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Who got orange cap in IPL 2016?

IPL 2016: Orange Cap – Virat Kohli 01:16 mins 02:54 mins 02:58 mins 01:35 mins 00:45 mins 01:07 mins 01:30 mins 02:49 mins 00:35 mins 01:04 mins 02:55 mins 05:53 mins 02:14 mins 01:06 mins 02:40 mins 00:42 mins 02:00 mins 03:22 mins 01:32 mins 01:33 mins 01:57 mins : IPL 2016: Orange Cap – Virat Kohli

How many times RCB qualified for final?

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Royal Challengers Bangalore

League	Indian Premier League
Personnel
Captain	Faf du Plessis
Coach	Sanjay Bangar
Owner	United Spirits
Team information
City	Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Colors	(home) (away)
Founded	2008
Home ground	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium (Capacity: 40,000)
History
Indian Premier League wins
CLT20 wins
Official website	royalchallengers.com
Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2021

The Royal Challengers Bangalore (often abbreviated as RCB ) are a franchise cricket team based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, that plays in the Indian Premier League (IPL). One of the original eight teams in the IPL, the team has made three final appearances in the IPL, losing all (in 2009 to the Deccan Chargers, in 2011 to the Chennai Super Kings and in 2016 to the Sunrisers Hyderabad ).

Who scored the most runs in IPL 2016?

Most Runs in IPL 2016 – Indian Premier League T20 (IPL Orange Cap )

Sr	Player	R
1	Virat Kohli (RCB)	973
2	David Warner (SRH)	848
3	AB de Villiers (RCB)	687
4	Shikhar Dhawan (SRH)	501

Which IPL team has lost most matches?

Team wins, losses and draws – As of 30 May 2023

Current teams

Team	Span	Matches	Won	Lost	Tied+W	Tied+L	NR	Win %	Titles
CSK	2008 – 2015, 2018 – 2023	225	131	91		1	2	58.96	5
DC	2008 – 2023	238	105	127	3	1	2	45.33	0
GT	2022 – 2023	33	23	10				69.69	1
KKR	2008 – 2023	237	119	114	1	3		51.05	2
LSG	2022 – 2023	30	17	12			1	58.62	0
MI	2008 – 2023	247	138	105	2	2		56.68	5
PBKS	2008 – 2023	232	104	124	3	1		45.68	0
RR	2008 – 2015, 2018 – 2023	206	101	100	2	1	2	50.24	1
RCB	2008 – 2023	241	114	120	2	1	4	48.73	0
SRH	2013 – 2023	166	78	84	1	3		48.19	1

table> Defunct teams

Team Span Matches Won Lost Tied+W Tied+L NR Win % Titles DCH 2008 – 2012 75 29 46 38.66 1 KTK 2011 14 6 8 42.85 0 PWI 2011 – 2013 46 12 33 1 26.66 0 GL 2016 – 2017 30 13 16 1 45.00 0 RPS 2016 – 2017 30 15 15 50.00 0

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Notes:

Tie+W and Tie+L indicates matches tied and then won or lost by super over The result percentage excludes no results and counts ties (irrespective of a tiebreaker) as half a win

Who hit the biggest sixes in IPL 2016?

Here is the list of The Top 10 Longest Sixes in the IPL 2016:

	Batsman	Distance (meters)
1	Ben Cutting	117
2	AB de Villers (RCB)	111
3	Shane Watson (RCB)	109
4	Sanju Samson (DD)	108

Who hit most sixes in IPL 2016?

Records in Indian Premier League, 2016

Player	Span	6s
V Kohli (RCB)	2016-2016	38
AB de Villiers (RCB)	2016-2016	37
DA Warner (SRH)	2016-2016	31
CH Gayle (RCB)	2016-2016	21

Who scored 4 100s in IPL 2016?

Most centuries in an IPL season: Virat Kohli – 4 (2016). Jos Buttler – 4 (2022). Shubman Gill – 3 (2023).

Who has the most fair play award in IPL?

Chennai have won a record 6 IPL Fair Play Awards (2008, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, and 2015) in their 13 seasons in the league. Rajasthan (2012, 2021, and 2022) have won the award three times, and Hyderabad (2016 and 2019) and Mumbai (2018 & 2020) have won it twice.

Who has the most wickets in IPL 2016?

DIBYANGSHU SARKAR/Getty Images Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli won the coveted Orange Cap after finishing the 2016 Indian Premier League season on 973 runs following a 54-run total against Sunrisers Hyderabad in Sunday’s final. Hyderabad sealed their first-ever IPL title with an eight-run victory after selecting to bat first in Bengaluru.

India international Kohli ends the competition with an imperious record with the bat, recording four centuries, six half-centuries, an average tally of 81.08 and a strike rate of 152.03. The closest challenger to his crown, David Warner, ended his campaign with a 69 total to take his overall haul to 848 runs, having made nine half-centuries in 17 matches.

In the race to secure the Purple Cap, Hyderabad’s Bhuvneshwar Kumar secured top spot having taken 23 wickets across 66 overs of competition, with RCB’s Y uzvendra Chahal in second place with two wickets fewer. Here’s a look at how the final match of the competition impacted on the standings for the Orange and Purple Caps and a closer examination of how the star men fared in the contest.

IPL 2016: Top Run-Scorers
Pos	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR
1	Virat Kohli	16	16	4	973	113	81.08	640	152.03
2	David Warner	17	17	3	848	93*	60.57	560	151.42
3	AB de Villiers	16	16	3	687	129*	52.84	407	168.79
4	Shikhar Dhawan	17	17	4	501	82*	38.53	429	116.78
5	Gautam Gambhir	15	15	2	501	90*	38.53	411	121.89
6	Rohit Sharma	14	14	3	489	85*	44.45	368	132.88
7	Ajinkya Rahane	14	14	3	480	74	43.63	379	126.64
8	Murali Vijay	14	14	1	453	89	34.84	364	124.45
9	Quinton de Kock	13	13	1	445	108	37.08	327	136.08
10	Suresh Raina	15	15	1	399	75	28.50	312	127.88
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IPL 2016: Top Wicket-Takers Pos Player Mat Inns Overs Runs Wkts BBI Avg Econ SR 1 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 17 17 66.0 490 23 4/29 21.30 7.42 17.21 2 Yuzvendra Chahal 13 13 49.1 401 21 4/25 19.09 8.15 14.04 3 Shane Watson 16 16 56.3 485 20 4/29 24.25 8.58 16.95 4 Dhawal Kulkarni 14 14 49.0 364 18 4/14 20.22 7.42 16.33 5 Mustafizur Rahman 16 16 61.0 421 17 3/16 24.76 6.90 21.52 6 Mitchell McClenaghan 14 14 53.2 436 17 4/21 25.64 8.17 18.82 7 Dwayne Bravo 15 15 56.0 494 17 4/22 29.05 8.82 19.76 8 Sandeep Sharma 14 14 50.0 366 15 2/11 24.40 7.32 20.00 9 Jasprit Bumrah 14 14 52.0 406 15 3/13 27.06 7.80 20.80 10 Andre Russell 12 12 36.3 291 15 4/20 19.40 7.97 14.60 IPLT20.com

What is prize money of IPL?

IPL, one of the premier T20 tournaments in the world, offers the highest prize money. In 2023, the total prize purse for the competition is Rs 46.5 crore. – Published : May 27, 2023 10:44 IST, MUMBAI – 3 MINS READ The total prize purse for IPL 2023 is Rs 46.5 crore. | Photo Credit: Getty Images The total prize purse for IPL 2023 is Rs 46.5 crore. | Photo Credit: Getty Images When the Indian Premier League got underway in 2008, it not only changed the perception of the game, but also brought about a significant change in terms of prize money.

The winning side received Rs 4.8 crore, whereas the runner-up was awarded with Rs 2.4 crore in the first couple of editions – in 2008 and 2009. Back then, it was possibly the highest prize money for any cricketing event. With DLF as its title sponsor and several top corporate outfits backing the league, the IPL eventually turned into a game-changer.15 years later, the IPL continues to be the premier tournament in the world, offering the highest prize money – Rs 20 crore for the winning team, and Rs 13 crore for the runner-up.

While there has been a four-fold rise in the prize purse since its inception, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) plans to increase it further in the coming seasons, though the figure is yet to be finalised. But as things stand now, the total prize purse for teams is Rs 46.5 crore.

The team finishing third receives Rs 7 crore, followed by the fourth team earning Rs 6.5 crore. This has been maintained for the last couple of seasons, and to make the league more attractive, the individual prize figures have gone up over the years. The batter with most runs is awarded with the Orange Cap and a cash reward of Rs 15 lakh, whereas the Purple Cap – which goes to the bowler claiming the most number of wickets – winner also receives an equal amount of money.

The Emerging Player of the tournament gets a cash reward of Rs 20 lakh, while the Most Valuable Player of the season receives prize money of Rs 12 lakh. The other awards – the Power Player of the Season, Super Striker of the Season and Game Changer of the Season – come with cash rewards of Rs 15 lakh and Rs 12 lakh respectively.

Who got Orange Cap in 2015?

2018 – Kane Williamson – Kane Williamson became the first player from New Zealand to make it to the IPL orange cap winners list. His 735 runs in 17 innings helped Sunrisers reach the final, where they fell short against the Chennai Super Kings thanks to Shane Watson’s brilliant century.

Who won the Orange Cap in 2017?

List of all IPL Orange Cap Winners

Year	Winner	Team
2017	David Warner	SRH
2016	Virat Kohli	RCB
2015	David Warner	SRH
2014	Robin Uthappa	KKR

Who won orange cap in IPL 2017?

2021 – Ruturaj Gaikwad – The IPL is a great tournament for discovering unknown talent, and last year, Ruturaj Gaikwad, an uncapped India player, added himself to the IPL orange cap list. His 635 runs in 16 innings, which included his debut IPL century against the Rajasthan Royals, ensured that Chennai clinched their fourth IPL title. Ruturaj also received the emerging player award for his efforts.

Who got orange cap in IPL 2017?

List of all IPL Orange Cap Winners

Year	Winner	Team
2017	David Warner	SRH
2016	Virat Kohli	RCB
2015	David Warner	SRH
2014	Robin Uthappa	KKR

Who won most orange cap in IPL history?

Which player has won the IPL Orange Cap most times. – David Warner has won the Orange Cap award for most runs in the IPL three times while Chris Gayle has won it twice.

What is the record of Virat Kohli in IPL 2016?

Most runs in an IPL season: Gill finishes with 890 in 2023, second behind Kohli’s 973 The Indian Premier League (IPL) has seen some of the world’s best batters dominate the charts over the course of 16 editions. A few world-class batters have managed to produce spellbinding run-scoring streaks to single-handedly lead their sides’ towards glory.

• Former India and Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli recorded the most runs in an edition during the IPL 2016 season.
• Ohli racked up a staggering 973 runs from 16 matches with an eye-popping four centuries and seven fifties as RCB finished runner-up.
• In the IPL 2023 season, Gujarat Titans opener Shubman Gill became the second Indian and fourth overall to breach the 800-run mark, crossing the feat during the Qualifier 2 clash against Mumbai Indians.

Gill also notched up his third IPL century of the season, becoming the second Indian after Kohli to record three or more tons in an IPL season. Gill ended up with a 60-ball 129 with seven fours and 10 sixes. He also surpassed Virender Sehwag’s (122 for PBKS in 2014) for the highest individual score in an IPL Playoffs match.

Name and Year	Matches	Runs	Average	Strike Rate	100s	50s	Highest Score
Virat Kohli (RCB) – 2016	16	973	81.08	152.03	4	7	113
Shubman Gill (GT) – 2023	17	890	59.33	157.80	3	5	129
Jos Buttler (RR) – 2022	17	863	57.53	149.05	4	4	116
David Warner (SRH) – 2016	17	848	60.57	151.42	0	9	93*
Kane Williamson (SRH) – 2018	17	735	52.50	142.44	0	8	84

Stats updated during CSK vs GT IPL 2023 final) : Most runs in an IPL season: Gill finishes with 890 in 2023, second behind Kohli’s 973