Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dominates the IPL 2026 Orange Cap table and standings. Before falling for 97 off 29 balls on Wednesday, he hit 12 sixes to surpass Chris Gayle's record for the most sixes in an IPL season. He was also on his way to earning the fastest IPL century in Gayle's history (off 30 balls).
He has already risen to the top of the run-getters' table in IPL 2026 (not for the first time) with 680 runs, 28 ahead of second-place B Sai Sudharsan of Gujarat Titans (GT). You would think that he would eventually reach that record as well.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dominates the IPL 2026 Orange Cap table and standings. Before falling for 97 off 29 balls on Wednesday, he hit 12 sixes to surpass Chris Gayle's record for the most sixes in an IPL season. He was also on his way to earning the fastest IPL century in Gayle's history (off 30 balls).
He has already risen to the top of the run-getters' table in IPL 2026 (not for the first time) with 680 runs, 28 ahead of second-place B Sai Sudharsan of Gujarat Titans (GT). You would think that he would eventually reach that record as well.

Heinrich Klaasen (624 runs), Ishan Kishan (602 runs), and Abhishek Sharma (563 runs) of SRH concluded the season ranked third, fifth, and eighth, respectively.
Purple Cap Leaderboard
For the second straight game, Jofra Archer, who has been having his best IPL season, took three wickets. He was costly against SRH, giving up 58 runs in his four overs, but he took three wickets—all of the previously mentioned big three—during the powerplay.
Who has the right to complain?
As of right moment, Archer has taken 24 wickets this season. However, two bowlers with 26 wickets apiece, RCB's Bhuvneshwar Kumar and GT's Kagiso Rabada, are ahead of him and have the potential to increase their totals.