MLC leaderboards

All MLC leaderboards

55 leaderboard surfaces covering the full Major League Cricket corpus — batting averages, bowling economy, powerplay strike rates, death-overs wickets, and more. Every figure derives from ball-by-ball data (Cricsheet CC BY 3.0) with explicit sample-size floors and a stable canonical URL.

Frequently asked questions

What is the MLC Orange Cap leaderboard?
The Orange Cap leaderboard ranks the top run-scorers in Major League Cricket across all seasons (2023–present). It aggregates ball-by-ball run tallies from the Cricsheet dataset (CC BY 3.0) via the CricketStudio SETU snapshot.
What is the MLC Purple Cap leaderboard?
The Purple Cap leaderboard ranks the top wicket-takers in MLC across all seasons. Sample-size floors apply — bowlers must meet minimum delivery thresholds to qualify.
How are MLC leaderboard stats calculated?
Every leaderboard projects from the canonical MLC SETU snapshot (data/_season-stats-mlc.json), derived from ball-by-ball records sourced from Cricsheet under CC BY 3.0. Parity contracts P1–P6 ensure consistency across all 50 aspects.
Do MLC leaderboards include 2026?
MLC 2026 pre-season rosters are included. Ball-by-ball records for completed seasons (2023, 2024, 2025) are fully indexed. The 2026 in-season data will be added as matches are captured.
How many MLC leaderboard surfaces are there?
There are 55 leaderboard surfaces covering batting (runs, strike rate, average, sixes, fours) and bowling (wickets, economy, average, bowling strike rate) across all-time and phase-specific windows (powerplay, death overs).

Sources & methodology

Every leaderboard derives from the canonical MLC SETU snapshot at data/_season-stats-mlc.json, walked from ball-by-ball records sourced from Cricsheet under CC BY 3.0.