Following SRH vs PBKS Match 70, check out the latest Orange Cap and Purple Cap lists for the IPL 2022 season



The association phase of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season finished up on Sunday with Punjab Kings beating SunRisers Hyderabad by five wickets in a dead elastic at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Three-wicket pulls from Harpreet Brar and Nathan Ellis and an awesome six-hitting show from Liam Livingstone controlled PBKS to an agreeable success, with 29 conveyances in excess. The success saw Punjab Kings finish 6th, while SRH's mission finished with them eighth on the IPL 2022 focuses table.


IPL 2022 points table


Gujarat Titans, who ruled the association stage, finish as table-clinchers with 20 places. Rajasthan Royals completed second with 18 places, while Lucknow Super Giants were third with however many focuses as RR. Imperial Challengers Bangalore got the fourth and last end of the season games spot, wrapping up with 16 places.


Delhi Capitals completed fifth, simply passing up the knockouts, while PBKS are 6th. The two groups completed on 14 focuses.


Kolkata Knight Riders and SRH are seventh and eighth separately, with 12 focuses each, while Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians involve the last two spots, with eight focuses each.


Orange Cap Race


Jos Buttler (629) completed the association stage with a robust lead in the race for the Orange Cap, with KL Rahul second with 537 runs. He is trailed by his LSG opening accomplice Quinton de Kock with 502 runs.


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Purple Cap Race


Yuzvendra Chahal, with 26 wickets, drives the Purple Cap race, while RCB's Wanindu Hasaranga is second with 24. PBKS' Kagiso Rabada, with 23 wickets is third in the race.

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