Prithvi Shaw has been Delhi Capitals’ pocket-rocket opener since 2018, lighting up seven IPL seasons with a fearless brand of batting built on one mantra—see the ball, hit the ball. Across 79 innings the right-hander has piled up 1,892 runs at a jaw-dropping strike rate of 147, turning every delivery into potential fireworks. Those numbers translate to 238 fours and 61 sixes that have dented advertising hoardings and opposition morale alike. While the three-figure mark has narrowly eluded him—his highest remains an agonising 99—Shaw has still crossed fifty on 14 occasions, proving he can both explode and anchor when the situation demands. Every season the 24-year-old has donned the DC blue, making the Ferozeshah Kotla his personal playground. With 238 boundaries already to his name, Shaw is chasing the rare 250-fours club, and at his current pace the landmark could arrive as early as IPL 2025.

Mustafizur Rahman, the left-arm Bangladeshi pace sensation, has become one of the IPL’s most consistent wicket-takers since his 2016 debut. Across eight seasons—representing Sunrisers Hyderabad, Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals and now Delhi Capitals—he has claimed 65 wickets in 60 bowling innings, striking every 20.98 balls at an economy of 8.13. His seven three-wicket hauls and a best of 4-for underline his knack for breaking partnerships, while his 1,364 balls bowled show a workload few quicks can match. With the bat, he remains a rare sight: 13 runs from 24 balls, including one six, and a highest score of 8. The “Fizz” story is written in wickets, not runs, and IPL 2025 sees him back in Delhi Capitals colours, poised to add fresh chapters to his legacy.

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