Mohit Sharma sets an unexpected record and becomes the most expensive bowler in IPL history – Times of India

New Delhi: Experienced Pacer Mohit SharmaIts pulsating lights campaign took an unfortunate turn as he etched his name in the record books for the wrong reasons, becoming the most expensive bowler in IPL history.
Despite his vast experience, Mohit had a solid game, conceding an astonishing wicket percentage that surpassed all previous records. This unexpected milestone was a stark reminder of the ruthless nature of T20 cricket, where fortunes can change in the blink of an eye. Mohit scored 42 runs in three overs after the 18th over, but the eventual victory was the coffin of the Delhi Capitals captain. Rishabh PantWho hammered Gujarat Titans for 31 runs with four singles and four sixes.
Mohit passes Basil Tempi Sunrisers Hyderabad set this unpopular record by 70 runs against RCB in 2018.
The most expensive bowling comeback in IPL history

Pant started with a double on the first ball and missed the second ball. But after that, Pant launched his own onslaught, hitting a six, then a four and then a hat-trick of sixes, beating the GT pacer.
pants and Akshar Patel They staged a remarkable comeback against GT in Delhi, taking the team to a stunning total of 224 for 4. Facing early odds, Pant and Akshar put up a great fight to score 44 off 3 balls for 6 overs and the fourth wicket partnership of the century was 113 off just 68 balls.
Pant’s aggressive onslaught produced an unbeaten 88 off just 43 deliveries with 5 boundaries and an astonishing 8 high sixes. Akshar paid tribute to him with a 43-ball 66 with 5 fours and 4 sixes, leaving the opposition awestruck with their explosive batting prowess.
Tristan StubbsA 26-run cameo off the last seven balls and late fireworks from Pant took DC past the 200-run mark.
While Mohit’s performance may have been disappointing, it highlights the competitive intensity of the tournament and the challenges faced by players trying to succeed in the world’s top T20 league.