Amit Mishra IPL bowling record: 174 wickets in 162 innings over 16 seasons, 19.37 strike rate, 7.38 economy, 16 three-wicket hauls and one five-for – the veteran leg-spinner who spun Delhi, Hyderabad and now Lucknow to victories.

Explosive West Indian opener Dwayne Smith lit up nine IPL seasons with a fearless brand of batting that yielded 2,385 runs from only 88 innings at a commanding strike-rate of 135. Known for clearing the ropes at will, Smith hammered 117 sixes and 245 fours, translating to a boundary every 4.8 balls. His 17 half-centuries underline consistency, while an unbeaten 87 remains his highest statement of intent. Although primarily celebrated for his batting pyrotechnics, Smith also rolled his arm over in 46 bowling innings, snaring 26 wickets with a best of 4/30 and two three-wicket hauls. Yet it is the bat that tells the bigger story—2,385 runs off 1,764 balls, a record few opening combinations can match. From Mumbai Indians in 2008 to Gujarat Titans in 2017, Smith’s journey through the tournament’s most successful franchises mirrors the league’s own rise. Whether launching attacks at Wankhede or anchoring chases at Chepauk, the Caribbean dynamo proved a match-winner whose numbers still echo in IPL highlight reels.

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