IPL Records to Break in 2025: IPL 2025 is starting today, 22 March. This time, some big records are very close to being broken. Famous cricketers like Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravindra Jadeja might break these records. They will do this for their teams. This IPL season, fans will get to see many record-breaking moments. Let’s look at some big records that can be made in the next two months.
IPL Records to Break in 2025
The tournament will run for 65 days with 74 matches in total. IPL 2025 starts on 22 March and ends with the final on 25 May. This time, playoff matches will happen in Hyderabad and Kolkata. Qualifier-2 and the final will be in Kolkata, while Qualifier-1 and Eliminator will be in Hyderabad.
Top 10 IPL Records to Break in 2025
Record 1:
MS Dhoni needs just 19 runs to become the highest run-scorer for Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Right now, Suresh Raina holds this record with 4687 runs.
Record 2:
Jasprit Bumrah needs 6 more wickets to become the top wicket-taker for Mumbai Indians (MI). If he does this, he will beat Lasith Malinga, who has 170 wickets and has been number one for over 10 years.
Record 3:
Ravindra Jadeja is 8 wickets away from being CSK’s leading wicket-taker. He can overtake Dwayne Bravo, who has 140 wickets and is at the top right now.
Record 4:
If Virat Kohli scores 50 or more runs 4 times this season, he will have the most fifty-plus scores in IPL history. David Warner currently holds this record with 66 fifty-plus scores.
Record 5:
If Dhoni takes 6 more catches or stumpings this season, he will have 200 dismissals behind the wickets. He’s already at the top of this list, while Dinesh Karthik is second with 182.
Record 7:
Rohit Sharma needs 142 runs to become the second-highest run-scorer in IPL history. He will go past Shikhar Dhawan (6769 runs). Virat Kohli is at the top with 8004 runs.
Record 8:
If Jadeja scores 41 runs this season, he will be the first player in IPL to complete 3000 runs and 100 wickets together.
Record 9:
If Jadeja plays 5 matches this season, he will become the second player with the most matches for CSK. Right now, he’s third, behind Dhoni (234 matches) and Raina (176 matches). He’s also 10 matches away from playing 250 IPL matches.
Record 10:
If Kohli plays 6 matches, he will become the third player with the most IPL matches. He will beat his old RCB teammate Dinesh Karthik, who has played 257 matches.
Record 11:
Bhuvneshwar Kumar needs 3 more wickets to become the third-highest wicket-taker in IPL. Yuzvendra Chahal is at the top with 205 wickets, followed by Piyush Chawla (192) and Dwayne Bravo (183). Sunil Narine (180) and R Ashwin (180) are also close.