Pawan Negi IPL 2019 summary: The left-arm spinner-turned-explosive lower-order hitter has quietly built an eight-season bank of impact performances. Across 42 bowling innings for Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore, Negi has snapped up 34 wickets at a strike-rate of 21.06 balls per scalp and a frugal economy of 7.87. Twice he has broken the back of an innings with three-wicket bursts, including a best of four for. With the bat, Negi has muscled 365 runs from 289 balls, striking at 126 and clearing the ropes 16 times while threading 27 boundaries. His fearless cameo high of 36 has repeatedly swung momentum. From 2012 to 2019 the all-rounder has been a trusted utility asset, turning games with ball and late-order sixes alike.

Piyush Chawla IPL profile: 192 wickets in 191 innings across 16 seasons, proving why he is one of the most durable and successful spinners in the league’s history. From his explosive debut with Punjab Kings in 2008 to his latest spell for Mumbai Indians in 2024, Chawla has bowled 3 850 balls, conceded 5 108 runs and never let the asking rate climb above 7.96 an over. His strike-rate of 20.05 balls per wicket underlines relentless pressure, while 15 three-wicket bursts and a best of 4/19 show match-turning ability. With 20 IPL teams changing hands around him, Chawla remained a constant, wearing five different jerseys yet always delivering the same sharp leg-breaks and clever googlies. When called upon, he has swung the long handle too, smashing 56 fours and 20 sixes in 624 runs at a strike-rate of 110, including a fearless unbeaten 24. Sixteen summers, 192 scalps, one enduring legacy: Piyush Chawla is the silent architect of many an IPL triumph.

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