Harshal Patel became the first player to win the Purple Cap with 24 wickets in a single season, surpassing previous records.
Patel took at least one wicket in each of the 14 matches he played, showcasing remarkable consistency throughout the season.
He is the only bowler to achieve the Purple Cap while playing for PBKS, making it a historic moment for the franchise
Despite being the leading wicket-taker, Patel maintained an impressive economy rate of 7.25 runs per over.
Most of Patel's wickets came during the powerplay overs, making him the most effective bowler in the first six overs
Skipper Shikhar Dhawan relied heavily on Patel during crucial moments, especially in the death overs.
Patel's ability to bowl in various phases of the game, including the powerplay and death overs, was key to his success.
His slower ball, often compared to Dwayne Bravo's, was particularly effective, accounting for half of his wickets.
Patel's wickets often came at critical junctures, turning games in PBKS's favor.
Known for his rigorous fitness routine, Patel's endurance played a significant role in his performance throughout the season.