Harpreet Brar IPL 2025: Punjab Kings’ left-arm orthodox spinner has quietly become one of the league’s most economical wicket-takers. Across seven seasons—all spent in the red-and-gold of Punjab Kings—the 28-year-old has picked up 35 wickets from 811 balls while conceding just over eight runs an over. His strike-rate of 23.17 balls per scalp is among the best for any Indian slow bowler in the tournament’s last five years, and his four three-wicket hauls underline his knack for breaking partnerships. The story behind the numbers is of control meeting guile: only four bowlers have bowled more overs for Punjab since 2020, yet Brar’s economy stays rock solid at 8.03 even on batting-friendly tracks. His standout spell came in 2021 when he rocked the Royals with 4/15—still his personal best—and he has now delivered at least one three-wicket performance in four different campaigns. While Brar’s batting is largely used for late-order cameos, his 120 strike-rate from 244 runs shows he can swing a game in either discipline. Expect the Punjab Kings to keep leaning on him as a middle-overs choke bowler who can turn the match with one tight over and a timely breakthrough.

Shikhar Dhawan IPL Story: 17 seasons, 6,769 runs, 51 half-centuries, 768 fours, 152 sixes, 127 strike rate, 2 centuries, 106* highest, 221 innings, 5,324 balls faced.

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