IPL 2024: Ratings of all captains after league stage

The group stage of Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 is over, marking the end of the exciting phase of the tournament. Throughout the tournament, the batsmen often outscore the bowlers with impressive scores, leading to some thrilling matches. Team performance varied, with some teams leading early and others gaining momentum late on. The role of the captain was important, their decisions had a great impact on the success and failure of their teams.

The role of the captain

The team’s performances have been mixed, with some squads leading early and others gaining momentum late on. The impact of captaincy was significant, contributing to both success and failure. Let’s take a look at how the captains played by looking at the results of their teams.

Here are the captain ratings after the IPL 2024 league stage

Hardik Pandya (3/10)

Captain Mumbai Indians
Matches: 14, Wins: 4, Losses: 10

Hardik Pandya he struggled to lead Mumbai Indians effectively, resulting in a disappointing campaign. Team performance was inconsistent, and serious decision-making problems hindered their progress. Under Hardik, Mumbai finished at the bottom of the points table and were the first to be eliminated from the play-off race.

Sam Curran (3.5/10)

Punjab Kings captain (in the middle after Shikhar Dhawan’s injury)
Draws: 14, Wins: 5, Losses: 9

Taking the mid-season, Sam Curran he faced a challenging task. Despite his efforts, Punjab Kings could not turn their fortunes around, the team finished the league stage with a poor record. Although there were a few matches where Punjab dominated the game but ended up on the losing side.

Shubman Gill (4/10)

Captain Gujarat Titans
Draws: 14, Wins: 5, Losses: 7

Shubman Gill he had an average outing as the captain of Gujarat Titans. Although there were glimpses of brilliance, the team lacked consistency, leading to a sub-par performance overall. Gill did a good job with the bat scoring 426 runs in 12 matches but others did not step up and hence GT lacked the same performance.

KL Rahul (4.5/10)

Captain Lucknow Super Giants
Matches: 14, Wins: 7, Losses: 7

KL Rahul led Lucknow Super Giants to an even record. His leadership saw the team win more than lose, marking a season of ups and downs. They started well but lost momentum in the middle. LSG made a good comeback in the final stages but it was too late for them to progress in the competition.

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Rishabh Pant (4.5/10)

Captain Delhi Capitals
Matches: 14, Wins: 7, Losses: 7

Same with Rahul, Rishabh PantBeing the captain led to an equal number of wins and losses. Delhi Capitals have shown strength but have not been able to consistently dominate the league stage. DC got off to a rough start but picked up speed as the tournament progressed. However, the team’s lack of consistent performance led to a sixth place finish.

Ruturaj Gaikwad (5.5/10)

Captain Chennai Super Kings
Matches: 14, Wins: 7, Losses: 7

Ruturaj Gaikwad guided Chennai Super Kings to a steady campaign. The team showed resilience but lacked the extra push needed to find a better position and the captain was disappointed in the batting. They managed to reach the playoffs but a narrow defeat against RCB in the virtual tournament ended their campaign this season.

Faf du Plessis (5.5/10)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Captain
Matches: 14, Wins: 7, Losses: 7

Underneath Faf du Plessis, Royal Challengers Bengaluru had a balanced season. The team showed brilliance but fell short at key moments, ending up with a mediocre record. However, his performance in the last stage of the league games was a surprise which led him to get a place in the playoffs.

Sanju Samson (6.5/10)

Captain Rajasthan Royals
Matches: 14, Wins: 8, Losses: 5

Sanju Samson led Rajasthan Royals to an impressive record, winning 8 out of 14 matches. His leadership has contributed to the success of the team, despite facing tough competition. Notably, Rajasthan were very strong till the middle but the defeat hampered their campaign. Although, RR managed to secure third place and a place in the finals, they will be disappointed with their performance in the final stage of the league games.

Pat Cummins (7.5/10)

Sunrisers Hyderabad Captain
Matches: 14, Wins: 8, Losses: 5

Pat Cummins he excelled as the captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad. His strategic acumen and ability to motivate his team was evident, leading to a strong campaign and respectable standing. Under Cummins, SRH have managed to destroy the opposition bowling attack with several 200+ scores including the highest total of 287/3 in the history of the rich league.

Shreyas Iyer (8/10)

Kolkata Knight Riders Captain
Draws: 14, Wins: 9, Losses: 3

Shreyas Iyer emerged as the top captain of the league division, leading the Kolkata Knight Riders to an impressive record of 9 wins and only 3 losses. His exceptional leadership and decision making was the key to KKR’s success. Under Iyer, KKR came out on top and once they secured the top spot, the 2-time champions never let it go and finished the league stage on top. No wonder they were the first team to make the play-offs this season.

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