IPL 2018: The Indian uncapped playing XI of the tournament 

The Indian Premier League has finally come to an end. After an entertaining 7 weeks of cricket, CSK emerged victorious while SRH finished as runners-up. A few of the players came into the Indian team on the back of their performances in this year's IPL. IPL, on the whole, was entertaining and there were a lot of last over thrillers.

As usual, a lot of uncapped players stamped their authority in this season's Indian Premier League. Here's a look at the best uncapped playing XI of the season.

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#1 Suryakumar Yadav

Suryakumar Yadav

Suryakumar Yadav had a breakout season with the Mumbai Indians. He was piling on the runs consistently at the top of the order. He ended the season with a mammoth 514 runs at a strike rate of 133 in 14 matches. He played a key role for the Mumbai Indians but his efforts weren't enough to guide them into the playoffs.

#2 Prithvi Shaw (C)

Prithvi Shaw has been a revelation in his debut IPL season. He has drawn comparisons with Sachin Tendulkar for his style of play and his consistency. He managed to score 243 runs in 9 matches at a phenomenal strike rate of 153. He has been selected for the India A squad that will tour England and he will hope to continue his good run of form.

#3 Ishan Kishan (WK)

Ishan Kishan

Ishan Kishan had a pretty good season with the Mumbai Indians. He scored 275 runs in 12 innings at a phenomenal strike rate of 149. He will be remembered for his 21-ball 62 against the Kolkata Knight Riders in a must-win match for the Mumbai Indians. The Jharkhand born-player provided impetus to the inning whenever it was required.

#4 Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill sparkled for KKR and even won them a match against CSK. The Punjabi scored 203 runs in 11 innings at a strike rate of 146. Like his U 19 skipper, Prithvi Shaw, he has also been selected for the India A squad. He was superb with the bat and had he batted higher up the order, he could have scored a lot more.

#5 Nitish Rana

Nitish Rana

Nitish Rana was impressive for KKR. He was their most successful player in the first half of the tournament before his form tapered off. He scored 302 runs in 15 matches at a strike rate of 131. His part-time off-spin was very useful as well. He dismissed world class players like Virat Kohli, AB De Villiers, Ajinkya Rahane and D'arcy Short.

#6 Krunal Pandya

Krunal Pandya

Krunal Pandya is no stranger to the IPL, he has been a consistent performer for the Mumbai Indians for the last couple of years. The all-rounder performed exceptionally once again. He scored 228 runs in 13 innings at a strike rate of 147. He finished off matches in this season and won matches for them with his big hitting abilities. His left arm spin was very effective as he picked up 12 wickets and had an economy rate of 6.93.

#7 Krishnappa Gowtham

K Gowtham

The hard-hitting all-rounder was a game changer for the Rajasthan Royals as he had a lot of crucial cameos for them. He has also picked up crucial wickets with the ball. He scored 126 runs in 15 matches and picked up 11 wickets. He was instrumental in helping RR qualify for the playoffs.

#8 Mayank Markande

Mayank Markande

Markande has been the biggest find of the season. He led Mumbai Indians' bowling attack in the first few matches. His googlies have deceived the best of the batsmen including MS Dhoni and Shikhar Dhawan. However, he couldn't replicate his magic from the first 4-5 matches and couldn't end the tournament on a high. He picked up 15 wickets in 14 matches and had an economy rate of 8.36.

#9 Prasidh Krishna

Prasidh Krishna

Prasidh Krishna was superb for the Kolkata Knight Riders. He came in as a replacement for the injured Kamlesh Nagarkoti. He was sensational at the death for KKR. In fact, all the 10 wickets he picked up came at the death. He picked up 10 wickets in 7 matches at an economy rate of 9.28.

#10 Siddarth Kaul

Siddarth Kaul

Siddarth Kaul has been an integral part of SRH for the last year couple of years. He was excellent for SRH barring 2-3 matches. He was the leader of the pace department in Bhuvi's absence. He picked up 21 wickets in 17 matches and had an economy rate of 8.3. He has been selected for India's tour of England and he will look to make the most of the opportunity

#11 Ankit Rajpoot

Ankit Rajpoot

Ankit Rajpoot was brilliant for the Kings XI Punjab and was arguably their best Indian bowler. He was able to rattle batsman with his pace, swing and bounce. He picked up a 5 wicket haul against the Sunrisers. He won 2 man-of-the-match awards as well. He picked up 11 wickets in 8 matches and had an economy rate of 8.52.