By Priyanka Roshan | March 20, 2025
As IPL 2025 approaches, the race for the highest wicket-taker remains intense. While some bowlers continue to add to their tally, others have left behind a lasting legacy. Let’s explore the top 10 wicket-takers in IPL history and their impact on the league.
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Chahal’s deceptive leg-spin has made him one of IPL’s most successful bowlers. As he gears up for IPL 2025, he remains the top contender to strengthen his lead on this list.
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Chawla, a veteran leg-spinner, was instrumental in multiple IPL campaigns. Though he is not part of IPL 2025, his wicket tally remains among the highest in the tournament’s history.
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Chahal’s deceptive leg-spin has made him one of IPL’s most successful bowlers. As he gears up for IPL 2025, he remains the top contender to strengthen his lead on this list.
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A master of swing bowling, Bhuvneshwar has been a match-winner with the new ball. If he continues his form, he could break into the top three in 2025.
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Narine’s mystery spin has consistently troubled batsmen. As he remains an active part of KKR, he has a chance to move further up this elite list.
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A strategic mastermind, Ashwin continues to be a key spinner in IPL. With another season under his belt, he could surpass Narine and move up the rankings.
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Mishra, known for his exceptional leg-spin, has been a consistent performer throughout his IPL career. Though he is not playing in IPL 2025, he remains one of the highest wicket-takers in tournament history.
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Malinga, the yorker specialist, was instrumental in Mumbai Indians’ dominance. Though retired, his impact on IPL’s bowling legacy is undeniable.
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Bumrah’s lethal pace and precision make him a bowler to watch in 2025. If he maintains his form, he could surpass multiple names on this list by season’s end.
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A dynamic all-rounder, Jadeja’s left-arm spin remains crucial for CSK. With another solid season, he could rise further in the rankings.
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