lasith Malinga (2011) – MI: 28 wickets
5. Morne Morkel (2012) – DC (then Delhi Daredevils): 25 wickets
6. Dwayne Bravo (2013) – CSK: 32 wickets
7. Mohit Sharma (2014) – CSK: 23 wickets
8. Dwayne Bravo (2015) – CSK: 26 wickets
9. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2016) – SRH: 23 wickets
10. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2017) – SRH: 26 wickets
11. Andrew Tye (2018) – PBKS (then Kings XI Punjab): 24 wickets
12. Imran Tahir (2019) – CSK: 26 wickets
13. Kagiso Rabada (2020) – DC: 30 wickets
14. Harshal Patel (2021) – RCB: 32 wickets
15. Yuzvendra Chahal (2022) – RR: 27 wickets
16. Mohammad Shami (2023) – GT: 28 wickets
17. Harshal Patel (2024) – PBKS: 24 wickets
18. Prasidh Krishna (2025) – GT: 25 wickets
19. Kagiso Rabada (2026) – GT: 29 wickets

While team success remains the ultimate goal, the Orange Cap and Purple Cap continue to serve as benchmarks of individual excellence in the IPL.

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