List Of Extraordinary Players With Most Man Of The Match Award In IPL From 2008 To 2023

From the beginning Indian Premier League (IPL) has been an incredible cricketing spectacle, there are matches in every season that draw millions of cricket fans towards the tournament. Within that exciting varieties of matches are stand-out players who consistently shine as Most Valuable Players (MVPs). One of the most prestigious awards within IPL history for cricketers is winning man of the match today match; we dig deep into its archives in this article to identify those players who have earned it most frequently in IPL history.

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Players With Most Man Of The Match Award in IPL

Players With Most Man Of The Match Award in IPL

The Man of the Match award is given after a particular match gets over for the one who stood out of the box on that particular day. Man of the Match today in IPL is just not given based on the runs they score or wickets they take, it takes a lot of effort a particular individual brought up to the game to guide his team to victory. Here’s the list of players who have won the IPL man of the match award twice in this tournament till date.

#.	Player Name	Teams	Matches	Innings	Runs	Average	Overs	Wickets	Average	Awards
1.	AB de Villiers	DD, RCB	184	170	5162	39.71	0	0	0	25
2.	Chris Gayle	KKR, RCB, KXIP	142	141	4965	39.72	92.2	18	40.5	22
3.	Rohit Sharma	DCH, MI	243	238	6211	29.58	60.3	15	32.53	19
4.	David Warner	DD, SRH	176	176	6397	41.54	0.1	0	0	18
5.	MS Dhoni	CSK, RPS	250	218	5082	38.79	0	0	0	17
6.	Shane Watson	RR, RCB, CSK	145	141	3874	30.99	338.1	92	29.15	16
7.	Yusuf Pathan	RR, KKR, SRH	174	154	3204	29.13	189.1	42	33.02	16
8.	Virat Kohli	RCB	237	229	7263	37.25	41.5	4	92	16
9.	Kieron Pollard	MI	189	171	3412	28.67	246	69	31.26	14
10.	Suresh Raina	CSK, GL	205	200	5528	32.52	154.2	25	45.8	14
11.	Ravindra Jadeja	RR, KTK, CSK, GL	226	173	2692	26.39	591.1	152	29.57	13
12.	Andre Russell	DD, KKR	112	96	2262	29	253.3	96	24.49	13
13.	Ajinkya Rahane	MI, RR, RPS, DD, KKR, CSK	172	159	4400	30.99	1	1	5	13
14.	Gautam Gambhir	DD, KKR	154	152	4217	31.01	0	0	0	13
15.	Amit Mishra	DD, DCH, SRH, LSG	161	57	381	11.91	559.5	173	23.87	12
16.	Sunil Narine	KKR	162	96	1046	13.76	624.1	163	25.79	12
17.	Shikhar Dhawan	DD, MI, DCH, SRH, KXIP	217	216	6617	35.39	8	4	16.5	12
18.	KL Rahul	RCB, SRH, KXIP, LSG	118	109	4163	46.78	0	0	0	12
19.	Michael Hussey	CSK, MI	59	58	1977	38.76	0	0	0	12
20.	Rashid Khan	SRH, GT	109	52	443	13.84	432.5	139	20.76	11
21.	Dwayne Smith	MI, DCH, CSK, GL	91	89	2385	28.39	89.5	26	31.15	11
22.	Virender Sehwag	DD, KXIP	104	104	2728	27.56	22.4	6	39.17	11
23.	Jos Buttler	MI, RR	96	95	3223	37.92	0	0	0	11
24.	Umesh Yadav	DD, KKR, RCB	141	50	196	9.8	484.2	136	30.04	10
25.	Jacques Kallis	RCB, KKR	98	96	2427	28.55	290.2	65	35.28	10
26.	Ambati Rayudu	MI, CSK	204	187	4348	28.23	0	0	0	10
27.	Faf du Plessis	CSK, RPS, RCB	130	123	4133	36.9	1	0	0	10
28.	Ruturaj Gaikwad	CSK	52	51	1797	39.07	0	0	0	10
29.	Glenn Maxwell	DD, MI, KXIP, RCB	124	120	2719	26.4	141.2	31	37.87	9
30.	Sanju Samson	RR, DD	152	148	3888	29.23	0	0	0	9
31.	Shubman Gill	KKR, GT	91	88	2790	37.7	0	0	0	9
32.	Shaun Marsh	KXIP	71	69	2477	39.95	0	0	0	9
33.	Harbhajan Singh	MI, CSK, KKR	163	90	833	15.72	569.2	150	26.97	8
34.	Jasprit Bumrah	MI	120	27	57	8.14	457	145	23.31	8
35.	Axar Patel	KXIP, DD	136	101	1418	20.55	472.3	112	30.54	8
36.	Hardik Pandya	MI, GT	123	115	2309	30.38	200.2	53	33.26	8
37.	Suryakumar Yadav	MI, KKR	139	124	3249	31.85	4	0	0	8
38.	Sachin Tendulkar	MI	78	78	2334	34.84	6	0	0	8
39.	Marcus Stoinis	KXIP, RCB, DD, LSG	82	74	1478	27.37	119.5	39	29.44	7
40.	Adam Gilchrist	DCH, KXIP	80	80	2069	27.22	0.1	1	0	7
41.	Robin Uthappa	MI, RCB, PWI, KKR, RR, CSK	205	197	4952	27.51	0	0	0	7
42.	Dinesh Karthik	DD, KXIP, MI, RCB, GL, KKR	242	221	4516	25.81	0	0	0	7
43.	Yuzvendra Chahal	MI, RCB, RR	145	20	37	5.29	528.5	187	21.69	6
44.	Lasith Malinga	MI	122	25	88	5.5	471.1	170	19.85	6
45.	Ashish Nehra	MI, DD, PWI, CSK, SRH	88	22	41	5.86	318	106	23.41	6
46.	Jaydev Unadkat	KKR, RCB, DD, RPS, RR, MI, LSG	94	27	173	13.31	325	91	31.56	6
47.	Krunal Pandya	MI, LSG	113	99	1514	21.94	320.4	70	33.59	6
48.	Brad Hodge	KKR, KTK, RR	66	63	1400	33.33	39	17	17.82	6
49.	Quinton de Kock	SRH, DD, RCB, MI, LSG	96	96	2907	32.3	0	0	0	6
50.	Rishabh Pant	DD	98	97	2838	34.61	0	0	0	6
51.	Shreyas Iyer	DD, KKR	101	101	2776	31.55	1	0	0	6
52.	Murali Vijay	CSK, DD, KXIP	106	106	2619	25.93	6	0	0	6
53.	Kane Williamson	SRH, GT	77	75	2101	36.22	3	0	0	6
54.	Ravichandran Ashwin	CSK, RPS, KXIP, DD, RR	197	85	714	13.22	699	171	28.67	5
55.	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	PWI, SRH	160	63	283	8.84	594.4	170	25.86	5
56.	Sandeep Sharma	KXIP, SRH, RR	116	27	54	9	432.2	124	27.4	5
57.	Trent Boult	SRH, KKR, DD, MI, RR	88	22	69	11.5	336.1	105	26.54	5
58.	Dale Steyn	RCB, DCH, SRH, GL	95	37	167	7.59	362.4	97	25.86	5
59.	Kuldeep Yadav	KKR, DD	73	28	136	15.11	248	71	28.39	5
60.	James Faulkner	PWI, KXIP, RR, GL	60	45	527	21.08	204.3	59	30.14	5
61.	Nathan Coulter-Nile	MI, DD, KKR, RR	39	17	82	7.45	142.5	48	22.92	5
62.	Yuvraj Singh	KXIP, PWI, RCB, DD, SRH, MI	132	126	2750	24.77	144.5	36	29.92	5
63.	Ben Stokes	RPS, RR, CSK	45	44	935	24.61	114.5	28	35.43	5
64.	Nitish Rana	MI, KKR	105	99	2594	28.82	30	10	25.2	5
65.	Sourav Ganguly	KKR, PWI	59	56	1349	25.45	46	10	36.3	5
66.	Aaron Finch	RR, DD, PWI, SRH, MI, GL, KXIP, RCB, KKR	92	90	2091	25.19	7.1	1	67	5
67.	Manish Pandey	MI, RCB, PWI, KKR, SRH, LSG, DD	170	158	3808	29.07	0	0	0	5
68.	Brendon McCullum	KKR, KTK, CSK, GL, RCB	109	109	2880	27.69	0	0	0	5
69.	Parthiv Patel	CSK, KTK, DCH, SRH, RCB, MI	139	137	2848	22.6	0	0	0	5
70.	Wriddhiman Saha	KKR, CSK, KXIP, SRH, GT	161	136	2798	24.98	0	0	0	5
71.	David Miller	KXIP, RR, GT	121	115	2714	35.71	0	0	0	5
72.	Steve Smith	PWI, RR, RPS, DD	103	93	2485	34.51	0.2	0	0	5
73.	Mahela Jayawardena	KXIP, KTK, DD	80	78	1802	28.6	0	0	0	5
74.	Kumar Sangakkara	KXIP, DCH, SRH	71	68	1687	25.95	0	0	0	5
75.	Jonny Bairstow	SRH, KXIP	39	39	1291	35.86	0	0	0	5
76.	Yashasvi Jaiswal	RR	37	37	1172	32.56	0.1	0	0	5
77.	Dwayne Bravo	MI, CSK, GL	161	113	1560	22.61	519.5	183	23.83	4
78.	Mohit Sharma	CSK, KXIP, DD, GT	100	28	122	8.13	336.3	119	23.79	4
79.	Harshal Patel	RCB, DD	92	38	236	9.83	311.1	111	24.07	4
80.	Varun Chakaravarthy	KXIP, KKR	56	12	25	6.25	214.4	62	25.81	4
81.	Shane Warne	RR	55	29	198	9.9	199	57	25.39	4
82.	JP Duminy	MI, DCH, DD	83	77	2029	39.78	113	23	36.26	4
83.	Mayank Agarwal	RCB, DD, RPS, KXIP, SRH	123	117	2597	22.98	0	0	0	4
84.	Ishan Kishan	GL, MI	91	85	2324	29.42	0	0	0	4
85.	Rahul Tripathi	RPS, RR, KKR, SRH	89	87	2071	27.25	1	0	0	4
86.	Prithvi Shaw	DD	71	71	1694	23.86	0	0	0	4
87.	Chris Lynn	DCH, KKR, MI	42	42	1329	34.08	0	0	0	4
88.	Matthew Hayden	CSK	32	32	1107	36.9	0	0	0	4
89.	Devon Conway	CSK	23	22	924	48.63	0	0	0	4
90.	Piyush Chawla	KXIP, KKR, CSK, MI	181	86	609	11.71	606.4	179	26.79	3
91.	Mohammed Shami	KKR, DD, KXIP, GT	110	26	74	5.69	404.2	127	26.87	3
92.	Vinay Kumar	RCB, KTK, KKR, MI	105	46	310	11.07	353.3	105	28.25	3
93.	Chris Morris	CSK, RR, DD, RCB	81	51	618	22.07	286.4	95	24.16	3
94.	Ishant Sharma	KKR, DCH, SRH, RPS, KXIP, DD	101	26	56	9.33	357.5	82	35.5	3
95.	Mohammed Siraj	SRH, RCB	79	22	97	12.13	272.2	78	29.82	3
96.	Anrich Nortje	DD	40	13	45	11.25	153.4	53	24.15	3
97.	Anil Kumble	RCB	42	17	35	11.67	160.5	45	23.51	3
98.	Lockie Ferguson	RPS, KKR, GT	38	9	67	33.5	135.1	37	31.65	3
99.	Mitchell Marsh	DCH, PWI, RPS, SRH, DD	38	32	605	20.17	85.2	36	19.22	3
100.	Andrew Symonds	DCH, MI	39	36	974	36.07	87.5	20	33.7	3
101.	Corey Anderson	MI, DD, RCB	30	29	538	24.45	49.3	11	47.09	3
102.	Kevin Pietersen	RCB, DD, RPS	36	36	1001	37.07	29	7	30.71	3
103.	Manoj Tiwary	DD, KKR, RPS, KXIP	98	85	1695	28.73	7	1	83	3
104.	Lendl Simmons	MI	29	29	1079	39.96	3	1	34	3
105.	Mandeep Singh	KKR, KXIP, RCB, DD	111	98	1706	20.8	2	0	0	3
106.	Karun Nair	RCB, RR, DD, KXIP	76	68	1496	23.75	0	0	0	3
107.	Manan Vohra	KXIP, RCB, RR, LSG	56	51	1083	22.1	0	0	0	3
108.	Ross Taylor	RCB, RR, DD, PWI	55	54	1017	25.43	2	0	0	3
109.	Rinku Singh	KKR	31	29	725	36.25	0	0	0	3
110.	Kagiso Rabada	DD, KXIP	69	28	186	11.63	261	106	20.74	2
111.	Praveen Kumar	RCB, KXIP, MI, SRH, GL	119	59	340	8.95	420.4	90	36.12	2
112.	Shardul Thakur	KXIP, RPS, CSK, DD, KKR	86	34	286	11.92	279.2	89	28.76	2
113.	Albie Morkel	CSK, RCB, DD, RPS	91	68	974	24.35	287.1	85	27.75	2
114.	Irfan Pathan	KXIP, DD, SRH, RPS, GL	103	82	1139	21.49	340.3	80	33.11	2
115.	Morne Morkel	RR, DD, KKR	70	23	126	11.45	271.3	77	27.13	2
116.	Lakshmipathy Balaji	CSK, KKR, KXIP	73	15	36	4.5	252.1	76	26.68	2
117.	Munaf Patel	RR, MI, GL	63	15	39	6.5	225.5	74	22.95	2
118.	Deepak Chahar	RPS, CSK	73	13	80	11.43	254.4	72	28.04	2
119.	Mitchell McClenaghan	MI	56	24	91	7	212.2	71	25.39	2
120.	Ashok Dinda	KKR, DD, PWI, RCB, RPS	78	17	26	2.6	252.4	69	30.04	2
121.	Siddharth Trivedi	RR	76	15	42	6	251	65	29.29	2
122.	Shakib Al Hasan	KKR, SRH	71	52	793	19.83	247.2	63	29.19	2
123.	M Muralitharan	CSK, KTK, RCB	66	9	20	3.33	254	63	26.75	2
124.	Mitchell Johnson	MI, KXIP, KKR	54	29	160	12.31	205.2	61	27.92	2
125.	Avesh Khan	RCB, DD, LSG	47	7	31	15.5	167.4	55	26.33	2
126.	Shreyas Gopal	MI, RR, SRH	49	22	180	12.86	157.1	49	26.12	2
127.	Shahbaz Nadeem	DD, SRH	72	22	39	2.79	235.5	48	37.17	2
128.	Pat Cummins	KKR, DD	42	31	379	18.95	158.5	45	30.16	2
129.	Varun Aaron	DD, RCB, KXIP, RR, GT	52	13	50	10	165.4	44	33.66	2
130.	Moises Henriques	KKR, DD, RCB, SRH, KXIP	62	54	1000	27.78	158.2	42	30.69	2
131.	Sam Curran	KXIP, CSK	46	36	613	24.52	155.5	42	35.33	2
132.	Andrew Tye	GL, KXIP, RR, LSG	30	13	91	10.11	114	42	23.31	2
133.	Iqbal Abdulla	KKR, RR, RCB	49	13	88	44	153.2	40	27.73	2
134.	Rahul Sharma	DCH, PWI, DD	44	20	66	4.71	154.4	40	27.15	2
135.	Doug Bollinger	CSK	27	4	21	21	96	37	18.73	2
136.	Wanindu Hasaranga	RCB	26	14	72	7.2	92	35	21.37	2
137.	Pawan Negi	DD, CSK, RCB	50	35	365	14.04	119.2	34	27.62	2
138.	Moeen Ali	RCB, CSK	59	52	1034	22.48	118.2	33	24.91	2
139.	Rahul Tewatia	RR, KXIP, DD, GT	81	56	825	25	140.3	32	34.72	2
140.	Shivam Mavi	KKR, GT	32	12	51	5.67	108.1	30	31.4	2
141.	Azhar Mahmood	KXIP, KKR	23	21	388	20.42	89.3	29	24.14	2
142.	Umran Malik	SRH	25	6	23	11.5	81.1	29	26.1	2
143.	Pravin Tambe	RR, GL	33	6	18	9	110	28	30.46	2
144.	Harmeet Singh	DCH, KXIP	27	6	18	4.5	87.3	26	26.81	2
145.	Brett Lee	KXIP, KKR	38	19	124	12.4	145.5	25	43.8	2
146.	Ankit Rajpoot	CSK, KKR, KXIP, RR	29	7	26	5.2	87.1	24	33.33	2
147.	Sohail Tanvir	RR	11	5	36	12	41.1	22	12.09	2
148.	Ben Hilfenhaus	CSK	17	1	0	0	62	22	21.77	2
149.	Harpreet Brar	KXIP	28	17	158	17.56	75.1	18	32.89	2
150.	Sanath Jayasuriya	MI	30	30	768	27.43	48	13	28.54	2
151.	Shaun Pollock	MI	13	8	147	18.38	46	11	27.36	2
152.	David Hussey	KKR, KXIP, CSK	64	61	1322	26.98	52.5	8	59.25	2
153.	Paul Valthaty	RR, KXIP	23	23	505	22.95	25.1	7	29.29	2
154.	Makhaya Ntini	CSK	9	2	11	11	35	7	34.57	2
155.	Cameron Green	MI	16	16	452	50.22	38	6	60.17	2
156.	Venkatesh Iyer	KKR	36	36	956	28.12	12.3	3	38.33	2
157.	Hanuma Vihari	SRH, DD	24	23	284	14.2	7	1	47	2
158.	Rahul Dravid	RCB, RR	89	82	2174	28.23	0	0	0	2
159.	Devdutt Padikkal	RCB, RR	57	57	1521	27.65	0	0	0	2
160.	Eoin Morgan	RCB, KKR, SRH, KXIP	83	75	1405	22.66	0	0	0	2
161.	Nicholas Pooran	KXIP, SRH, LSG	62	59	1270	27.02	0	0	0	2
162.	Kedar Jadhav	DD, KTK, RCB, CSK, SRH	95	81	1208	22.37	0	0	0	2
163.	Shimron Hetmyer	RCB, DD, RR	60	57	1130	32.29	0	0	0	2
164.	Graeme Smith	RR, PWI	29	29	739	28.42	0	0	0	2
165.	Jason Roy	GL, DD, SRH, KKR	21	21	614	32.32	0	0	0	2
166.	Hashim Amla	KXIP	16	16	577	44.38	0	0	0	2
167.	Mark Boucher	RCB, KKR	31	24	394	28.14	0	0	0	2

1. AB de Villiers – The South African Magician

AB de Villiers’ name become famous across cricketing world due to his innovation and batting brilliance. Playing for both Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) and Royal Challengers Bangalore, De Villiers wowed audiences with his 360-degree batting and incredible fielding, earning 25 Player of the Match awards along the way.

De Villiers left an immeasurable mark upon fans with audacious scoops over the keeper’s head or lightning quick stumpings; De Villiers made an impactful statement through his play that far exceeded conventional boundaries of cricketing culture – leaving fans mesmerized and entranced.

2. Chris Gayle – The Universe Boss

Chris Gayle can transform any innings and break records. A powerhouse with the bat, Gayle has represented Kolkata Knight Riders, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kings XI Punjab over his 13 year career and earned 22 man of the match award as proof of his destruction to bowling attacks – from centuries to game-turning cameos his presence guarantees fireworks!

3. Rohit Sharma – Captain Marvel’s

Rohit Sharma after becoming as captain to Mumbai Indians he has guided his team to victories multiple times, and his 19 motm award serve as testament to his leadership and batting heroism. With an ability to anchor innings or unleash raining boundaries at any moment during an innings, Sharma remains an utmost important player of IPL. He won two man of the match today world cup against Afghanistan and England in CWC 2023.

4. David Warner – The Australian Dynamo

David Warner has been one of the cornerstones of Sunrisers Hyderabad’s success, earning 18 motm awards and becoming an instant fan favorite with his consistent and aggressive stroke play at the top of their order.

5. MS Dhoni – Captain Cool

CSK captain MS Dhoni is one of cricket’s greatest captains ever, is known for his composure under pressure. Dhoni’s 17 man of the match award in IPL have proven vital to CSK’s multiple championship victories under him; from finishing games off beautifully to mastermind strategic bowling changes – his influence goes far beyond boundaries!

6. Virat Kohli – Run Machine

Royal Challengers Bangalore’s former captain and batsman Virat Kohli has been an never-tiring performer during this IPL tournament, winning 16 player of the match award in IPL with his exceptional batting skills and ability to chase down targets or construct match-winning innings making as his daily routine of his IPL journey. Also, his desire for runs at any stage of game has made him as a role model for the younger generations making him as an exceptional modern cricketing legend.

7. Shane Watson – The All-Round Dynamo

Australian all rounder Shane Watson has proven himself a valuable addition to multiple franchises due to his batting and bowling skills in the Indian Premier League (IPL), such as Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings. He has got 16 motm award in IPL in just 145 matches which highlights his performance as an all-rounder within this league.

8. Yusuf Pathan – The Hard-Hitting All-Rounder

Yusuf Pathan’s power hitting has provided himself an unstoppable force while playing for Rajasthan Royals, Kolkata Knight Riders, and Sunrisers Hyderabad. His 16 player of the match awards in IPL speak volumes about his ability to turn matches in his team’s favor – with both bat and spinner in hand.

9. Suresh Raina – Mr. IPL

Suresh Raina has long been known as Mr. IPL due to his consistency and stability in the middle order. He score lot of runs at the top for CSK which laid the platform for the finishers in the team. This ability to score runs at ease made him won 14 motm awards in IPL. His contribution didn’t stop with batting, he is a very good off spinners who can bowl one or two genuine overs and his fielding at the covers has been top notch.

10. Kieron Pollard – The Caribbean Powerhouse

Kieron Pollard of Mumbai Indians has proven himself an indisputable force over 14 seasons of Indian Premier League (IPL). With huge gigantic sixes and effective medium-pace bowling made him won 14 player of the matches, Pollard excels under pressure situations to become one of their go-to players and become a go-to man when needed for his side in batting and bowling and going on to lead them back to glory as reigning Champions.

11. Gautam Gambhir – The Silent Leader

Gautam Gambhir has left an permanent mark on both Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) and Kolkata Knight Riders through his leadership and consistent run scoring. Receiving 13 potm award over his IPL tenure, Gambhir remains one of the most iconic figures ever. Gambhir is known for his ability to anchor innings at the top and take his team across the finish line makes him a legend of the game within IPL history.

12. Ajinkya Rahane – The Elegant Run-Machine

Ajinkya Rahane has proven himself an efficient top-order batsman at Rajasthan Royals, Delhi Daredevils, Pune Warriors India and Chennai Super Kings over time. His elegant stroke play and ability to construct innings has gained him 13 potm awards; Rahane’s classical approach stands out in fast-paced T20 formats like IPL.

13. Andre Russell – The Jamaican Powerhouse

Andre Russell has become a match-winner for Kolkata Knight Riders due to his relentless hitting ability and his accurate bowling ability, winning 13 potm award in IPL over his 11 year tenure with them. His explosive late over batting has turned the tide in their favor on multiple occasions while his energetic performances in the field have helped secure victories on numerous occasions.

14. Ravindra Jadeja – The ‘Rockstar’ All-Rounder

Ravindra Jadeja, an all-rounder for Rajasthan Royals, Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Chennai Super Kings, and Gujarat Lions has been an essential member of their teams. He is one of the best all-rounder for IPL and Indian team. He can contribute handy runs with lower order with bat and bowl economic spell with ball which has earned him 13 player of the match award. Also his accurate fielding at point has made him and irreplaceable asset to the team.

15. K L Rahul – The Indian Anchor

KL Rahul, having played for Royal Challengers Bangalore, SunRisers Hyderabad, Punjab Kings (Kings XI Punjab), and now Lucknow Super Gaints in IPL has produced amazing knocks across each team he’s represented – his cool and composed batting has stunned opponents bowlers during this tournament and earned him 12 awards to reach 15th position on our most man of the match award in IPL. Though he’s at 15th position in IPL he won man of match today match against Australia.

Conclusion

The Indian Premier League has been filled by an plenty of cricketing miracles which have taken place solely due to individual performers and who have been the match winners again and again. Receiving man of the matches continuously is not possible with luck, this requires lot of skills, consistency and passion towards the game, players who have won most of the match awards have all of those. As IPL 2024 is going to kick start we can see a lot of changes can take place among the top can win man of match today and will continue to show their skills to win more.

List Of Extraordinary Players With Most Man Of The Match Award In IPL From 2008 To 2023

Players With Most Man Of The Match Award in IPL

1. AB de Villiers – The South African Magician

2. Chris Gayle – The Universe Boss

3. Rohit Sharma – Captain Marvel’s

4. David Warner – The Australian Dynamo

5. MS Dhoni – Captain Cool

6. Virat Kohli – Run Machine

7. Shane Watson – The All-Round Dynamo

8. Yusuf Pathan – The Hard-Hitting All-Rounder

9. Suresh Raina – Mr. IPL

10. Kieron Pollard – The Caribbean Powerhouse

11. Gautam Gambhir – The Silent Leader

12. Ajinkya Rahane – The Elegant Run-Machine

13. Andre Russell – The Jamaican Powerhouse

14. Ravindra Jadeja – The ‘Rockstar’ All-Rounder

15. K L Rahul – The Indian Anchor

Conclusion

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Players With Most Man Of The Match Award in IPL

1. AB de Villiers – The South African Magician

2. Chris Gayle – The Universe Boss

3. Rohit Sharma – Captain Marvel’s

4. David Warner – The Australian Dynamo

5. MS Dhoni – Captain Cool

6. Virat Kohli – Run Machine

7. Shane Watson – The All-Round Dynamo

8. Yusuf Pathan – The Hard-Hitting All-Rounder

9. Suresh Raina – Mr. IPL

10. Kieron Pollard – The Caribbean Powerhouse

11. Gautam Gambhir – The Silent Leader

12. Ajinkya Rahane – The Elegant Run-Machine

13. Andre Russell – The Jamaican Powerhouse

14. Ravindra Jadeja – The ‘Rockstar’ All-Rounder

15. K L Rahul – The Indian Anchor

Conclusion

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