IPL 2025 Records Biggest Milestones of the Season
The 18th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) has officially concluded, and it has gone down in the history books as one of the most thrilling and record-breaking editions ever. From jaw-dropping totals to a brand-new champion in Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), IPL 2025 truly delivered on every front. As the tournament wraps up, let’s take a detailed look at six major records broken this season and recap the intense final match that crowned RCB as champions for the first time.
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1. Most Runs in a Single Season – 26,381 Runs
IPL 2025 saw an explosion of batting brilliance with a total of 26,381 runs scored across the tournament — the highest aggregate in a single IPL season. This is a clear indicator of how batting-friendly the conditions were and how dominant the batters were throughout the league.
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2. Highest Batting Average per Wicket – 30.39
The batting average per wicket across the season stood at 30.39, making it the most productive season for batters in IPL history. This stat reflects the balance between aggressive scoring and consistency in partnerships.
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3. Highest Run Rate (RPO) in a Season – 9.62
For the first time in IPL history, the average run rate crossed 9.5, clocking an impressive 9.62 runs per over across all matches. This aggressive scoring rate kept the fans on the edge of their seats throughout the tournament.
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4. Most Fours in a Season – 2,245 Boundaries
The boundary count also witnessed a record high, with 2,245 fours hit in the season. Teams utilized powerplays brilliantly, and the middle overs were often just as explosive, with consistent stroke play from both seasoned players and youngsters.
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5. Most Sixes in a Season – 1,294 Maximums
Power-hitting reached an all-time peak as batters cleared the ropes a staggering 1,294 times. The six-fest highlighted how the shorter boundaries and modern batting techniques have revolutionized T20 cricket.
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6. Most 200+ Scores in a Season – 52 Innings
Perhaps the most eye-popping statistic — 52 innings in IPL 2025 saw teams crossing the 200-run mark, the highest ever in any IPL season. Even though the final didn’t witness a 200+ score, the overall tournament showcased unmatched firepower.
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IPL 2025 Final: RCB Crowned Champions for the First Time
After years of heartbreak and near misses, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally lifted their maiden IPL trophy with a convincing win over Punjab Kings (PBKS) in the final.
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RCB Batting First: 190 Without a Half-Century
Batting first after losing the toss, RCB posted a solid total of 190/9 in 20 overs, despite no individual half-century. The team relied on Virat Kohli’s 43-run knock, supported by valuable cameos from the middle order. PBKS bowlers Kyle Jamieson and Arshdeep Singh picked up 3 wickets each, keeping RCB in check during the death overs.
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PBKS’ Chase: Shashank Shines but Falls Short
Punjab Kings started the chase steadily with Prabhsimran Singh and Prayansh Arya adding 43 runs in 5 overs for the first wicket. Josh Inglis chipped in with 39 runs, but the turning point came when captain Shreyas Iyer was dismissed — the momentum tilted completely.
Despite a brilliant counter-attacking knock from Shashank Singh (61 off 30 balls), Punjab couldn’t close the game, eventually falling short of the target. RCB’s bowlers held their nerve in the final overs to script a memorable win.
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Final Thoughts: IPL 2025 Was a Season for the Ages
IPL 2025 will be remembered not just for RCB’s historic title win but also for the extraordinary statistics that redefined modern T20 cricket. From the most 200+ scores to the highest-ever run rate and six count, the league entertained fans like never before. The tournament’s competitive balance and high-octane action have set a new benchmark for future seasons.
The rise of new talents, the return of experienced stars, and the thrill of tight contests made this IPL edition one of the finest in the tournament’s 18-year journey. With RCB finally breaking their title drought, a new chapter has begun in the IPL legacy.
