Mumbai Indians MI
Every Mumbai Indians record in one place — the all-time marks, the Orange and Purple Caps and Players of the Tournament, the top performers, and the biggest wins. MI have produced two Players of the Tournament, and 153 Player of the Match awards have gone to MI players.
MI record highs and lows from 2008 to 2026
Eight all-time records — the club's biggest win and heaviest defeat, its highest total and highest chase, the lowest it has defended and its lowest total, and the highest and lowest it has conceded.
Low-score records count only innings that ended naturally — bowled out, however few the overs, or the full 20 batted. An innings cut short by rain, or ended by reaching the target, is not a low score.
MI Player of the Tournament
Season ↕ | Player ↕ | Runs | Wickets | Season Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Suryakumar Yadav (Batter) | 717 | Playoffs | |
| 2010 | Sachin Tendulkar (Batter) | 618 | Runners-up |
Best — highest score and best bowling figures of that season.
2 Player of the Tournament awards for MI
One of MI's two Player of the Tournament awards also came with an Orange or Purple Cap that season. None of MI's five titles produced a Player of the Tournament.
MI Orange & Purple Caps
Season ↕ | Player ↕ | Season Total ↕ | Best | Season Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Purple Cap Lasith Malinga | 28 | 5/13 vs DC | Playoffs |
| 2010 | Orange Cap Sachin Tendulkar | 618 | 89* (59) vs RR | Runners-up |
Best — the winner's highest score (Orange Cap) or best bowling figures (Purple Cap) that season.
1 Orange Cap & 1 Purple Cap for MI
The trophy has never coincided with a cap: all five of MI's titles came in seasons without an Orange or Purple Cap. Only Sachin Tendulkar's 2010 campaign reached a final. No MI player has led either chart in the 15 seasons since 2011.
Highest Individual Scores for Mumbai Indians
Batter ↕ | Score ↕ | SR ↕ | vs | Season | Team ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lost — Ryan Rickelton | 123* (55) | 223.6 | SRH | 2026 | 243/5 |
| Won — Sanath Jayasuriya | 114* (48) | 237.5 | CSK | 2008 | 158/1 |
| Lost — Quinton de Kock | 112* (60) | 186.7 | PBKS | 2026 | 195/6 |
| Won — Rohit Sharma | 109* (60) | 181.7 | KKR | 2012 | 182/1 |
| Lost — Rohit Sharma | 105* (63) | 166.7 | CSK | 2024 | 186/6 |
| Won — Suryakumar Yadav | 103* (49) | 210.2 | GT | 2023 | 218/5 |
| Won — Suryakumar Yadav | 102* (51) | 200.0 | SRH | 2024 | 174/3 |
| Won — Tilak Varma | 101* (45) | 224.4 | GT | 2026 | 199/5 |
| Won — Cameron Green | 100* (47) | 212.8 | SRH | 2023 | 201/2 |
| Won — Lendl Simmons | 100* (61) | 163.9 | PBKS | 2014 | 159/3 |
MI Best 10 Scores in a Match — Ryan Rickelton Leads the List
Best Bowling Figures for Mumbai Indians
Bowler ↕ | Figures ↕ | Econ ↕ | vs | Season | Opp ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Won — Alzarri Joseph | 6/12 | 3.3 | SRH | 2019 | 96 |
| Won — Akash Madhwal | 5/5 | 1.4 | LSG | 2023 | 101 |
| Lost — Jasprit Bumrah | 5/10 | 2.5 | KKR | 2022 | 165/9 |
| Won — Lasith Malinga | 5/13 | 3.5 | DC | 2011 | 95 |
| Won — Harbhajan Singh | 5/18 | 4.5 | CSK | 2011 | 156/9 |
| Won — Jasprit Bumrah | 5/21 | 5.3 | RCB | 2024 | 196/8 |
| Lost — Munaf Patel | 5/21 | 5.3 | PBKS | 2011 | 163/8 |
| Lost — Hardik Pandya | 5/36 | 9.0 | LSG | 2025 | 203/8 |
| Won — Nathan Coulter-Nile | 4/14 | 3.5 | RR | 2021 | 90/9 |
| Won — Jasprit Bumrah | 4/14 | 3.5 | DC | 2020 | 143/8 |
MI Best 10 Bowling Figures in a Match — Alzarri Joseph Leads the List
MI's best innings figures are Alzarri Joseph's 6/12 in 3.4 overs, against SRH in 2019 — the best in IPL history. Eight of the ten are five-wicket hauls. Three of the ten belong to Jasprit Bumrah, spread across 2020, 2022 and 2024. Bumrah and Munaf Patel are level on 5/21.
MI's Biggest Win by Runs
| Season | Margin ↕ | vs | MI | Opp | PoTM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | 146 runs | DC | 212/3Away | 66/10 (13.4) | Lendl Simmons, MI | 66 (43) & 2 catches |
| 2018 | 102 runs | KKR | 210/6Away | 108/10 (18.1) | Ishan Kishan, MI | 62 (21) |
| 2025 | 100 runs | RR | 217/2Away | 117/10 (16.1) | Ryan Rickelton, MI | 61 (38) |
| 2026 | 99 runs | GT | 199/5Away | 100/10 (15.5) | Tilak Varma, MI | 101* (45) |
| 2010 | 98 runs | DC | 218/7Away | 120/9 | Sachin Tendulkar, MI | 63 (32) |
home · away, beside MI's own innings. Home means a ground MI were using that season, so a temporary one counts; a neutral venue does not.
146-Run Win vs DC in 2017
Top 5, ranked by margin.
MI's biggest win by runs is 146 runs, a total of 212 defended in Delhi, 44 runs wider than the next-biggest; no side has ever won an IPL match by more runs. The lowest total in MI's five biggest wins is DC's 66 all out in that match, with Karn Sharma and Harbhajan Singh taking three wickets apiece. Not one of the five was played at home.
MI's Biggest Win by Wickets
| Season | Margin ↕ | vs | Target | Balls Left | PoTM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 10 wickets | CSK | 115Away | 46 | Trent Boult, MI | 4/18 |
| 2012 | 10 wickets | RR | 163Away | 12 | Dwayne Smith, MI | 87* (58) |
| 2008 | 9 wickets | CSK | 157Home | 37 | Sanath Jayasuriya, MI | 114* (48) |
| 2008 | 9 wickets | RCB | 123Away | 12 | Dilhara Fernando, MI | 4/18 |
| 2011 | 9 wickets | RCB | 141Away | 9 | Sachin Tendulkar, MI | 55* (46) |
home · away, beside the target MI chased. Home means a ground MI were using that season, so a temporary one counts; a neutral venue does not.
Two 10-Wicket Wins — vs RR in 2012 & CSK in 2020
Top 5, ranked by margin — every one a chase, since a side batting first cannot win by wickets.
MI's biggest win by wickets is a ten-wicket win, and they have managed it twice — over RR in 2012 and CSK in 2020. The CSK chase ended with 46 balls left, 115 chased down in Sharjah. Trent Boult took 4/18 there, while the other was a different kind of win, Dwayne Smith made 87* off 58 balls against RR. 2008 alone accounts for two of MI's five biggest wins.