Naman Ojha IPL profile: 1,554 runs, 118 strike-rate, 94* best, 6 fifties, 121 fours, 79 sixes across 10 seasons with Delhi Capitals, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Rajasthan Royals. From 2009 to 2018 Naman Ojha built a reputation as one of the most explosive wicket-keeper batsmen in IPL history. In 94 innings the right-hander faced 1,313 balls and cleared the ropes 79 times while finding the gap 121 times, turning every 11th ball into a boundary. Six bruising half-centuries sit alongside a career-best unbeaten 94, showcasing his ability to accelerate through the gears on good batting decks. Ojha’s journey began with Rajasthan Royals in 2009, where flashes of power-hitting first caught the eye. A move to Delhi Capitals in 2011 saw him become a mainstay at the top order, bringing rare muscle to the franchise’s batting line-up. After three productive seasons he switched to Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2014, adding 200-plus runs in each of his three campaigns there. A return to Delhi for the 2018 season closed the loop on a decade that saw the Madhya Pradesh keeper adapt to every challenge thrown his way. With a strike-rate of 118 and no centuries to his name, Ojha’s story is not one of accumulation but impact: when he fired, matches turned quickly. His 1554 runs came at break-neck pace, making him the ideal floater in any T20 batting order.

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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