IPL Stats - Player Profile

Jhye Richardson

Delhi Capitals 2 Seasons Latest: 2024
17Career Runs
3Innings
65Batting SR
3Wickets
10.47Economy

Jhye Richardson - Bowling By Season

3Wickets
4Innings
2Best Wkts
30.00Career SR
10.47Economy
03W/4W
05W

Bowling Summary

  • Wickets3
  • Best In Match2
  • Strike Rate30.00
  • Economy10.47

Wickets Per Season

Season Inn Wickets Balls Runs SR Eco 3W 4W 5W
2024 1 0 24 40 0 10.0000 0 0 0
2021 3 3 66 117 22 10.6364 0 0 0

Jhye Richardson - Batting By Season

17Career Runs
3Innings
15Highest
65Career SR
2Fours
0Sixes
0Fifties
0Hundreds

Batting Summary

  • Runs17
  • Highest Score15
  • Fifties0
  • Hundreds0
  • Fours2
  • Sixes0
  • Strike Rate65

Runs Per Season

Season Inn Runs Highest SR 4s 6s 50s 100s
2024 1 2 2 100 0 0 0 0
2021 2 15 15 62 2 0 0 0

Jhye Richardson - IPL Career Overview

Australian speedster Jhye Richardson lit up the IPL with express pace, sharp swing and fearless death-bowling for Punjab Kings and Mumbai Indians. Instantly recognisable through his brisk run-up and skiddy bouncers, Richardson arrived as an overseas spearhead capable of shifting momentum in the powerplay and at the death. His standout spells often combined new-ball swing with pinpoint yorkers, making him a trusted option for captains seeking early breakthroughs or clutch overs in the final five. Richardson’s ability to mix slower balls with 145-plus thunderbolts kept batters guessing and added tactical depth to his franchises. Quick in the field and vocal in huddles, the Western Australian brought infectious energy that lifted team spirits during high-pressure chases. Fans remember his electric celebrations after key wickets and his composure while defending tight totals. Whether opening the bowling or returning at the death, Richardson’s IPL impact lies in match-changing bursts that flipped games and showcased world-class fast-bowling artistry under Indian conditions.

Australian speedster Jhye Richardson may have played only two IPL seasons—2021 with Punjab Kings and 2024 with Delhi Capitals—but the 27-year-old right-arm quick has already shown glimpses of his wicket-taking ability in the shortest format. Across four bowling innings he has snapped three wickets, including a best of 2 for 23, while sending down 90 balls at an impressive strike-rate of 30.00. His economy sits at 10.47 runs per over, a number that reflects both the high-risk T20 environment and Richardson’s attacking mindset of always hunting dismissals. With the bat, Richardson has chipped in 17 runs from 26 balls, striking two fours, but his primary value remains with the ball in hand. After two injury-interrupted campaigns, IPL 2024 marked a fresh start at Delhi Capitals where the franchise banked on his express pace and sharp bouncers to bolster their death-over arsenal. If he stays fit, Richardson’s wicket-taking knack and proven international pedigree could turn him into one of the most impactful overseas quicks in the seasons ahead.

Note: This overview is partially generated using AI and is based on statistical data.