IPL 2024: These days, people are eagerly waiting for the 17th season of the Indian Premier League, but this league has been a source of great entertainment for cricket fans for the last 16 years. Someone has hit many sixes in a single over and someone has become the hero of his team by hitting a six on the last ball. Many records have been made and broken in bowling also. Well, here we are going to tell you about the player who has taken the most hat-tricks in the history of IPL till date.
Who has taken the most hat-tricks in IPL?
The name of the bowler who has taken the most hat-tricks in the history of IPL is Amit Mishra. His first hat-trick came in the year 2008 when he used to play for Delhi Capitals. He scored a hat-trick in the last over of the match against Deccan Chargers by dismissing Ravi Teja, Pragyan Ojha and RP Singh on 3 consecutive balls. Amit Mishra was at the peak of his career at that time and it was not possible for everyone to survive his leg spin bowling.
Mishra's second hat-trick came in the year 2011 and this time he had joined the Deccan Chargers team. In the league stage match, Deccan Chargers had scored 198 runs while playing first, while the team's bowlers did not allow the Punjab Kings batsmen to score runs quickly. In the 16th over of this innings, Amit Mishra once again used his spin magic and scored a hat-trick by dismissing Ryan McClaren, Mandeep Singh and Ryan Harris.
Mishra's third and historic hat-trick came in 2013 and now he was playing for Sunrisers Hyderabad. In IPL 2013, the match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Pune Warriors was going on, in which Hyderabad scored 119 runs while playing first. This match was very thorny, but in the 19th over of the innings, Amit Mishra set a historical record by dismissing Pune's Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Rahul Sharma and Ashok Dinda. Although Yuvraj Singh has also taken 2 hat-tricks in IPL, but till now no one has been able to match Amit Mishra.
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