Team-wise best cricketer of all-time in IPL history

The Indian premier league has been making summers awesome since 2008. Well, we had an extraordinary IPL last year, because of the Covid-19 pandemic. But, since it arrived in 2008, it has been a platform where every sector of cricket has gained something. A special thanks to the BCCI for creating an awesome league!

If we list down the historic moments in the sport, well IPL will make it to the list. Close encounters, a mega stage for teenagers to showcase their talents, support staff consisting of legends who have shaped the game, and returning cricketers who have a shot at redemption make it the most exciting league in the world. Speaking frankly, IPL has no competition from domestic leagues right now. The next best tournament is the Big Bash League, which had to implement some changes to make it an exciting league!

Initially, there were eight teams in the inaugural season and later on, two teams were added. But, due to financial issues, the franchises representing Kochi and Pune were terminated. But, have you ever wondered who was the best player for a particular franchise?

List of team-wise one best cricketer of all-time in IPL history-

8. Delhi Capitals – Amit Mishra

The Delhi Capitals have witnessed every possible scenario of the Indian Premier League. During the fourteen years, they have managed to get into the playoffs, finish at the bottom of the table, and get stuck mid-way in the table. Initially, they had a power-packed batting line up. With the likes of a young David Warner, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, AB de Villiers, and T.M. Dilshan, they were the strongest team during the initial seasons. 

However, the best performer in the history of the team is Amit Mishra. The leg spinner stood out for the team during the crucial phases of the game and was a phenomenal performer. However, a strong Indian line-up meant that the leggie was never given enough chances. In a team boasting of star batsmen, Mishra wins the race which enables him to be the best player to represent Delhi.

In the lucrative tournament, he has claimed 160 wickets with an economy rate of 7.34. A strike rate of 19.75 for a spinner in the shortest format of the game speaks of his character and grit. Apart from that, he has taken a five-wicket haul, with the best bowling figures of 5/17.