Orange & purple cap update: Royal Challengers Bangalore defeated Mumbai Indians by 12 runs in a thrilling match in the 20th match of Indian Premier League 2025. In this match, RCB, batting first, scored a big score of 221 runs, in response to which Mumbai Indians could score only 209 runs in 20 overs and lost the match with 12 runs. However, after the end of this match, the list of Purple Cap and Orange Cap has also seen a reshuffle. Mumbai star batsman Suryakumar Yadav missed out on capturing Orange Cap (Orange & Purple Cap Update) by 3 runs, while captain Hardik Pandya has reached the Purple Cap race with Noor Ahmed.

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Lucknow Super Giants star left -handed batsman Nicholas Puran is at the top position with 201 runs in four matches. Puran has been occupying Orange Cap (Orange & Purple Cap Update) for a long time. He has scored 201 runs in 4 matches at a banging strike rate of 218.47. Puran would like to further strengthen this lead by playing a big innings against Kolkata on Tuesday.

Mumbai Indians veteran explosive batsman Suryakumar Yadav had a golden opportunity to snatch Orange Cap (Orange & Purple Cap Update) from Nicholas Puran, but he missed just 3 runs. Surya has scored 199 runs in four matches. At the same time, Sai Sudarshan of Gujarat Titans is present with 191 runs at number three. While Mitchell Marsh is holding 184 runs at number four. In fifth place, Jose Butler of Gujarat Titans remain with 166 runs in four innings.

Pandya's lead continues in purple cap

In the race of Purple Cap (Orange & Purple Cap Update) in IPL 2025, Chinaman spinner Noor Ahmed of Chennai Super Kings still remain in the first place. Noor has taken 10 wickets in 4 matches with an average of 11.80 and an affordable economy of 7.86. Now on Tuesday, Noor will want to further strengthen this lead by taking more and more wickets against Punjab Kings.

Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya also has 10 wickets in the race of Purple Cap (Orange & Purple Cap Update), but he is second in this list due to lagging behind Noor in economy and average. In third place, Mohammad Siraj of Gujarat Titans is present with 9 wickets, while at number four, Delhi Capitates' Mitchell Starc stands with 9 wickets. In fifth place, Sai Kishore of Gujarat Titans remain with 8 wickets in 4 matches.