Farveez Maharoof IPL profile: 27 wickets in 3 seasons, Delhi Capitals 2008-2010. The Sri Lankan all-rounder’s right-arm medium pace proved decisive for Delhi, firing 420 balls and conceding only 520 runs at an economy of 7.43 and a strike-rate of 15.56. His best burst came with 3-19, part of a solitary three-wicket haul that underlined his knack for breaking partnerships. When called upon to bat, Maharoof struck fear with a 143 strike-rate, scoring 177 runs from 123 balls including 12 fours and 9 sixes, peaking at 39*. Across 20 bowling innings and 14 batting innings, he gave Delhi a flexible match-winner who could flip games with either skill—making Maharoof one of the most quietly effective performers of the early IPL era.

Ashish Nehra IPL career: 106 wickets in 88 innings, 14 three-wicket bursts, best 4 for 10, economy 7.85, strike-rate 18. Overs nine seasons from 2008 to 2017, the left-arm quick turned powerplay destroyer for Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, Pune Warriors, Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad. In 2015-16 he spearheaded CSK and SRH attacks, returning 24 wickets in 17 games. His 1908 balls cost only 2495 runs, a testament to discipline on Indian decks. With the bat Nehra was never the headline, yet 41 runs at 66 strike-rate and three fours plus one towering six show he could swing if needed. Highest score 22 off 14, 17 innings, no fifty but plenty of sting in the tail.

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