It is no surprise that the Indian Premier League, IPL, has given cricket enthusiasts numerous thrill moments as there are best bowlers who may change the game course. It's a matter of fire- bringing fast bowlers or smart spinners, though their amazing spell leaves fans and opposition in wonder. In the following article, we recall some of the best bowling performances in the history of the Indian Premier League, those extraordinary showings which were perfect expositions of skill and strategy, demonstrating that any game can turn on an over. Best Bowling Figures in IPL Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Econ Team Match Date AS Joseph 3.4 1 12 6 3.27 MI 06 Apr 2019 Sohail Tanvir 4.0 - 14 6 3.50 RR 04 May 2008 A Zampa 4.0 - 19 6 4.75 Supergiants 10 May 2016 A Kumble 3.1 1 5 5 1.57 RCB 18 Apr 2009 A Madhwal 3.3 - 5 5 1.42 MI 24 May 2023 JJ Bumrah 4.0 1 10 5 2.50 MI 09 May 2022 MM Sharma 2.2 - 10 5 4.28 GT 26 May 2023 I Sharma 3.0 - 12 5 4.00 Chargers 27 Apr 2011 SL Malinga 3.4 1 13 5 3.54 MI 10 Apr 2011 AS Rajpoot 4.0 - 14 5 3.50 Kings XI 26 Apr 2018 Alzarri Joseph (6/12 vs SRH, 2019) This is a great performance as it was his first game for MI and Mumbai were defending a meager total of only 137 runs. He dismissed David Warner and Vijay Shankar in the first two overs. In the third over, Joseph dismissed Deepak Hooda and Rashid Khan too. In his last over, he dismissed Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Siddharth Kaul to provide the IPL tournament with the best figures so far. Also Read | India vs Australia Head-to-Head in ODI Records & Key Stats Sohail Tanvir (6/14 vs CSK, 2008) Although Sohail Tanvir played only the inaugural edition of the Indian T20 League, he marked his presence there. Playing for the inaugural champions Rajasthan, Tanvir took 6 wickets by giving away just 12 runs against Chennai at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur. He won the Purple Cap in 2008 by grabbing 22 wickets in 11 matches, and held the best bowling record for 11 years. Adam Zampa (6/19 vs SRH, 2016) On 10th May 2016, Adam Zampa became the third bowler to take the third and final 6-wicket haul in the history of IPL. In this game, Adam was bowling against Hyderabad for Pune where he gave away only 19 runs to pick up 6 wickets. He was the first spinner to get a 6-wicket haul in the history of Indian T20 League history. Although Adam's bowl was fabulous, the total target of 138 failed to help Pune to conquer the game as it was defeated by 4 runs in the game. Anil Kumble (5/5 vs RR, 2009) On 18 April 2009, On a damp Newlands surface, Anil Kumble, India's highest wicket taker was absolute the best against Rajasthan, so the Rajasthan batters were found useless in front of him; they could not take him that resulted in getting all out and were able to get all out for only 58 runs, he only conceded 5 runs in 3.1 overs and also picked 5 wickets dismissing Yusuf Pathan, Ravindra Jadeja, Shane Warne, Munaf Patel, and Kamran Khan. Akash Madhwal (5/5 vs LSG, 2023) The best bowling figures in IPL is led by rookie pacer Akash Madhwal, who is 5th on the list. Mumbai speedster gave away just 5 runs in 3.3 overs and get Lucknow's Mankad, Badoni, Pooran, Bishnoi, and Mohsin back into the pavilion in the process. His efforts meant Mumbai won the match by 81 runs and moved to the Qualifier 2. Also Read | Gautam Gambhir Net Worth: Homes, Car Collection & More Jasprit Bumrah (5/10 vs KKR, 2022) Jasprit Bumrah, who had fetched 145 wickets of the IPL, was crucial for Mumbai Indians winning all those hard-won battles since 2013. Bumrah played out his best bowling spells within the tournament against the 2022 season. Five wickets with mere ten runs conceded within the span of four overs gave Jasprit Bumrah and team Mumbai a 52 run-bash over KKR, leading to their win. Mohit Sharma (5/10 vs MI, 2023) Qualifier 2 of the 2023 IPL saw Mohit Sharma emerging as Gujarat Titans' best bowler as the team outplayed Mumbai Indians and booked a final seat. Mohit bowled just 2.2 overs and dismissed five opposition batsmen. Because of this wicket-taking spree, Mumbai Indians were short by 62 runs to achieve the mammoth target of 234 runs. Ishant Sharma (5/12 vs Kochi, 2011) There were many times when an IPL team was bowled over for a two-digit score. One such occasion was seen during the 2011 season. Ishant Sharma, who played for the now-defunct Deccan Chargers, bagged a five-fer to break the batting lineup of Kochi Tuskers Kerala. The Indian pacer could allow just 12 runs in his three-overs as Deccan Chargers wrapped up their innings at 74. Lasith Malinga (5/13 vs DC, 2011) The faithful of the Mumbai Indians family received a best ever performance in the IPL by Lasith Malinga against Delhi during a league match in the year 2011. The Sri Lankan legend ripped through the top order of the opposition and gained five wickets to his credit. Malinga conceded 13 runs with a maiden in 3.4 overs. Ankit Rajpoot (5/14 vs SRH, 2018) In the 2018 IPL, an uncapped Indian pacer was hogging the headlines, Ankit Rajpoot, who took a five-wicket haul for Punjab Kings. He did this in a group encounter against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Though he performed very well, Punjab finally lost that low-scoring game by 13 runs. Conclusion These bowling performances remind us of how much cricket is about the game and masterly skills with the ball, and not all about big hits. This is a very unforgettable bunch of bowlers, as all of them have made control, strategy, and knowing the right time for such moments of a game something that cannot be forgotten in the history of IPL cricket. Fans only await a new season and hope someone might next bring in some such bowling that could equal these legends of IPL.