Injection molding of the isotactic polypropylenes polymerized using metallocene and Ziegler-Natta catalysts and having the same molecular weights was performed. Rheological properties and shear-induced crystallization kinetics were measured and their comparative analysis is made. these data are fitted to the equations necessary for simulation of the injection molding process. Numerous injection molding runs were carried out and pressure measurements during molding were performed. The gapwise distribution of crystallinity, spherulite size and thickness of flow-induced crystallized layer in moldings were measured. The effect of various processing conditions on these values was determined. the measured values were compared with the results obtained from the simulation of injection molding process using unified theory of crystallization proposed earlier. Comparative analysis is made between flow conditions and crystallization behavior of these polymers and their effect on the pressure development and structural characteristics of the moldings.