Ahmedabad: Mumbai Indians' dynamic batsman Suryakumar Yadav was honoured as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season, recognising his impactful performances that significantly contributed to his team's success.
Suryakumar amassed 717 runs throughout the season, showcasing his prowess with a strike rate exceeding 148. His consistent high-scoring innings, including multiple half-centuries and centuries, played a pivotal role in Mumbai Indians reaching the playoffs. Notably, he became the third player to surpass 3,000 runs for the franchise, joining the elite company of Rohit Sharma and Kieron Pollard.
Emerging star Sai Sudharsan of Gujarat Titans clinched both the Orange Cap, awarded to the season's highest run-scorer, and the Emerging Player of the Season award. The 23-year-old left-hander accumulated 759 runs, demonstrating remarkable consistency and maturity beyond his years. His performance was instrumental in Gujarat Titans' competitive campaign.
On the bowling front, Gujarat Titans pacer Prasidh Krishna secured the Purple Cap by taking 25 wickets, leading the wicket-taking charts for the season. His ability to deliver crucial breakthroughs and maintain pressure on opposing batsmen was a key factor in Rajasthan's bowling strategy.
The Fair Play Award was bestowed upon Chennai Super Kings (CSK), acknowledging their exemplary conduct on the field. Under the leadership of their seasoned captain, CSK upheld the spirit of the game, earning the respect of both opponents and officials.
The season culminated in a thrilling final at the Narendra Modi Stadium, where Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) clinched their maiden IPL title by defeating Punjab Kings. RCB's victory was bolstered by standout performances from players like Virat Kohli and Josh Hazlewood, marking a historic achievement for the franchise.
As the IPL 2025 season concludes, these individual accolades highlight the exceptional talents that have graced the tournament, setting new benchmarks and inspiring fans worldwide.
