These 4 players confronted the most number of balls in IPL 2020

Outsmarting Delhi Capitals in the final of IPL 2020, Mumbai Indians won their fifth and second back-to-back IPL prize on Tuesday. It was an elating ride, as the competition offered a vent for the disappointment outside.

IPL 2020 was on point. While we witnessing a lot of tight experiences, the playoffs race of this season was exciting too. Regarding exhibitions, the vast majority of the standard suspects were there at the top. Any semblance of KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan did well with the bat, while Jasprit Bumrah and Rashid Khan were splendid with the ball.

In this article, we take you through one interesting stat of IPL 2020. We reveal to you the 4 batsmen who confronted the most number of balls in this release.

1. KL Rahul - 518

Obviously, the Orange Cap winner must be on the list. KL Rahul had one more gainful IPL campaign as he came out as the best batsmen of the tournament. Appointed as the skipper unexpectedly, KL Rahul played with an alternate procedure this year. Hold his assaulting impulses aside, the KXIP's captain assumed the liability of mooring his group's batting innings. Thusly, KL needed to endure long on the crease, and essentially, a few balls came to his direction. Subsequently, with 518 balls confronted, he remains at the first spot on this list.

2. Shikhar Dhawan - 427

Considering he endured a couple of ducks and low scores, Dhawan's essence in this list shows how predominant he was in IPL 2020. In any event in two games, he batted nearly for the whole twenty overs and he had got few fifties in other matches. In spite of the fact that Dhawan might have been additionally assaulting, he played carefully in light of the fact that a couple of different individuals from the squad were out of form. Toward the finish, all things considered, Dhawan had confronted a sum of 427 balls.

3. Shreyas Iyer - 421

Shreyas Iyer's batting position was not consistent this season. In spite of the fact that he began the season at No.3, he needed to descend on specific events to oblige Ajinkya Rahane. Notwithstanding, Iyer played 421 balls this season. In any case, this was normal as Iyer was the assigned anchor in the team. He made a couple of good scores, yet the general effect by the youth was to some degree inadmissible.

4. Virat Kohli - 384

Virat Kohli invested a lot of energy in the crease this season. Devdutt Padikkal's initial accomplices typically fizzled, and this implied that Virat came right on time to the crease. The Indian captain likes to pace his innings, and as a feature of this procedure, he scored a ton by running between the wickets. With the middle-order underneath AB de Villiers feeble, Virat was additionally careful about the way that he needed to defend his wicket. In spite of the fact that this prompted a lower strike-rate, Virat confronted a lot of balls on the pitch. Ideally, this could help him in the near future.

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