IPL 2025: Mumbai Indians’ six-hitting machine Naman Dhir has turned 217 balls into 392 runs in only two seasons, lighting up the Wankhede with 23 sixes and 36 fours at a blistering strike-rate of 180. The Haryana dasher announced himself in 2024, but the leap in 2025 has been eye-catching: a 62-run demolition job remains his highest score and the lone fifty so far, yet every outing underlines why MI back him as a finisher. Nineteen innings, one fifty, zero centuries—Dhir’s story is less about milestones and more about mayhem in the death overs. While he has rolled his arm over for 52 balls without claiming a wicket, economy of 8.77 shows he can hold a spot even when the bat cools. With MI retaining the right-hander for the third straight year, fantasy managers and fans alike are bracing for more fireworks from Naman Dhir in IPL 2026.

Yashasvi Bhupendra Jaiswal IPL Story: 2,166 runs, 258 fours, 92 sixes in six seasons with Rajasthan Royals From his 2020 debut to the ongoing 2025 season, Yashasvi Jaiswal has become the beating heart of Rajasthan Royals’ top order. In 66 innings the left-hander has piled up 2,166 runs off just 1,417 balls, translating to a blistering strike rate of 152. The numbers explode further when you notice the 258 fours and 92 sixes, proof of his fearless boundary-hunting style. His fifteen half-centuries and two scintillating hundreds, including a career-best 124, underline match-winning pedigree rather than cameo promise. Having worn the Royals cap every single season since 2020, Jaiswal offers rare continuity in the ever-changing IPL carousel. Each year the franchise has banked on his ability to turn powerplay overs into boundary carnivals, and the opener has delivered with relentless consistency. With no bowling aspirations—his solitary over went for six runs—his entire focus remains on dismantling attacks, making him a pure batting asset in fantasy and real-world XIs alike. Heading into the 2025 playoffs push, expect Yashasvi Jaiswal to keep teeing off at 150-plus strike rates, peppering the arc between long-on and deep point with those 92 sixes and counting.

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