Bhuvneshwar Kumar's impressive 3-wicket haul against Delhi Capitals has propelled him to become the second-highest wicket-taker in IPL history, with 193 wickets. He now trails only Yuzvendra Chahal, who leads with 214 wickets.

Krunal Pandya and Virat Kohli overcame their struggles of timing and momentum to smash fifties each and help Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) go on top

RCB are at the top while DC are fourth. GT and MI complete the top four. PBKS, LSG, KKR, SRH, RR and CSK follow in the remaining positions. With 443 runs, Kohli takes top spot for most runs in this edition at the moment with an average of 63.