IPL 2017: Leading Run-Scorers, Highest Wicket-Takers and More T20 Stats

Mumbai Indians' top statistical performers all fell flat on Monday, as Rising Pune Supergiant ended the Indian Premier League leaders' six-match win streak in dominant fashion.

Pune ran out to a total of 160, with Mitchell McClenaghan failing to take a single wicket, and Indians faltered in the chase. Star batsman Nitish Rana, who sits in the run-scorers' top five, managed just three from nine before he was caught.

Hashim Amla of Kings XI Punjab still leads the race for the orange cap, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar appears on his way to yet another purple cap. Here's a look at the top statistics in both categories:

Pos	Player	Team	Innings	Runs	Average	S/R
1	Hashim Amla	Kings XI Punjab	7	299	59.80	145.85
2	David Warner	Sunrisers Hyderabad	7	282	56.40	129.36
3	Suresh Raina	Gujarat Lions	7	275	55.00	146.28
4	Brendon McCullum	Gujarat Lions	7	264	37.71	149.15
5	Nitish Rana	Mumbai Indians	7	263	43.83	139.89
6	Manish Pandey	Kolkata Knight Riders	6	260	86.67	141.30
7	Gautam Gambhir	Kolkata Knight Riders	7	243	48.60	137.29
8	Shikhar Dhawan	Sunrisers Hyderabad	7	235	33.57	118.09
9	Sanju Samson	Delhi Daredevils	6	224	37.33	142.68
10	Jos Buttler	Mumbai Indians	7	213	30.43	156.62

Pos	Player	Team	Matches	Balls	Runs	Wickets
1	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Sunrisers Hyderabad	7	168	176	16
2	Chris Morris	Delhi Daredevils	6	132	152	12
3	Mitchell McClenaghan	Mumbai Indians	7	168	243	12
4	Yuzvendra Chahal	Royal Challengers Bangalore	7	141	159	10
5	Rashid Khan	Sunrisers Hyderabad	7	168	195	10
6	Chris Woakes	Kolkata Knight Riders	7	132	205	10
7	Pat Cummins	Delhi Daredevils	6	139	172	9
8	Andrew Tye	Gujarat Lions	4	96	120	9
9	Imran Tahir	Rising Pune Supergiant	6	138	184	9
10	Axar Patel	Kings XI Punjab	7	156	197	8

Mumbai's sensational run had to come to an end at some point, and it's only fitting it happened on a night where their biggest contributors so far fell flat.

McClenaghan came into the match having taken 12 wickets already, but he couldn't add to his tally through four overs, surrendering 36 runs in the process.

The New Zealand star didn't play a bad match and still finished with an economy rate in the single digits, thanks to his ability to limit the damage, per the team's official Twitter account:

But Indians count on McClenaghan to grab wickets, and without that threat, Pune were open to add to their total. Rahul Tripathi led the way with 45 from 31, as the team ended with 160.

Normally, that would be a manageable target for Indians, even if the Wankhede pitch has favoured bowling this season. But after a promising stand from the openers, Mumbai's big hitters fell flat.

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Kieron Pollard finished with nine from nine, and Rana did even worse, taking just three from nine. The only star hitter to hold up his end of the deal was Rohit Sharma, who scored 58 from 39 to keep the chase alive.

Per Broken Cricket, Indians must be hoping Pune don't make it into the play-offs:

The result could have a major impact on the race for the purple cap, where McClenaghan is one of the few bowlers who seems capable of challenging Kumar. Last year's top wicket-taker is once again in brilliant form and now sports a four-wicket lead over the Mumbai man, with a match in hand.