Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

Ten cricket players, A,C,E,G,I,K,M,O,Q, and S, all of whom are bowlers, represented ten different teams, RR, PBKS, GT, RCB, CSK, MI, KKR, DC, LSG, and SRH in the Indian T20 Cricket League. After the tournament concluded, it was observed that these ten bowlers constituted the list for the top ten highest wicket takers of the tournament. All the information given are not necessarily in the same order.

Note: The number of wickets taken by each bowler falls in the range of 15 to 30 wickets. The team of which the highest wicket taker was a part of, ended up being the runners-up of the tournament. The second highest wicket taker ended up being a part of the champion team. Apart from the champions and the runners-up, two other teams qualify for the playoffs. The teams which had the fifth highest wicket taker and the eighth highest wicket taker were the other two teams that qualified for the playoffs of the tournament. The tenth highest wicket taking bowler was a part of the team which finished last in the tournament. 

M represented either PBKS or CSK. Q, who represented DC, picked up 24 wickets. E, who picked up 26 wickets, represented either CSK or SRH. The total number of wickets picked by C and S was 31, with C picking 1 wicket more than S. The number of wickets picked up by G, who represented RCB, is the second multiple of 11. I represented team SRH. The number of wickets picked up by the bowler who represented KKR, is equal to the cube of 3. I picked three wickets more than E. 20 wickets were picked up by the bowler who represented PBKS. The seventh prime number in the prime number series is equal to the number of wickets picked up by K, who represented RR. C and S represented GT and MI respectively. A was an integral player of team KKR. The number of wickets picked up by O, is 6 less than than the average number of wickets picked by players Q and E.