In IPL 2024, veteran cricketers continue to shine with their experience, leadership, and passion. Despite their age, they remain impactful on and off the field, guiding younger teammates and inspiring fans. Their presence is a reminder that skill and wisdom can outshine youth, proving experience remains a powerful asset in competitive cricket.
1. MS Dhoni (CSK) – 42 years, 259 days

At 42, MS Dhoni remains an iconic figure in the IPL, potentially playing his final season with Chennai Super Kings. Known for his unmatched leadership and sharp cricketing mind, Dhoni has featured in 251 matches, scoring 5,082 runs with 24 half-centuries. His legacy continues to inspire millions.
2. Amit Mishra (LSG) – 41 years, 119 days

Veteran spinner Amit Mishra, now with Lucknow Super Giants, remains a valuable asset at 41. With 161 IPL matches and 173 wickets to his name, his experience and skill continue to bolster his team’s bowling attack in the high-pressure world of T20 cricket.
3. Faf du Plessis (RCB) – 39 years, 253 days

Despite retiring from international cricket, Faf du Plessis continues to shine for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. At 39, he has scored 4,168 runs in 131 matches, consistently leading from the front and proving his worth as one of the league’s most dependable top-order batsmen.
4. Wriddhiman Saha (GT) – 39 years, 150 days

Gujarat Titans’ experienced wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha still plays a key role at 39. With 161 IPL appearances and 2,798 runs, Saha’s stability and skill behind the stumps and with the bat make him a seasoned campaigner in the tournament.
5. Mohammad Nabi (MI) – 39 years, 81 days

Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi brings all-round prowess to the Mumbai Indians. Though his appearances have been limited, he has contributed 180 runs and taken 13 wickets in 17 matches. At 39, Nabi continues to add value as a dependable and versatile cricketer in the IPL.