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KA Pollard reaches two milestone in T20 games

KA Pollard reaches two milestone in T20 games

KA Pollard earned the distinction of becoming the first cricketer to play 500 T20 games. As on date he has played 501 T20 games. His 500th T20 game was the first T20I game against Sri Lanka on 04 Mar 20 at Pallekkele of the  recently concluded series He achieved another milestone in this match. He scored 34 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 10000 runs in T30 games. He became the second batsman in  the history of T20 games to completed 10,000 runs after CH Gayle. CH Gayle has an aggregate of 13296 runs. The following table lists the T20 career of CH Gayle and KA Pollard

Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC
CH Gayle 404 396 48 13296 175* 38.20 22 82
KA Pollard 501 450 126 10000 104 30.86 1 49

CH Gayle has  represented the following teams in T20 games – Balkh Legends, Barisal Bulls, Barisal Burners, Chattogram Challengers, Chittagong Vikings, Dhaka Gladiators, Jamaica, Jamaica Tallawahs, Jozi Stars, Karachi Kings, Kings XI Punjab, Kolkata Knight Riders, Lahore Qalandars, Lions, Matabeleland Tuskers, Melbourne Renegades, PCA Masters XI, Rangpur Riders, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Somerset, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Stanford Superstars, Sydney Thunder, West Indians, West Indies, Western Australia

KA Pollard has appeared for the following teams in T20 games – Adelaide Strikers, Barbados Tridents, Cape Cobras, Dhaka Dynamites, Dhaka Gladiators, Karachi Kings, Melbourne Renegades, Multan Sultans, Mumbai Indians, Peshawar Zalmi, Somerset, South Australia, St Lucia Stars, Stanford Superstars, Trinbago Knight Riders, Trinidad & Tobago,West Indies

Five wickets in six balls in the history of T20 games – A Mithun emulates Al-Amin Hossain to become the second bowler to perform the feat

Five wickets in six balls in the history of T20 games – A Mithun emulates Al-Amin Hossain to become the second bowler to perform the feat

A Mithun of Karnataka became the  second bowler in the history of T20 games to capture five  wickets in six balls.

He performed the feat against Haryana  in  Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy  Semi Finals at Surat on 29.11.19. He emulated Al-Amin Hossain who  had  performed  such a feat. It is interesting to note that  both these bowlers performed the hat-trick, captured four wickets in four consecutive balls and also captured five wickets in six balls,

Here are the details of these two bowlers

Abahani Limited v United Commerce Bank Bangladesh Cricket Board XI
Sylhet Stadium, Sylhet on 26th December 2013 (20-over match)
Al-Amin Hossain took a hat-trick in the Abahani Limited innings (Nazmul Hossain, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Naeem Islam)
Al-Amin Hossain took 4 wickets in 4 balls in the Abahani Limited innings (Nazmul Hossain, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Naeem Islam, Nabil Samad)
Al-Amin Hossain took 5 wickets in 6 balls in the Abahani Limited innings (Mehedi Hasan, Nazmul Hossain, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Naeem Islam, Nabil Samad)
 
Haryana v Karnataka
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2019/20 (Semi-Final)
Lalabhai Contractor Stadium, Surat on 29th November 2019 (20-over match)
A Mithun took a hat-trick in the Haryana innings (Rana, Tewatia, Sumit Kumar)
A Mithun took 4 wickets in 4 balls in the Haryana innings (Rana, Tewatia, Sumit Kumar, Mishra)
A Mithun took 5 wickets in 6 balls in the Haryana innings (Rana, Tewatia, Sumit Kumar, Mishra, J Yadav)
Four wickets in four consecutive balls in the history of T20 games – A Mithun of Karnataka joins the elite list

Four wickets in four consecutive balls in the history of T20 games – A Mithun of Karnataka joins the elite list

A Mithun of Karnataka captured four wickets in four consecutive balls against Haryana at Surat on 29.11.19 to become the sixth bowler to capture four wickets in four consecutive balls in the history of Twenty20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Bowler Team Opposition Ground Season
1 J Allenby Leicestershire Lancashire Manchester 2008
2 Al-Amin Hossain UCB Ban CB XI Abahani Limited Sylhet 2013/14
3 AD Russell West Indies A India A Bangalore 2013/14
4 Rashid Khan Afghanistan Ireland Dehra Dun 2018/19
5 SL Malinga Sri Lanka New Zealand Pallekele 2019
5 A Mithun Karnataka Haryana Surat 2019/20
Bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in T20 games – DL Chahar joins the list

Bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in T20 games – DL Chahar joins the list

DL Chahar of India returned with figures of six for seven against Bangladesh at Nagpur on 10.11.19 to provide the 35th occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the history of T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player O M R W Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 CN Ackermann 4.0 0 18 7 Leics v Bears Leicester 07 Aug 2019
2 AV Suppiah 3.4 0 5 6 Somerset v Glamorgan Cardiff 05 Jul 2011
3 Shakib Al Hasan 4.0 1 6 6 Tridents v Red Steel Bridgetown 03 Aug 2013
4 SL Malinga 4.0 1 7 6 Melb Stars v Scorchers Perth 12 Dec 2012
5 KA Jamieson 4.0 0 7 6 Canterbury v Auckland Auckland 01 Jan 2019
6 DL Chahar 3.2 0 7 6 India v Bangladesh Nagpur 10 Nov 2019
7 BAW Mendis 4.0 2 8 6 Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Hambantota 18 Sep 2012
8 P Fojela 3.2 1 9 6 Border v Easterns East London 14 Dec 2014
9 IS Sodhi 3.3 0 11 6 Strikers v Syd Thunder Sydney 18 Jan 2017
10 AS Joseph 3.4 1 12 6 Mum Indians v Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 06 Apr 2019
11 Sohail Tanvir 4.0 0 14 6 Royals v Super Kings Jaipur 04 May 2008
12 DS Punia 4.0 1 14 6 Services v Haryana Delhi 26 Mar 2015
13 SR Abeywardene 4.0 0 15 6 Panadura v SL Air SC Col-B 30 Oct 2005
14 TG Southee 4.0 0 16 6 Essex v Glamorgan Chelmsford 08 Jul 2011
15 BAW Mendis 4.0 1 16 6 Sri Lanka v Australia Pallekele 08 Aug 2011
16 SW Masakadza 4.0 0 16 6 Mountaineers v Tuskers Mutare 09 Dec 2012
17 RS Bopara 4.0 0 16 6 Karachi Kngs v Qalandars Sharjah 12 Feb 2016
18 Shakib Al Hasan 2.4 0 18 6 Prime Bank v Mohammedan Sylhet 26 Dec 2013
19 Swapnil Singh 4.0 0 19 6 Baroda v Saurashtra Pune 27 Mar 2015
20 A Zampa 4.0 0 19 6 Supergiants v Sunrisers Visakhapatnam 10 May 2016
21 TT Bresnan 4.0 0 19 6 Yorkshire v Lancashire Leeds 11 Aug 2017
22 Faheem Ashraf 4.0 0 19 6 Islamabad Un v Qalandars Karachi 09 Mar 2019
23 Z Pongolo 4.0 0 20 6 Jozi Stars v Spartans Johannesburg 11 Dec 2018
24 AJ Hall 3.4 0 21 6 Northants v Worcs Northampton 13 Jun 2008
25 Aftab Ahmed 4.0 0 22 6 Denmark v P.N.G. Abu Dhabi 20 Mar 2012
26 TS Nethula 3.1 0 23 6 Northern D v Central D Napier 25 Jan 2019
27 TJ Murtagh 4.0 0 24 6 Surrey v Middlesex Lord’s 23 Jun 2005
28 Umar Gul 4.0 0 24 6 Sultans v Quetta Glad Dubai (DSC) 07 Mar 2018
29 Irfanuddin 4.0 0 25 6 K Dolphins v S Stallions Karachi 03 Mar 2006
30 MG Dighton 3.0 0 25 6 Tasmania v Queensland Toowoomba 01 Jan 2007
31 YS Chahal 4.0 0 25 6 India v England Bengaluru 01 Feb 2017
32 IG Butler 4.0 0 28 6 Otago v Auckland Dunedin 15 Jan 2010
33 B Laughlin 4.0 1 28 6 Northern D v Wellington Wellington 19 Nov 2013
34 JK Fuller 4.0 0 28 6 Middlesex v Hampshire Southampton 20 Jul 2018
35 BE Hendricks 4.0 0 29 6 Cape Cobras v Knights Cape Town 5 Jan 2014
Bowlers performing the Hat trick on Indian soil in T20 games

Bowlers performing the Hat trick on Indian soil in T20 games

The following table lists the bowlers who have performed the feat of Hat trick on Indian soil in T20 games.

No Player Match Venue Season
1 L Balaji Chennai v Punjab Chennai 2007-08
2 A Mishra Delhi v Deccan Delhi 2007-08
3 M Ntini Chennai v Kolkata Kolkata 2007-08
4 S Narwal Delhi v Haryana Delhi 2009
5 Praveen Kumar RCB vs Rajasthan Bangalore 2009/10
6 MS Gony Punjab v Services Delhi 2009/10
7 P Prasanth Kerala v Goa Chennai 2011/12
8 IH Chaudhary Gujarat v Mumbai Rajkot 2011/12
9 A Chandila Rajasthan Royals v Pune Warriors Jaipur 2012
10 AK Das Assam v Odisha Agartala 2012/13
11 R Sharma Punjab v Uttar Pradesh Indore 2012/13
12 RR Singh Rajasthan v Madhya Pradesh Nagpur 2012/13
13 CV Milind Hyderabad v Tamil Nadu Shimoga 2012/13
14 SP Narine Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI Punjab Mohali 2013
15 A Mishra Sunrisers Hyderabad v Pune Warriors Pune 2013
16 AD Russell* West Indies A v India A Bangalore 2013-14
17 PV Tambe Rajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight Riders Ahmedabad 2014
18 SR Watson Rajasthan Royals v Sunrisers Hyderabad Ahmedabad 2014
19 P Awana Kings XI Punjab v Chennai Super Kings Hyd-RGS 2014/15
20 A Ashish Reddy Hyderabad v Goa Kochi 2014/15
21 DB Prasanth Andhra v Karnataka Kochi 2014/15
22 PP Chawla Maharashtra v Uttar Pradesh Cuttack 2015/16
23 NLTC Perera Sri Lanka v India Ranchi 2015/16
24 IC Pandey Andhra v Madhya Pradesh Vadodara 2015/16
25 CV Stephen Andhra v Assam Vadodara 2015/16
26 AR Patel Gujarat Lions v Kings XI Punjab Rajkot 2016
27 S Badree RCB v Mumbai Indians Bengaluru 2017
28 JD Unadkat Rising Pune Supergiant v Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 2017
29 AJ Tye Gujarat Lions v Rising Pune Supergiant Rajkot 2017
30 Rashid Khan Afghanistan v Ireland Dehradun 2018/19
31 SS Warrier Kerala v Andhra Mulapadu 2018/19
32 S Gopal RCB v Rajasthan Royals Bengaluru 2019
33 Sam Curran Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Capitals Chandigarh 2019
34 DL Chahar India v Bangladesh Nagpur 2019/20

The following table lists the Indian bowlers who have performed the feat of Hat trick on Indian soil in T20 games. DL Chahar became the 25th Indian bowler to peform the Hat trick on Indian soil

No Player Match Venue Season
1 L Balaji Chennai v Punjab Chennai 2007-08
2 A Mishra Delhi v Deccan Delhi 2007-08
3 S Narwal Delhi v Haryana Delhi 2009
4 Praveen Kumar RCB vs Rajasthan Bangalore 2009/10
5 MS Gony Punjab v Services Delhi 2009/10
6 P Prasanth Kerala v Goa Chennai 2011/12
7 IH Chaudhary Gujarat v Mumbai Rajkot 2011/12
8 A Chandila Rajasthan Royals v Pune Warriors Jaipur 2012
9 AK Das Assam v Odisha Agartala 2012/13
10 R Sharma Punjab v Uttar Pradesh Indore 2012/13
11 RR Singh Rajasthan v Madhya Pradesh Nagpur 2012/13
12 CV Milind Hyderabad v Tamil Nadu Shimoga 2012/13
13 A Mishra Sunrisers Hyderabad v Pune Warriors Pune 2013
14 PV Tambe Rajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight Riders Ahmedabad 2014
15 P Awana Kings XI Punjab v Chennai Super Kings Hyd-RGS 2014/15
16 A Ashish Reddy Hyderabad v Goa Kochi 2014/15
17 DB Prasanth Andhra v Karnataka Kochi 2014/15
18 PP Chawla Maharashtra v Uttar Pradesh Cuttack 2015/16
19 IC Pandey Andhra v Madhya Pradesh Vadodara 2015/16
20 CV Stephen Andhra v Assam Vadodara 2015/16
21 AR Patel Gujarat Lions v Kings XI Punjab Rajkot 2016
22 JD Unadkat Rising Pune Supergiant v Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 2017
23 SS Warrier Kerala v Andhra Mulapadu 2018/19
24 S Gopal RCB v Rajasthan Royals Bengaluru 2019
25 DL Chahar India v Bangladesh Nagpur 2019/20
DL Chahar joins the long list of bowlers who have performed the Hat trick in T20 Games

DL Chahar joins the long list of bowlers who have performed the Hat trick in T20 Games

DL Chahar of India performed the Hat trick against Bangladesh at Nagpur on 10.11.19 to provide the 119th occasion of a bowler performing the Hat trick in the history of T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Match Venue Season
1 AD Mascarenhas Hampshire v Sussex Hove 2004
2 DG Cork Lancashire v Nottinghamshire Old Trafford 2004
3 Zeeshan Khan Multan Tigers v Karachi Zebras Lahore 2004-05
4 Sohail Ahmed Lahore Eagles v Multan Tigers Lahore 2004-05
5 JE Anyon Warwickshire v Somerset Birmingham 2005
6 RD Abeydeera Sinhalese Sports Club v Badureliya Colombo 2005-06
7 Mohammad Aslam Peshawar Panthers v Multan Tigers Karachi 2006-07
8 NJ Rimmington Queensland v Tasmania Toowoomba 2006-07
9 CW Vidanapathirana SSC v NCC Col-CCC 2006-07
10 JN Snape Leicestershire v Yorkshire Grace Road 2007
11 R McLaren Kent v Gloucestershire Edgbaston 2007
12 B Lee Australia v Bangladesh Cape Town 2007-08
13 LJ Cush Guyana v Jamaica Antigua 2007-08
14 NE Mbhalati Eagles v Titans Kimberley 2007-08
15 CK Langeveldt Titans v Cape Cobras Centurion 2007-08
16 L Balaji Chennai v Punjab Chennai 2007-08
17 A Mishra Delhi v Deccan Delhi 2007-08
18 M Ntini Chennai v Kolkata Kolkata 2007-08
19 ND Doshi Derbyshire v Durham Ch-le-St 2007-08
20 J Allenby Lancashire v Leicestershire Old Trafford 2008
21 DP Nannes Middlesex v Essex Chelmsford 2008
22 Yuvraj Singh Punjab v Bangalore Durban 2009
23 RG Sharma Hyderabad v Mumbai Centurion 2009
24 Yuvraj Singh Punjab v Hyderabad Johannesburg 2009
25 ID Fisher Worcestershire v Gloucestershire Worcester 2009
26 JDP Oram New Zealand v Sri Lanka Col-RPS 2009
27 S Narwal Delhi v Haryana Delhi 2009
28 MS Gony Punjab v Services Delhi 2009/10
29 B Geeves Tasmania v Queensland Brisbane 2009/10
30 Naved-ul-Hasan Tasmania v South Australia Adelaide 2009/10
31 Jannisar Khan Quetta Bears v Peshawar Panthers Karachi 2009/10
32 Praveen Kumar Bangalore v Jaipur Bangalore 2009/10
33 Imran Tahir Warwickshire v Durham Ch-le-St 2010
34 KHD Barker Warwickshire v Yorkshire Edgbaston 2010
35 LJ Cush Guyana v Combined Campuses and Colleges Barbados 2010
36 I Udana Wayamba v Central Districts Port Elizabeth 2010/11
37 TG Southee New Zealand v Pakistan Auckland 2010/11
38 A Mishra Kings XI Punjab v Deccan Chargers Dharamsala 2010/11
39 Wahab Riaz Kent v Gloucestershire Beckenham 2011
40 Zulfiqar Babar Multan Tigers v Karachi Dolphins Faisalabad 2011
41 TG Southee Essex v Glamorgan Chelmsford 2011
42 PD Collingwood Durham v Northamptonshire Ch-le-St 2011
43 S Ganga Trinidad & Tobago v Afghanistan King City-NW                                                                                      2011
44 Mohammad Rameez Multan Tigers v Rawalpindi Rams Karachi 2011/12
45 AJA Gray Western Province v KwaZulu-Natal Cape Town 2011/12
46 SW Liebisch Easterns v North West Benoni 2011/12
47 K Santokie Jamaica v Netherlands Barbados 2011/12
48 LL Tsotsobe South Africans v Canterbury Christchurch 2011/12
49 Mohammad Sami Duronto Rajshahi v Dhaka Gladiators Mirpur 2011/12
50 SP Gauchan Nepal v Denmark Dubai-GCA                                                                                     2011/12
51 IH Chaudhary Gujarat v Mumbai Rajkot 2011/12
52 P Prasanth Kerala v Goa Chennai 2011/12
53 A Chandila Rajasthan Royals v Pune Warriors Jaipur 2012
54 XJ Doherty Sydney Thunder v Hobart Hurricanes Hobart 2012/13
55 RA Reifer Comb Campuses and Colleges v Guyana Trinidad 2012/13
56 DYA Davis Comb Campuses and Colleges v Barbados Trinidad 2012/13          
57 SCJ Broad England XI v New Zealand XI Whangarei 2012/13
58 RR Singh Rajasthan v Madhya Pradesh Nagpur 2012/13
59 R Sharma Punjab v Uttar Pradesh Indore 2012/13
60 AK Das Assam v Odisha Agartala 2012/13
61 CV Milind Hyderabad v India v Tamil Nadu Shimoga 2012/13
62 SP Narine Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI Punjab Mohali 2013
63 A Mishra Sunrisers Hyderabad v Pune Warriors Pune 2013
64 SW Tait Essex v Nottinghamshire Nottingham 2013
65 DJ Willey Northamptonshire v Surrey Birmingham 2013
66 AD Russell* West Indies A v India A Bangalore 2013-14
67 Al-Amin Hossain* UCB-BCB Eleven v Abahani Limited Sylhet 2013-14
68 GK Berg Italy v Namibia Abu Dhabi 2013/14
69 PV Tambe Rajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight Riders Ahmedabad 2014
70 SR Watson Rajasthan Royals v Sunrisers Hyderabad Ahmedabad 2014
71 JS Patel Warwickshire v Yorkshire Leeds 2014
72 P Awana Kings XI Punjab v Chennai Super Kings Hyderabad 2014/15
73 A Ashish Reddy Hyderabad v India v Goa Kochi 2014/15
74 DB Prasanth Andhra v Karnataka Kochi 2014/15
75 TMJ Smith Gloucestershire v Essex Bristol 2015
76 JF Mooney Ireland v Jersey Malahide 2015
77 Imran Khan Peshawar Region v Karachi Region Blue Rawalpindi 2015/16
78 Al-Amin Hossain Barisal Bulls v Sylhet Super Stars Mirpur 2015/16
79 PP Chawla Maharashtra v Uttar Pradesh Cuttack 2015/16
80 IC Pandey Andhra v Madhya Pradesh Vadodara 2015/16
81 PADLR Sandakan Sri Lanka Ports Authority CC v Colombo CC Colombo 2015/16
82 CV Stephen Andhra v Assam Vadodara 2015/16
83 Mohammad Amir Karachi Kings v Lahore Qalandars Dubai 2015/16
84 NLTC Perera Sri Lanka v India Ranchi 2015/16
85 DAS Gunaratne Kurunegala Warriors v Colombo Commandos Colombo 2015/16
86 AR Patel Gujarat Lions v Kings XI Punjab Rajkot 2016
87 P Coughlin Durham v Northamptonshire Northampton 2016
88 GG White Northamptonshire v Warwickshire Northampton 2016
89 MT Coles Kent v Middlesex Richmond 2017
90 SL Malinga Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Col-RPS 2016/17
91 AJ Tye Brisbane Heat v Perth Scorchers Brisbane 2016/17
92 S Badree RCB v Mumbai Indians Bengaluru 2017
93 AJ Tye Gujarat Lions v Rising Pune Supergiant Rajkot 2017
94 JD Unadkat Rising Pune Supergiant v Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 2017
95 Rashid Khan Guyana A Warriors v Jamaica Tallawahs Tarouba 2017
96 Faheem Ashraf Pakistan v Sri Lanka Abu Dhabi 2017/18
97 R Frylinck Dolphins v Warriors Port Elizabeth 2017/18
98 AJ Tye Perth Scorchers v Sydney Sixers Sydney 2017/18
99 Junaid Khan Multan Sultans v Lahore Qalandars Dubai-DSC                                                                                      2017/18
100 RPN Priyadarshana Sri Lanka Ports Authority CC v TUCAC Katunayake 2017/18
101 Imran Tahir Multan Sultans v Quetta Gladiators Sharjah 2017/18
102 JC Archer Sussex v Middlesex Lord’s 2018
103 AD Russell Jamaica Tallawahs v Trinbago Knight Riders Port of Spain 2018
104 TS Mills Glamorgan v Sussex Hove 2018
105 BCJ Cutting Kandahar Knights v Nangarhar Leopards Sharjah 2018
106 Al Islam Dhaka Dynamites v Rangpur Riders Dhaka 2018/19
107 Wahab Riaz Comilla Victorians v Khulna Titans Chattogram 2018/19
108 AD Russell Dhaka Dynamites v Dhaka Dynamites Chattogram 2018/19
109 JK Lalor Brisbane Heat v Perth Scorchers Brisbane 2018/19
110 Mohammad Sami Islamabad United v Peshawar Zalmi Sharjah 2018/19
111 S Sandeep Warrier Kerala v Andhra Mulapadu 2018/19
112 Rashid Khan Afghanistan v Ireland Dehradun 2018/19
113 Sam Curran Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Capitals Chandigarh 2019
114 S Gopal RCB v Rajasthan Royals Bengaluru 2019
115 TK Curran Surrey v Glamorgan The Oval 2019
116 SL Malinga Sri Lanka v New Zealand Pallekele 2019
117 Mohammad Hasnain Sri Lanka v Pakistan Lahore 2019/20
118 Khawar Ali Oman v Netherlands Al Amerat 2019/20
119 DL Chahar India v Bangladesh Nagpur 2019/20
Statistical highlights of second T20I at Rajkot between India and Bangladesh

Statistical highlights of second T20I at Rajkot between India and Bangladesh

RG Sharma became the second cricketer to play 100 plus T20Is when he played the second T20I at Rajkot on 07.11.19. It was the 100th T20I for RG Sharma. Other cricketer to appear in 100 plus T20Is is Shoaib Malik. He had played 111 T20Is

RG Sharma had an aggregate of 2452 runs in T20Is prior to the start of the second T20I.  He required 48 more runs for his 2500 runs.. He scored 85 runs in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 2537 runs. He became the first batsman in the history of T20Is to total 2500 runs.

RG Sharma became the second cricketer to play 100 plus T20Is for a specific team when he played the second T20I at Rajkot on 07.11.19 will be the 100th T20I for RG Sharma. Others are Shoaib Malik who had played 110 games for Pakistan,

RG Sharma had scored 21 fifties prior to the start of the second T20I. His 85 in this game was fetched him  22 fifties and with it  he now shares the  record for most fifties in T20Is with V Kohli. Two more fifties for RG Sharma would fetch him 23 fifties and with him he would own the record of most fifties in T20Is. V Kohli had scored 22 fifties.

RG Sharma had played 91 innings in T20Is prior to the start of the second T20I.  Rajkot innings was his 92nd inninngs he became the second batsman in the history of T20Is to play most innings. Shaib Malik with 104 innings occupies the first place.

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 47 T20I wickets prior to the start of the second T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the third Indian bowler to capture 50 plus T20I wickets. Others are – R Ashwin {52} and JJ Bumrah {51}

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 47 T20I wickets prior to the start of the second T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets them he would then become the second Indian spin bowler to capture 50 plus T20I wickets after R Ashwin. R Ashwin had captured 52 T20I wickets.

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 47 T20I wickets prior to the start of the second T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets.  If he gets them he would then become the 31st bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in the history of T20Is

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 47 T20I wickets prior to the start of the second T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets them he would then become the 17th spin bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in the history of T20Is

YS Chahal had conceded 996 runs in T20Is. He is all set for “Bowler’s 1000 runs” if he concedes four more runs. He conceded 28 runs in this game and conceded 1024 runs in his T20I career. He become the fourth Indian bowler to concede 1000 plus runs in T20Is. Other three are – R Ashwin {1193}, RA Jadeja {1041} and JJ Bumrah {1029}

YS Chahal had conceded 996 runs in T20Is. He is all set for “Bowler’s 1000 runs” if he concedes four more runs. He conceded 28 runs in this game and conceded 1024 runs in his T20I career. He become the fourth Indian bowler to concede 1000 plus runs in T20Is. He became the 14th spin bowler to concede 1000 plus runs in T20Is.

Mahmudullah had scored 1392 runs in T20Is prior to the start of the second T20I.  He required eight more runs for his 1400 runs. He scored 30 runs in this game which fetched him a total of 1422 runs in his T20I career. He  became the third Bangladesh batsman to total 1400 plus runs in T20Is. Others are Shakib Al Hadan and Tamim Iabal who have scored 1567 and 1556 runs respectively.

RG Sharma had pouched 35 catches as fieldsman in T20Is prior to the start of the second T20I. He needed one more catch to share the second place in the list of fieldsman who have pouched most catches by an Indian fieldsman in T20Is with V Kohli. He took a catch in this game and shares the second place in the list of fieldsman who have pouched most catches by an Indian fieldsman in T20Is with V Kohli. V Kohli had pouched 36 catches in T20Is. SK Raina with 42 catches occupy the first place.

RG Sharma had played 319 T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. The second T20I game at Rajkot was  his 320th T20 game. He now owns the record for most T20 caps by an Indian cricketer. He went past SK Raina who had played 319 T20 games.

RG Sharma had an aggregate of 8321 runs in T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. He needed 72 runs more to go past SK Raina who  had an aggregate of 8392 runs to occupy the  second place among the Indian batsmen who have scored most runs in T20Is. He scored 85 runs in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 8406 runs and with it the record of occupying the second place among the Indian batsman who have scored most runs in T20Is.

V Kohli with an aggregate of 8556 runs occupy the first place.

RG Sharma had scored 62 fifties in T20I games prior to the start of the second T20I. One more fifty would fetch him 63 fifties. He would then become the fourth batsman in the history of T20Is to score most fifties. CH Gayle {102}, DA Warner {80} and V Kohli {67} occupy the first three places

RG Sharma had scored five fifties as captain opener in T20I games prior to the start of the second T20I.  One more fifty would fetch him his sixth fifty. His 85 in this game was his sixth fifty. He became the second captain opener in the history of T20Is to score six fifties after AJ Finch of Australia.

RG Sharma had scored 343 boundary sixes in T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. He needed seven more boundary sixes for his 350 boundary sixes. He scored six boundary sixes in his knock of 85 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 349 boundary sixes. If he scores one more boundary six, he would become the first Indian batsman to score 350 boundary sixes in T20 games.

RG Sharma had scored 343 boundary sixes in T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. He needs seven more boundary sixes for his 350 boundary sixes. He scored six boundary sixes in his knock of 85 in this game  which fetched him an aggregate of 349 boundary sixes. If he scores one more boundary six, he would then become the ninth batsman in the history of T20I games to score 350 plus boundary sixes.  Others are – CH Gayle {960}, KA Pollard {636}, BB McCullum {485}, SR Watson {431}, AD Russell {394}, AB de Villiers {380}, DR Smith {375} and DA Warner {354}

RG Sharma had scored 737 boundary fours in T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. He needed 13 more boundary fours for his 750 boundary fours.  He scored eight boundary fours in his knock of 85 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 745 boundary fours. If he scores five more boundary fours. he would become the fourth Indian batsman to score 750 boundary fours in T20 games. Others are – S Dhawan {807}. V Kohli {785} and SK Raina {760}

RG Sharma had scored 737 boundary fours in T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I. He needed 13 more boundary fours for his 750 boundary fours If he scores them, He scored eight boundary fours in his knock of 85 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 745 boundary fours. If he scores five more boundary fours. he would become the tenth batsman to score 750 boundary fours in the history of T20 games. The other nine batsmen who have accomplished such a feat are tabulated below

No Player Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 4s
1 CH Gayle 2005-2019 394 386 48 13051 175* 38.61 22 80 1005
2 BB McCullum 2005-2019 370 364 33 9922 158* 29.97 7 55 924
3 DA Warner 2007-2019 275 274 34 9022 135* 37.59 8 73 883
4 AJ Finch 2009-2019 271 266 30 8388 172 35.54 7 55 815
5 S Dhawan 2007-2019 250 248 26 7104 97* 32.00 0 53 807
6 LJ Wright 2004-2019 314 291 27 7587 153* 28.73 7 40 786
7 V Kohli 2007-2019 271 257 47 8556 113 40.74 5 62 785
8 SK Raina 2006-2019 319 303 46 8392 126* 32.65 4 51 760
9 DR Smith 2006-2019 337 327 27 7870 110* 26.23 5 47 759

S Dhawan had played 249 T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I.  Second T20I at Rajkot was be his 250th T20 game. He would become 45th cricketer to appear in 250 plus T20 games.

S Dhawan had played 249 T20 games prior to the start of the second T20I.  Second T20I at Rajkot was his 250th T20 game. He became tenth Indian cricketer to appear in 250 plus T20 games. The following table lists the nine Indian cricketers who have appeared in 250 plus T20 games.

No Player Span Mat Runs HS Ave C Wkts BBI Ave 5 Ct St
1 RG Sharma 2007-2019 320 8406 118 32.00 6 29 4/6 28.17 0 127 0
2 SK Raina 2006-2019 319 8392 126* 32.65 4 53 4/26 34.60 0 164 0
3 MS Dhoni 2006-2019 317 6621 84* 39.88 0 0 – – 0 170 83
4 KD Karthik 2006-2019 276 5407 97* 27.44 0 1 1/10 10.00 0 167 55
5 V Kohli 2007-2019 271 8556 113 40.74 5 8 2/25 82.62 0 123 0
6 Harbhajan Singh 2005-2019 265 1508 78 14.64 0 235 5/18 26.08 1 82 0
7 YK Pathan 2007-2019 264 4716 100 27.41 1 96 4/10 28.95 0 78 0
8 G Gambhir 2007-2018 251 6402 93 28.96 0 – – – – 51 0
9 RV Uthappa 2007-2019 250 6365 92 28.93 0 0 – – 0 118 39
DA Warner becomes the fifth batsman to aggregate 9000 runs in the history of Twenty20 games

DA Warner becomes the fifth batsman to aggregate 9000 runs in the history of Twenty20 games

DA Warner of Australia completed 9000 runs in T20 games when he was  on 37 during his knock of 57 not out against Sri Lanka in the third T20I at Melbourne on 01.11.19. At the end of this game his run aggregate read 9020. He scored 2 not out against Pakistan at Sydney on 03.11.19 to take his total to 9022. He became the fifth batsman in the history of Twenty20 games to aggregate 9000 plus runs. The following table lists the five batsmen – CH Gayle, BB McCullum. KA Pollard, Shoaib Malik and DA Warner – who have totalled 9000 plus runs in T20 games. {Notes – Statistics as of 03.11.19}

No Player Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s
1 CH Gayle 2005-2019 394 386 48 13051 175* 38.61 22 80 26 1005 960
2 BB McCullum 2005-2019 370 364 33 9922 158* 29.97 7 55 22 924 485
3 KA Pollard 2006-2019 490 443 125 9780 104 30.75 1 48 18 634 636
4 Shoaib Malik 2005-2019 360 339 94 9120 95* 37.22 0 54 11 701 273
5 DA Warner 2007-2019 275 274 34 9022 135* 37.59 8 73 17 883 354
Salient stats of Match No 60 – Finals – Chennai vs Sunrisers at Mumbai on 27.05.18

Salient stats of Match No 60 – Finals – Chennai vs Sunrisers at Mumbai on 27.05.18

S Goswamy was dismissed run out for 5 in this game to provide the 59th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in an innings in IPL. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Sunrisers wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in an innings in IPL.

Rashid  Khan, S Kaul and KS Williamson of Sunrisers were playing their 17th game  in this edition of IPL 2018 to provide the  17th, 18th  and 19th occasion of a cricketer playing 17 or more games in an IPL edition. All such occasions are tabulated below edition wise

No Name M Team Edition
1 UT Yadav 17 Delhi 2012
2 G Gambhir 17 Kolkata 2012
         
3 Harbhajan Singh 19 Mumbai 2013
4 RG Sharma 19 Mumbai 2013
5 KD Karthik 19 Mumbai 2013
6 DJ Bravo 18 Chennai 2013
7 SK Raina 18 Chennai 2013
8 MG Johnson 17 Mumbai 2013
9 A Mishra 17 Sunrisers 2013
10 SL Malinga 17 Mumbai 2013
11 DW Steyn 17 Sunrisers 2013
12 MEK Hussey 17 Chennai 2013
         
13 DJ Bravo 17 Chennai 2015
         
14 B Kumar 17 Sunrisers 2016
15 DA Warner 17 Sunrisers 2016
16 S Dhawan 17 Sunrisers 2016
         
17 Rashid Khan 17   Sunrisers 2018
18 S Kaul 17   Sunrisers 2018
19 KS Williamson 17   Sunrisers 2018

Rashid  Khan, S Kaul and KS Williamson of Sunrisers were playing their 17th game  in this edition of IPL 2018 to provide the  sixth seventh and eighth occasion of a Surnisers cricketer playing 17 games in an IPL edition. All such occasions are tabulated below edition wise

No Name M Team Edition
1 A Mishra 17 Sunrisers 2013
2 DW Steyn 17 Sunrisers 2013
3 B Kumar 17 Sunrisers 2016
4 DA Warner 17 Sunrisers 2016
5 S Dhawan 17 Sunrisers 2016
6 Rashid Khan 17   Sunrisers 2018
7 S Kaul 17   Sunrisers 2018
8 KS Williamson 17   Sunrisers 2018

Rashid Khan and KS Williamson of Sunrisers were playing their 17th game in this edition of IPL 2018 to provide the eighth and ninth  occasion of an overseas cricketer playing 17 or more games in an IPL edition. All such occasions are tabulated below edition wise

No Name M Team Edition
1 DJ Bravo 18 Chennai 2013
2 MG Johnson 17 Mumbai 2013
3 SL Malinga 17 Mumbai 2013
4 DW Steyn 17 Sunrisers 2013
5 MEK Hussey 17 Chennai 2013
6 DJ Bravo 17 Chennai 2015
7 DA Warner 17 Sunrisers 2016
8 Rashid Khan 17   Sunrisers 2018
9 KS Williamson 17   Sunrisers 2018

Rashid Khan and KS Williamson of Sunrisers were playing their 17th game in this edition of IPL 2018 to provide the third and fourth  occasion of an overseas cricketer representing Sunrisers playing 17 games in an IPL edition. All such occasions are tabulated below edition wise

No Name M Team Edition
1 DW Steyn 17 Sunrisers 2013
2 DA Warner 17 Sunrisers 2016
3 Rashid Khan 17   Sunrisers 2018
4 KS Williamson 17   Sunrisers 2018

KS Williamson completed 700 plus runs in IPL 2018 when he was on 12 during his knock of 47 in this game. His run aggregate at the end of this game read 735. His feat provides the sixth occasion of a batsman totalling 700 plus runs in an IPL edition. Others are – V Kohli {973 in 2016}, DA Warner {848 in 2016}, CH Gayle {733 in 2012}, MEK Hussey {733 in 2013} and CH Gayle {708 in 2013}.  KS Williamson became the fifth batsman to total 700 plus runs in an IPL edition.

KS Williamson completed 700 plus runs in IPL 2018 when he was on 12 during his knock of 47 in this game. His run aggregate at the end of this game read 735. He now stands third in the list of batsman who have scored most runs in an IPL edition. Others to score more runs than KS Williamson are – V Kohli {973 in 2016} and DA Warner {848 in 2016}

KS Williamson completed 700 plus runs in IPL 2018 when he was on 12 during his knock of 47 in this game. His run aggregate at the end of this game read 735. His feat provides the third occasion of a captain totalling 700 plus runs in an IPL edition. Others are – V Kohli {973 in 2016} and DA Warner {848 in 2016}

KS Williamson was dimissed stumped by MS Dhoni of KV Sharma for 47 in this game. This stumping dismissal gave MS Dhoni a total of 33 stumping dismissals in IPL. He now owns the record for most stumping dismissals in IPL. He went past RV Uthappa who had 32 stumping dismissals to his credit.

SK Raina became the most capped cricketer in IPL. He has played 176 games at the end of today’s game. He also owns the record for most runs in IPL. His run aggregate at the end of today’s game read 4985

IPL 2018 witnessed rival teams meeting on four occasions. Chennai and Sunrisers clashed four times in this edition providing the first occasion of two teams playing each other on four occasions in an IPL edition in the history of IPL. It is interesting to note that Chennai was the winners on each of the four occasions

SR Watson scored 117 not out in this game to provide the 52nd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in IPL. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Chennai batsman scoring a century in IPL. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an overseas batsman scoring a century in IPL. It also provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring a century in IPL at Mumbai

SR Watson scored 117 not out in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his scoring a century in IPL. It also provides the third batsman to socre four or more centuries in the history of IPL.

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
1 CH Gayle 175* 66 13 17 Bangalore Pune Bangalore 23.04.13
2 CH Gayle 128* 62 7 13 Bangalore Delhi Delhi 17.05.12
3 CH Gayle 107 49 10 9 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.11
4 CH Gayle 102* 55 10 7 Bangalore Kolkata Kolkata 22.04.11
5 CH Gayle 117 57 7 12 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.15
6 CH Gayle 104* 64 1 11 Punjab Sunrisers Mohali 19.04.18
                   
1 V Kohli 100* 63 11 1 Bangalore Gujarat Rajkot 24.04.16
2 V Kohli 108* 63 11 1 Bangalore Ris Pune Bangalore 07.05.16
3 V Kohli 109 55 5 8 Bangalore Gujarat Bangalore 14.05.16
4 V Kohli 113 50 12 8 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 18.05.16
                   
1 SR Watson 101 61 6 6 Rajasthan Chennai Chennai 22.04.13
2 SR Watson 104* 59 9 5 Rajasthan Kolkata Mum-BS 16.05.15
3 SR Watson 106 57 9 6 Chennai Rajasthan Pune-MCA 20.04.18
4 SR Watson 117* 57 11 8 Chennai Sunrisers Mumbai 27.05.18

SR Watson scored 117 not out in this game to provide the second occasion of his scoring a century in IPL 2018. He became the fourth batsman to score two or more centuries in an IPL edition. Others are – CH Gayle {02 in 2011}, V Kohli {04 in 2016} and  HM Amla {02 in 2017}

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
1 CH Gayle 107 49 10 9 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.11
2 CH Gayle 102* 55 10 7 Bangalore Kolkata Kolkata 22.04.11
                   
1 V Kohli 100* 63 11 1 Bangalore Gujarat Rajkot 24.04.16
2 V Kohli 108* 63 11 1 Bangalore Ris Pune Bangalore 07.05.16
3 V Kohli 109 55 5 8 Bangalore Gujarat Bangalore 14.05.16
4 V Kohli 113 50 12 8 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 18.05.16
                   
1 SR Watson 106 57 9 6 Chennai Rajasthan Pune-MCA 20.04.18
2 SR Watson 117* 57 11 8 Chennai Sunrisers Mumbai 27.05.18
                   
1 HM Amla 104* 60 8 6 Punjab Mumbai Indore 20.04.17
2 HM Amla 104 60 8 5 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

SR Watson’s 117 not out in this game provide the second occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the finals of the tournament. WP Saha of Punjab had scored 115 not out against Kolkata at Bangalore on 01.06.14. Thus SR Watson’s 117 not out in this game provide the highest individual score by a batsman in the finals of IPL.

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
1 WP Saha 115* 55 10 8 Punjab Kolkata Bangalore 01.06.14
2 SR Watson 117* 57 11 8 Chennai Sunrisers Mumbai 27.05.18

SR Watson’s 117 not out in this game contained eleven boundary fours to provide the 19th occasion of a batsman’s century knock containing eleven or more boundary fours. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
1 PC Valthaty 120* 63 19 2 Punjab Chennai Mohali 13.04.11
2 AB de Villiers 133* 59 19 4 Bangalore Mumbai Mumbai 10.05.15
3 M Vijay 113 58 15 4 Chennai Delhi Chennai 25.05.12
4 Q de Kock 108 51 15 3 Delhi Bangalore Bangalore 17.04.16
5 RR Pant 128* 63 15 7 Delhi Sunriseres Delhi 10.05.18
6 M Jayawardene 110* 59 14 3 Punjab Kolkata Kolkata 04.04.10
7 LMP Simmons 100* 61 14 2 Mumbai Punjab Mohali 21.05.14
8 V Sehwag 119 56 13 6 Delhi Deccan Hyd-RGS 05.05.11
9 CH Gayle 175* 66 13 17 Bangalore Pune Bangalore 23.04.13
10 SR Tendulkar 100* 66 12 3 Mumbai Kochi Mumbai 15.04.11
11 AM Rahane 103* 60 12 5 Rajasthan Bangalore Bangalore 15.04.12
12 RG Sharma 109* 60 12 5 Mumbai Kolkata Kolkata 12.05.12
13 V Sehwag 122 58 12 8 Punjab Chennai Mumbai 20.05.14
14 V Kohli 113 50 12 8 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 18.05.16
15 A Symonds 117* 53 11 7 Deccan Rajasthan Hyd-RGS 24.04.08
16 SE Marsh 115 69 11 7 Punjab Rajasthan Mohali 28.05.08
17 V Kohli 100* 63 11 1 Bangalore Gujarat Rajkot 24.04.16
18 V Kohli 108* 63 11 1 Bangalore Ris Pune Bangalore 07.05.16
19 SR Watson 117* 57 11 8 Chennai Sunrisers Mumbai 27.05.18

SR Watson’s 117 not out in this game contained eleven boundary fours to provide the ninth occasion of an overseas batsman’s century knock containing eleven or more boundary fours. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
1 AB de Villiers 133* 59 19 4 Bangalore Mumbai Mumbai 10.05.15
2 Q de Kock 108 51 15 3 Delhi Bangalore Bangalore 17.04.16
3 M Jayawardene 110* 59 14 3 Punjab Kolkata Kolkata 04.04.10
4 LMP Simmons 100* 61 14 2 Mumbai Punjab Mohali 21.05.14
5 CH Gayle 175* 66 13 17 Bangalore Pune Bangalore 23.04.13
6 SR Tendulkar 100* 66 12 3 Mumbai Kochi Mumbai 15.04.11
7 A Symonds 117* 53 11 7 Deccan Rajasthan Hyd-RGS 24.04.08
8 SE Marsh 115 69 11 7 Punjab Rajasthan Mohali 28.05.08
9 SR Watson 117* 57 11 8 Chennai Sunrisers Mumbai 27.05.18

Sandeep Sharma of Sunrisers returned with figures of 1 for 52 in this game to provide the 131st occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in IPL. It also provides the 12th occasion of a Sunrisers bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in IPL.

AT Raydu of Chennai aggreated 602 runs in IPL 2018 to provide the 16th occasion of a batsman scoring 600 plus runs in an IPL edition. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s Team Edition
1 V Kohli 16 16 4 973 113 81.08 4 7 1 83 38 Bangalore 2016
2 DA Warner 17 17 3 848 93* 60.57 0 9 1 88 31 Sunrisers  2016
3 KS Williamson 17 17 3 735 84 52.50 0 8 1 63 28 Sunrisers 2018
4 CH Gayle 15 14 2 733 128* 61.08 1 7 0 46 59 Bangalore 2012
5 MEK Hussey 17 17 3 733 95 52.35 0 6 0 81 17 Chennai  2013
6 CH Gayle 16 16 4 708 175* 59.00 1 4 0 57 51 Bangalore 2013
7 AB de Villiers 16 16 3 687 129* 52.84 1 6 1 57 37 Bangalore 2016
8 RR Pant 14 15 1 684 128* 52.61 1 5 1 68 37 Delhi 2018
9 RV Uthappa 16 16 1 660 83* 44.00 0 5 1 74 18 Kolkata  2014
10 KL Rahul 14 14 2 639 95* 54.91 0 6 0 66 32 Punjab 2018
11 DA Warner 14 14 3 641 126 58.27 1 4 0 63 26 Sunrisers  2017
12 V Kohli 16 16 2 634 99 45.28 0 6 0 64 22 Bangalore 2013
13 SR Tendulkar 15 15 2 618 89* 47.53 0 5 0 86 3 Mumbai  2010
14 SE Marsh 11 11 2 616 115 68.44 1 5 0 59 26 Punjab 2008
15 CH Gayle 12 12 3 608 107 67.55 2 3 2 56 44 Bangalore 2011
16 AT Rayudu 16 16 2 602 100* 43.00 1 3 1 53 34 Chennai 2018

AT Raydu of Chennai aggreated 602 runs in IPL 2018 to provide the second occasion of Chennai  batsman scoring 600 plus runs in an IPL edition. MEK Hussey  had totalled 733 runs in 2013. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s Team Edition
5 MEK Hussey 17 17 3 733 95 52.35 0 6 0 81 17 Chennai  2013
16 AT Rayudu 16 16 2 602 100* 43.00 1 3 1 53 34 Chennai 2018

AT Raydu of Chennai aggravated 602 runs in IPL 2018 to provide the fouth occasion of a batsman scoring 600 plus runs in IPL 2018 edition. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s Team Edition
1 KS Williamson 17 17 3 735 84 52.50 0 8 1 63 28 Sunrisers 2018
2 RR Pant 14 15 1 684 128* 52.61 1 5 1 68 37 Delhi 2018
3 KL Rahul 14 14 2 639 95* 54.91 0 6 0 66 32 Punjab 2018
4 AT Rayudu 16 16 2 602 100* 43.00 1 3 1 53 34 Chennai 2018

IPL 2018 editon witnessed four batsman aggregating 600 plus runs to  provide the very first occasion of four batsmen  scoring 600 plus runs in an IPL edition. 2016 and 2013 editions had witnessed three batsmen totaling 600 plus runs. The following table lists all such occasions.

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s Team Edition
1 KS Williamson 17 17 3 735 84 52.50 0 8 1 63 28 Sunrisers 2018
2 RR Pant 14 15 1 684 128* 52.61 1 5 1 68 37 Delhi 2018
3 KL Rahul 14 14 2 639 95* 54.91 0 6 0 66 32 Punjab 2018
4 AT Rayudu 16 16 2 602 100* 43.00 1 3 1 53 34 Chennai 2018
                             
1 V Kohli 16 16 4 973 113 81.08 4 7 1 83 38 Bangalore 2016
2 DA Warner 17 17 3 848 93* 60.57 0 9 1 88 31 Sunrisers  2016
3 AB de Villiers 16 16 3 687 129* 52.84 1 6 1 57 37 Bangalore 2016
                             
1 MEK Hussey 17 17 3 733 95 52.35 0 6 0 81 17 Chennai  2013
2 CH Gayle 16 16 4 708 175* 59.00 1 4 0 57 51 Bangalore 2013
3 V Kohli 16 16 2 634 99 45.28 0 6 0 64 22 Bangalore 2013

SK Raina’s boundary fours aggregate in T20 games read 700 at the end of this game. He became the ninth batsman in the history of T20 games to score 700 plus boundary fours. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s
1 CH Gayle 334 327 46 11436 175* 40.69 21 70 21 865 846
2 BB McCullum 335 330 33 9119 158* 30.70 7 47 19 862 445
3 DA Warner 243 242 25 7668 135* 35.33 6 59 15 765 319
4 G Gambhir 251 245 24 6402 93 28.96 0 53 18 747 90
5 KC Sangakkara 264 257 23 6850 94 29.27 0 42 14 732 136
6 DR Smith 318 310 26 7603 110* 26.77 5 45 27 726 367
7 V Kohli 242 229 43 7625 113 40.99 4 56 8 714 238
8 BJ Hodge 277 261 60 7406 106 36.84 2 48 14 709 248
9 SK Raina 291 277 44 7823 126* 33.57 4 46 11 700 295

SK Raina’s boundary fours aggregate in T20 games read 700 at the end of this game. He became the third Indian batsman in the history of T20 games to score 700 plus boundary fours. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s
1 G Gambhir 251 245 24 6402 93 28.96 0 53 18 747 90
2 V Kohli 242 229 43 7625 113 40.99 4 56 8 714 238
3 SK Raina 291 277 44 7823 126* 33.57 4 46 11 700 295

KS Williamson’s 735 runs in IPL 2018 represents the third highest aggregate by a batsman in a T20 series. V Kohli {973 in IPL 2016} and DA Warner {848 in IPL 2016] are the other two aggregates more than KS Williamson’s 735 runs

S Kaul and DJ Bravo conceded 500 plus runs in IPL 2018. The following table lists the bowlers who  have conceded 500 plus runs in an IPL Edition.

No Bowler M O M Runs W Team Edition
1 S Kaul 17 66.0 0 547 21 Sunrisers 2018
2 DJ Bravo 16 53.3 1 533 14 Chennai 2018
3 MJ McClenaghan 14 54.0 0 507 19 Mumbai 2017

SR Watson and SK Raina added 117 runs for the second wicket in this game to  provide  the 182nd occasion of batsmen posting a three  figure partnership in IPL. It also provides the  61st occasion of batsmen posting a three  figure partnership for the second  wicket in IPL. 

SR Watson and SK Raina added 117 runs for the second wicket in this game to  provide the 24th occasion of Chenai batsmen posting a three  figure partnership in IPL. It also provides the fifth occasion of Chennai batsmen posting a three  figure partnership for the second  wicket in IPL. 

 

Salient stats of Match No 56 – Punjab vs Chennai at Pune-MCA on 20.05.18

Salient stats of Match No 56 – Punjab vs Chennai at Pune-MCA on 20.05.18

Punjab was dismissed all out for 153 in this game to provide the 118th occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in IPL. It provides the 12th occasion of Punjab dismissed all out in an innings in IPL. It also provides the 48th occasion of a team dismissed all out in the first innings in IPL.

L Ngidi returned with figures of four for 10 in this game to provide the 129th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in IPL. It also provides the 110th occasion of a bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in IPL.

It also provides the 15th occasion of a Chennai bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in IPL. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against Punjab in IPL.

L Ngidi becamethe seventh bowler in the history of IPL to capture four or more wickets conceding ten or less  than ten runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player O M R W Team Opposition Ground Date
1 A Kumble 3.1 1 05 5 Bangalore Rajasthan Cape Town 18.04.09
2 RG Sharma 2.0 0 06 4 Deccan Mumbai Centurion 06.05.09
3 DR Smith 4.0 0 08 4 Gujarat Kolkata Kanpur 19.05.16
4 A Mishra 4.0 1 09 4 Deccan Punjab Dharamsala 21.05.11
5 S Badree 4.0 0 09 4 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 14.04.17
6 A Nehra 4.0 0 10 4 Chennai Bangalore Bangalore 22.04.15
7 L Ngidi 4.0 1 10 4 Chennai Punjab Pune-MCA 20.05.18

L Ngidi returned with figures of four for 10 in this game to provide the 58th occasion of a overseas bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in IPL. It also provides the fifth occasion of a Chennai bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in IPL.

L Ngidi becamethe third overseas bowler in the history of IPL to capture four or more wickets conceding ten or less than ten runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player O M R W Team Opposition Ground Date
1 DR Smith 4.0 0 08 4 Gujarat Kolkata Kanpur 19.05.16
2 S Badree 4.0 0 09 4 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 14.04.17
3 L Ngidi 4.0 1 10 4 Chennai Punjab Pune-MCA 20.05.18

L Ngidi’s figures read 4.0-1-10-4 in this game to provide the 12th occasion of a bowler bowling a maiden over when he returned with four or more wickets in an innings in IPL. All such occasions are listed below

No Player O M R W Team Opposition Ground Date
1 A Kumble 3.1 1 05 5 Bangalore Rajasthan Cape Town 18.04.09
2 YA Abdulla 4.0 1 36 4 Punjab Bangalore Durban 01.05.09
3 DE Bollinger 4.0 1 13 4 Chennai Deccan Mumbai 22.04.10
4 SL Malinga 3.4 1 13 5 Mumbai Delhi Delhi 10.04.11
5 A Mishra 4.0 1 09 4 Deccan Punjab Dharamsala 21.05.11
6 L Balaji 4.0 1 18 4 Kolkata Bangalore Bangalore 10.04.12
7 JP Faulkner 4.0 1 16 5 Rajasthan Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 17.05.13
8 Sandeep Sharma 4.0 1 25 4 Punjab Kolkata Pune-MCA 18.04.15
9 DS Kulakarni 4.0 1 14 4 Gujarat Bangalore Bangalore 24.05.16
10 S Badree 4.0 1 09 4 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 14.04.17
11 JD Unadkat 4.0 1 30 5 Ris Pune Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 06.05.17
12 L Ngidi 4.0 1 10 4 Chennai Punjab Pune-MCA 20.05.18

When R Ashwin, Punjab captain was caught by MS Dhoni of L Ngidi for zero in this game MS Dhoni established a world record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper in the history of Twenty20 games.  It was his third dismissal of the match which gave him a total of 216 dismissals in T20 games.  He went past Kamran Akmal who had 215 dismissals

This game witnessed MS Dhoni establishing another world record in T20 games. His three catches in this game gave him a total of 144 catches. He now owns the world record for most catches in T20 games. He went past KC Sangakkara who had pouched 141 catches.

R Ashwin was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 75th occasion of a captain dismissed for a duck in IPL. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Punjab captain dismissed for a duck in IPL

R Ashwin collected a first ball duck in this game to provide the 34th occasion of a captain captain collecting the first ball duck in IPL. It also provides the third  occasion of a Punjab captain collecting the  first  ball  duck in IPL

MS Dhoni’s run aggregate in IPLread 4007 at the end of this game. He became the seventh batsman to total 4000 plus runs in IPL. Others are – V Kohli {4948}, SK Raina {4931}, RG Sharma {4493}, G Gambhir {4217} and DA Warner {4014}. MS Dhoni became the first wicket keeper in the history of IPL to total 4000 plus runs