Capture efficiency appeared as one of the key speaking points in the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals are the greatest criminals. The teams sitting at the bottom of the table are the teams struggling to seize the captures on their way. The CSK, which is standing at the bottom of the table, has 64.3 percent of 64.3 percent in IPL 2025.
Chennai was haunted by the captures falling during their defeats against Punjab kings. The young opener Priyansh Arya, who threw a scorching century, escaped from an early fear after Chennai’s second ball of the descent of young people.
During his fixtures against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Captain Rajat Paridar was rebuilt at the age of 18 and traveled towards the half -century. Attentionally, both players continued to win the Player of Match Awards.
Although Rajasthan Royals has not made much justice to them, the royals are at the second bottom of the table with a 70.5 percent capture efficiency. Mumbai Indians overcome their superiority with a 83.3 percent capture efficiency.
Sunrisers Hyderabad is hot in MI’s heels with a 82.4 percent capture efficiency. Royal Challengers Bengaluru occupies the third point with a 80.9 percent capture efficiency.
When one lives deeper, among the players who have the chance to capture four or more, the worst of Punjab’s Yuzvendra Chahal and Chennai’s Vijay Shankar butterfingers.
Chahal and Shankar fell three of them from five captures. One of the opportunities that Chahal kidnapped was Abhishek Sharma from SRH. When Chahal stopped the opportunity to capture him, the young South claw was hitting at 57. With Blitzkrieg of 141 people, he broke the record of the highest individual score by an Indian in the history of cash rich in cash.
Jaipur is at the top while looking at certain places where the highest captures have fallen. The venue saw 12 decreases with a higher nine fell than completed. So far, Arya and Rajasthan’s Shimron Hetmyer’s luckiest is the luckiest, each of which has been rebuilt five times.
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