IPL 2024, which started on March 22, is currently underway: here is the latest news from the tournament, including current updates, injuries, replacements and statistics.

Updated till Match 35

IPL 2024: Latest news and updates

Delhi Capitals win another high scoring thriller

In another massive scoring match in the 2024 IPL, Delhi Capitals blasted their way to 257-4 in their innings at the Arun Jaitley Stadium yesterday (April 27). Jake Fraser-McGurk was given the Player of the Match award for his explosive 84 off 27 balls opening the innings, his runs coming at a strike rate of 311.11. Shai Hope contributed with a 17-ball 41 and Tristan Stubbs finished the innings with an unbeaten 48 off 25 balls. In reply, Mumbai Indians came close to chasing down the score. Tilak Varma smashed 63 off 32 balls before he was run out and Hardik Pandya scored 46 off 24 balls. However, three wickets apiece from Mukesh Kumar and impact player Rasikh Salam ensured Mumbai fell short of their target by ten runs.

– 247 runs @ 49.40
– 237.50 strike rate
– 22 fours, 22 sixes

Jake Fraser-McGurk has been brutal at the top of the order for Delhi Capitals 🔥

Should the 22-year-old be in Australia’s T20 World Cup side? 🇦🇺#IPL2024 pic.twitter.com/iMNj2042tt

— Wisden (@WisdenCricket) April 28, 2024

KL Rahul’s good form continues

Rahul was once again in the runs against Rajasthan, scoring 76 off 48 balls at the top of the order. Rahul is now up to third in the Orange cap rankings, having scored 378 runs at a strike rate of 144.27 this season. While his runs return is welcome for LSG, his strike rate is the lowest of anyone with more than 350 runs in this year’s tournament so far.

Sanju Samson stars for Rajasthan Royals

Chasing 196-5, Rajasthan found themselves in trouble when both Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal were dismissed after making starts. At 60-2, Samson came in to steady a potential collapse, with Riyan Parag also falling not long after Samson came to the crease. However, from there Samson played a blinding innings, finishing on 71 not out off 33 balls, combining with Dhruv Jurel, who scored a half-century, to take the side over the line. The innings could boost his potential to claim the up-for-grabs wicketkeeper-batter spot in India’s T20 World Cup squad, which is set to be announced soon.

IPL 2024: Injuries and replacements

Ruled out of the season

Mohammed Shami (GT): Ankle injury – replaced by Sandeep Warrier
Prasidh Krishna (RR): Quadriceps injury – replaced by Keshav Maharaj
Gus Atkinson (KKR): Workload management – replaced by Dushmantha Chameera
Mark Wood (LSG): Workload management –  replaced by Shamar Joseph
Jason Roy (KKR): Personal reasons – replaced by Phil Salt
Harry Brook (DC): Personal reasons – replaced by Lizaad Williams
Lungi Ngidi (DC): Ankle injury – replaced by Jake Fraser-McGurk
Robin Minz (GT): Injury due to bike accident – replaced by BR Sharath
Adam Zampa (RR): Personal reasons – replaced by Tanush Kotian
Dilshan Madushanka (MI): Hamstring injury – replaced by Kwena Maphaka
Jason Behrendorff (MI): Broken leg – replaced by Luke Wood
Mujeeb Ur Rahman (KKR): Unknown – replaced by Allah Ghazanfar
David Willey (LSG): Fatigue – replaced by Matt Henry
Wanindu Hasaranga (SRH): Heel injury – replaced by Vijayakanth Viyaskanth
Vishnu Vinod (MI): Forearm injury – replaced by Harvik Desai
Mitchell Marsh (DC): Right hamstring tear – replaced by Gulbadin Naib
Devon Conway (CSK): Thumb injury – replaced by Richard Gleeson
Mustafizur Rahman (CSK): Left for Bangladesh for rest of season
Matheesha Pathirana (CSK): Left for Sri Lanka for rest of season
Sushant Mishra (GT): Replaced by Gurnoor Singh Brar

Doubtful for at least part of the season

Shikhar Dhawan (PBKS): Shoulder injury – ruled out since April 14

Left for international duties

For the full list, click here.

IPL 2024: Important stats

Batting stats

• Most runs (Orange Cap): Virat Kohli (661)
• Most fours: Travis Head (61)
• Most sixes: Abhishek Sharma (35)
• Most fours in an innings: Phil Salt (14 vs LSG)
• Most sixes in an innings: Will Jacks (10 vs GT)
• Fastest fifty: Jake Fraser-McGurk (15 balls vs SRH), Jake Fraser-McGurk (15 balls vs MI)
• Fastest hundred: Travis Head (39 balls vs RCB)
• Highest score: Marcus Stoinis (124* vs RR)
• Best batting strike rate (100 balls): Jake Fraser-McGurk (234)
• Best batting strike rate in an innings (10 balls): Romario Shepherd (390 vs DC)
• Best batting average (100 runs): MS Dhoni (68)

Bowling stats

• Most wickets (Purple Cap): Harshal Patel (22)
• Most dot balls: Jasprit Bumrah (149)
• Most dot balls in an innings: Mayank Yadav (17 vs RCB), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (17 vs MI)
• Most maidens: Khaleel Ahmed (2), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2)
• Best bowling economy (20 overs): Jasprit Bumrah (6.48)
• Best bowling economy in an innings (4 overs): Yuzvendra Chahal (2.75 vs MI), Krunal Pandya (2.75 vs GT)
• Best bowling average (5 wickets): Mayank Yadav (12.14)
• Best bowling strike rate (5 wickets): Andre Russell (10.1)
• Best bowling figures: Sandeep Sharma (5-18 vs MI)
• Most runs conceded in an innings: Mohit Sharma (0-73 vs DC)

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