Suresh Raina remains the most prolific Indian run-getter in IPL history, amassing 5,528 runs from just 200 innings at an explosive strike rate of 136. The left-hander, who last turned out for Chennai Super Kings in 2021, spent 13 seasons—12 of them with CSK—turning the yellow jersey into a synonym for reliability and flair. Raina’s bat sent the ball racing to the fence 506 times and cleared it 203 times, underlining his reputation as one of the league’s great entertainers. His lone IPL century, a scintillating 100*, sits alongside 39 half-centuries, proof that he could both anchor and accelerate at will. While he occasionally rolled his arm over, claiming 25 wickets in 69 bowling innings, the story of Raina is written primarily in runs and sixes.

Angelo Mathews IPL story: 724 runs, 27 wickets, one match-winning all-round package Sri Lankan veteran Angelo Mathews turned six IPL seasons into a compact highlight reel, stacking 724 runs at a brisk strike-rate of 125 and taking 27 wickets at an impressive strike-rate of 29.30. The right-hander’s bat did the louder talking—he faced 575 balls and found the boundary 73 times (44 fours, 29 sixes) while registering one half-century and a career-best 65. Mathews’ most recent stint came with Delhi Capitals in 2017, capping stints that also took him to Pune Warriors and Kolkata Knight Riders between 2009 and 2015. With ball in hand he operated at a tidy economy of 8.18 and twice rattled three scalps in an innings, peaking with 4 for in a single spell. Across 41 batting innings and 44 bowling innings, Mathews proved why franchises kept calling—he could finish an over or finish a chase, all in one compact frame.

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