Who Is The God Of IPL?

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• Who is the God of IPL and why?

Cricket, as Indians say, is not a sport but an emotion—and they are not wrong! Millions of Indians look up to their favourite cricketers with passion and love. The Indian Premier League (IPL) is an annual cricket event where teams from different states compete against each other for that precious title and trophy. Ever since IPL started in 2008, Indians thoroughly enjoyed it as a source of entertainment, not just cricket, and asked who is the god of IPL. One of the most celebrated players in the Indian cricket team, also known as the god of IPL, is none other than Rohit Sharma.

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Who is the God of IPL and why?

1) Why is Rohit Sharma Considered the God of IPL?

• Rohit Sharma, the god of the IPL, has won the IPL 6 times, once with Deccan Chargers and five times with Mumbai Indians. He is also the record holder for winning the most number of titles in the history of IPL.
• Rohit Sharma is the god of IPL. Why? Because he has a unique career history as a captain and a player. He has never failed to leave a mark with his exceptional performance and played a fundamental role for his team. Rohit Sharma, the god of IPL, started his IPL career with Deccan Chargers and continued till 2010. They also won the IPL title in 2009. Rohit scored 362 runs and took 11 wickets, including a hat-trick against Mumbai Indians. In 2011, Mumbai Indians won the auction to take Rohit Sharma and positioned him as their team captain when Ricky Ponting decided to step down in 2013. Since then, Rohit has been an integral part of the Mumbai Indians team and has won 5 IPL titles. Rohit also holds the highest win percentage of 59.68 as a team captain.
• Rohit Sharma, the god of IPL, is an excellent batsman and perfectly times his shots. He has been known for his consistency in scoring runs and taking wickets. He is the third-highest run-getter with 5611 runs in 213 matches. He is also one of the top six batsmen in India to cross the milestone of 5000 IPL runs. Rohit Sharma is the god of cricket in IPL and has a very easygoing nature, and his game isn't just about the runs. He has an extensive history of being a successful opening batsman in white-ball cricket and setting multIPLe records. He has also performed admirably in his very brief Test career, and he was recently named India's captain, succeeding Virat Kohli in all three formats.

More About Rohit Sharma:

• Indian International cricketer Rohit Gurunath Sharma, the god of IPL, was born on 30 April 1987. He is the current captain of the Indian national team and also the opening batsman. He is a right-armed batsman and occasional right-arm off-break bowler. He is also the captain of Mumbai Indians in the IPL. In 2015, he was awarded the Arjuna Award; in 2020, he was awarded the renowned Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna. In July 2006, Sharma made his first-class debut for India A against New Zealand A in Darwin. India won by three wickets, and he scored 57 and 22. In the 2006-07 season, he made his Ranji Trophy debut for Mumbai, scoring 205 off 267 balls against Gujarat.
• Rohit Sharma, the god of IPL, has been the star player in both the limited over series and T20 series. He is unstoppable once he gets going, just like Virender Sehwag before him. He's a sucker for hundreds. There was dismay around the ground when Sehwag used to get out looking to hit another delivery out of the park, just as there is now when Rohit gets out to a seemingly simple shot. After Viv Richards and Virender Sehwag, Rohit Sharma would be the most destructive batsman in the world if he could translate his white-ball exploits into red-ball cricket.
• Several companies, including CEAT and Hublot, a Swiss wristwatch, have sponsored Sharma. Sharma has promoted various other products over his career, including Maggi, Fair and Lovely, Lay's, Nissan, Relentless energy drink, Nasivion nasal spray, Aristocrat by VIP Industries, Adidas, and Oppo mobile phones. Sharma is involved in multIPLe humanitarian endeavors, including animal welfare, health, and children.

He is passionate about animal welfare and has backed several initiatives and organizations dedicated to the cause.

2) Who was the God of IPL in 2020?

Because of his outstanding batting with Punjab, KL Rahul emerged as the God of IPL cricket in 2020. He finished as the leading run-scorer with 670 runs and was awarded the Orange Cap. That season, Rahul, the god of IPL, also hit a century and five fifties.

3) Who is the old god of IPL?

IPL has seen multIPLe exceptional players over the years, and the competition only seems to soar higher every year. Batsman Suresh Raina was known as Mr IPL and IPL cricket god for his consistent and outstanding performance. International players like AB De Villiers, Chris Gayle and David Warner have also earned a lot of fame in the IPL for their next-level performance. Ex-Captain, MS Dhoni, the god of IPL cricket, always makes the game interesting, and Virat Kohli is known to hold several records for the last few seasons. Lastly, Sri Lankan player Lasith Malinga, god of the IPL, has been the highest wicket-taker in the history of the Indian Premier League.

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