Nehal Wadhera

India·Batter·Age 26

Left-hand bat · Legbreak

IPL runs: 784
Average: 23.76
Strike rate: 140.0
Highest: 70

Overview

What the figures show

The IPL part of Nehal Wadhera's career runs from 2023 to 2026: 37 innings, 784 runs, a best of 70, an average of 23.76. 369 of those runs — 47% of the lot — came in 2025 alone, for Punjab Kings. No IPL innings has beaten the 70 scored in 2025. Fifty has been passed four times. Measured against the 182 batters here who have faced 300 IPL balls or more, 140.0 is quicker than the 135.37 median by 4.6. Fours and sixes account for roughly 66% of the total — 64 and 43 of them.

He has moved between franchises — Mumbai Indians (2023–2024) and Punjab Kings (2025–2026). Most of the runs, 434 of them, came in the Punjab Kings years.

Indian Premier League

Season by season

Season	Team	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	4s	6s
2023	MI	10	1	241	64	26.80	145.2	23	12
2024	MI	6	0	109	49	18.20	129.8	9	6
2025	PBKS	15	3	369	70	30.80	145.8	28	21
2026	PBKS	6	0	65	25	10.80	114.0	4	4
Total	4 seasons	37	4	784	70	23.76	140.0	64	43

Questions

About Nehal Wadhera

How many IPL runs has Nehal Wadhera scored?

Nehal Wadhera has scored 784 runs in the IPL across 4 seasons, averaging 23.76 at a strike rate of 140. The highest score is 70.

Which IPL teams has Nehal Wadhera played for?

Nehal Wadhera has appeared for Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings in the IPL.

What is Nehal Wadhera's playing style?

Nehal Wadhera is a left-hand bat who bowls legbreak, listed as a batter.

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Sources for this profile

IPL figures computed from ball-by-ball records of 1,243 IPL matches.
Date of birth, playing style and photograph come from a third-party player feed, matched by name.

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