Who won the ipl 2023

IPL 2023: Prize Money, Award Winners, Full List Of Who Won What Including Orange Cap, Purple Cap And MVP Shubman Gill who had a blast of the season in IPL 2023 won the orange cap as he finished with 890 runs to his name in 17 games while Mohammed Shami clinched the purple cap for bagging 28 wickets in as many games. After a long and frustrating wait of over two days, the 16th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) finally came to a conclusion as Chennai Super Kings (CSK) registered a five-wicket win over Gujarat Titans (GT) to clinch the IPL 2023 title. The game was forced into the reserved day after the scheduled day was entirely washed out on Sunday, May 28 but the rain did interrupt the game on reserve day (May 29) as well. After being put into bat first, Gujarat Titans posted a huge target of 214/4 in their 20 overs, thanks to a remarkable innings from Sai Sudharsan who scored 96 runs in just 47 balls. Wriddhiman Saha scored a brilliant half-century as well with Shubman Gill getting 39 runs as well. Chasing the target, CSK were given a revised target of 171 runs in 15 overs due to another long rain interruption. MS Dhoni's side chased down to target on the very last ball of the tournament to register a memorable victory. We Understand BCCI's Position; Hybrid Model Was Best Solution: Najam Sethi On Asia Cup Announcement Shubman Gill who had a blast of the season in IPL 2023 won the orange cap as he finished with 890 runs to his name in 17 games while Mohammed Shami ...

oi-Aditya K Halder IPL 2023 final was won by Chennai Super Kings as the MS Dhoni-led side defeated Gujarat Titans by five wickets to lift the title for the record-equalling fifth time at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday (May 29). MyKhel brings to you details of who won the Man of the Match award for the IPL 2023 final. For CSK, who were asked to chase a revised target of 170 after rain and wet outfield delay, Ravindra Jadeja hit the winning runs with a six and a four with 10 runs needed off the last two balls. Shivam Dube contributed 32 runs off 21 balls from the other end too after Ambati Rayudu's farewell knock of 8-ball 19 relaxed the required rate. However, man of the match went to Devon Conway, who scored 25-ball 47 to provide a brisk start to CSK in the chase as the New Zealand opener added 74 runs for the first wicket with Ruturaj Gaikwad (26) by the seventh over. The onslaught took the pressure off CSK in the chase as they started at an asking rate of close to 12 runs.