IPL fever is on again. It is scheduled to take off on 12.03.10 for its third edition. Crickick.com has pleasure in rolling out to its visitors in an exclusive article the highlights of the first ever Indian Premier League 2008 held in India penned by HR Gopala Krishna, one of the renowned cricket statistician. Highlights of the second edition of IPL held in South Africa will be made available to the visitors before the scheduled kick off of IPL-3. Sit back and enjoy reading the highlights of the first edition …………..

RECORDS FOR ‘FIRSTS’

The first match of IPL 2008 was played at Bangalore between Bangalore Royal Challengers and Kolkata Knight Riders at Mangalam Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore on 18.04.08

Some of the “firsts” of IPL 2008 edition are listed below :

Rival Captains : Rahul Dravid {BRC} and Saurav Ganguly {KNR}

Umpires : Rudy Koertzen and Asad Rauf

Match Referee : Javagal Srinath

Toss won by : Rahul Dravid

Elected to : Field

Batsman who faced the first delivery : SC Ganguly of KNR

Bowler who bowled the first delivery : Praveen Kumar of BRC

First runs scored : Leg bye – One run – first delivery

First runs of the bat : Four runs by McCullum of Zaheer Khan

First boundary four : Four runs by McCullum

Bowler who conceded the boundary four : Zaheer Khan

{Second delivery of his first over and team’s second over}

First boundary six : Six runs – McCullum

Bowler who conceded the boundary six : Zaheer Khan

{Fourth delivery of his first over and team’s second over}

First wide bowled : Praveen Kumar of BRC – Third delivery of his first over

First batsman to be dismissed : Saurav Ganguly caught JH Kallis of Zaheer Khan for 10 runs

First bower to take the wicket : Zaheer Khan

First dismissal – caught by fieldsman : JH Kallis

First catch dropped : B Akhil who fails to catch SC Ganguly of the bowling of A Noffke

First cricketer to make T20 debut in IPL : A Dinda of KNR

First batsman bowled : R Dravid bowled Ishant Sharma for two runs

First wicket keeping dismissal : CL White caught WP Saha bowled Agarkar

First Fifty of IPL : B Mccullum in 32 balls with five fours and three sixes

First hundred of IPL : B McCullum in 53 balls with eight fours and seven sixes

First 150 of IPL : B McCullum in 70 balls with 10 fours and 12 sixes

First bowler to complete four overs : Zaheer Khan – 4.0-0-38-1

First Left arm bowler who bowled the first over : SB Joshi of BRC

{Tenth over in KNR innings – conceded ten runs}

Most Expensive One Over : CW White whose one over costed 24 runs

First run out : AA Noffke of BRC – run out – for nine runs

TEAM RECORDS

Of the 59 matches played in the first edition, only one match was abandoned, 24 matches were won by runs margin and 34 matches were won by wickets margin. Two matches were won by 100 plus runs margin and one game was won without losing a wicket. As many as seven games were won by nine wickets margin.

There were 33 instances of a team inserting the opposition. Of these 33 instances, there were 19 occasions of a team winning the game and 14 occasions of losing a game. There were 25 instances of teams batting first after winning the toss. Of these 25 instances, on nine occasions teams have won the game and on 16 occasions teams have lost the game.

The IPL 2008 witnessed as many as 13 matches producing a result in the last over of the match and three matches were decided on the last ball of the match.

On eleven occasions, teams have scored 200 plus runs. The highest team total was registered was 240-5 by Chennai against Mohali at Mohali on 19.04.08. There were three instances of teams registering less than 100 runs. The lowest team total was 67 all out by Kolkata against Mumbai at Mumbai on 16.05.08.

There were 12 instances of team losing all the ten wickets {all out}. Delhi was all out on three occasions – the most occasions in IPL 2008.

There were four instances of both teams registering 200 plus runs in match. Chennai figured as one of the team on three occasions

BATTING RECORDS

IPL 2008 witnessed five centurions in BB McCullum – 158* {Kolkata Vs Bangalore at Bangalore on 18.04.08}, MEK Hussey – 116* {Chennai Vs Mohali at Mohali on 19.04.08}, A Symonds – 117* {Hyd’bad Vs Jaipur at Hyd’bad on 24.04.08, AC Gilchrist – 109* {Hyd’bad Vs Mumbai at Mum-DYP on 27.04.08}, ST Jayasuriya – 114* {Mumbai Vs Chennai at Mumbai on 14.05.08}, and SE Marsh – 115 {Mohali Vs Jaipur at Mohalion 28.05.08}

As many as 78 instances of batsmen registering fifties were registered in the first edition of IPL. Team wise break up with the highest score for each team reads thus – Bangalore – 07 instances {HS – 75* by R Dravid vs Jaipur at Jaipur on 17.05.08}, Chennai – 14 instances {HS – 116* by MEK Hussey vs Mohali at Mohali on 19.04.08}, Delhi – 13 instances {HS – 94 by V Sehwag vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 19.04.08}, Hyderabad – 12 instances {HS – 117 by A Symonds vs Jaipur at Hyderabad on 24.04.08}, Jaipur – 15 instances {HS – 91 by GC Smith vs Chennai at Chennai on 24.05.08}, Kolkata – 08 instances {HS – 158 not out vs Bangalore at Bangalore on 18.04.08}, Mohali – 15 instances {HS – 115 by SE Marsh vs Jaipur at Mohali on 28.05.08} and Mumbai – 05 instances – {HS – 114 not out vs Chennai at Chennai on 14.05.08}

20 instances of two or more fifties were registered and there were eleven instances of a batsman registering exact two fifties were witnessed. There were just two instances of four fifties in a match. Hyderabad vs Mohali at Mohali on 23.05.08 and Jaipur vs Chennai at Chennai – were the two matches which witnessed four fifties.

Shaun Marsh of Mohali was the only batsman who scored six fifties in the first edition of IPL, while Gautham Gambhir of Delhi came up with five fifties. S Dhawan of Delhi, AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad, RG Sharma of Hyderabad, KC Sangakkara of Mohali, SR Watson of Jaipur and YK Pathan of Jaipur were the batsman who registered four fifties in the competition.

62 instances of opening batsmen registering fifties, 16 instances of captains registering fifties and 18 instances of wicket keepers scoring fifties were witnessed in the first edition of IPL. AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad remained the lone wicket keeper to score a hundred – 109 not out for Hyerabad against Mumbai at Mum-DYP on 27.04.08. Virender Sehwag {94 vs for Delhi against Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 22.04.08} and GC Smith {91 for Jaipur against Chennai at Chennai on 24.05.08} are the only two opening batsmen who scored nineties.

Shaun Marsh of Mohali, Gautam Gambhir of Delhi and Adam Gilchrist of Hyderabad registered six, five and four fifties respectively while opening the innings. Shaun Marsh’s six fifties remain the most fifties scored by a batsman in the first edition of IPL.

AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad and Kumar Sangakkara of Mohali shared the record for most fifties by wicket keeper batsmen – each scoring four fifties. Kumar Sangakkara with four half centuries to his credit has the record for most half centuries by a wicket keeper batsman in the tournament.

Andrew Symond’s 117 not out for Hyderabad against Jaipur at Hyderabad on 24.04.08 remains the only hundred in the losing cause in the first edition of IPL. As many as 36 fifties were in a losing cause and there were seven instances of two batsmen registering fifties going in vain. Hyderabad and Bangalore saw ten and seven instances of its batsmen’s fifties in a losing cause. Rohit Sharma of Hyderabad had three of his fifties in a losing cause, while Rahul Dravid of Bangalore, Y Venugopala Rao of Hyderabad, Adam Gilchrist of Hyderabad and Kumar Sangakkara of Mohali saw two of their fifties in a losing cause. IPL first edition witnessed seven fifties by captains and eight fifties by wicket keeper batsmen in a losing cause. Rahul Dravid amongst captains, Adam Gilchrist and Kumar Sangakkara amogns the wicket keeper batsmen saw two fifties scored by them going in vain.

86 instances of a batsman’s run out were witnessed with Bangalore batsmen having the record of most run outs – 17 followed by Jaipur {14}. As many as six batsmen were run out after scoring fifties, while seven batsmen were dismissed runout without scoring. Three batsmen were run out without facing a ball. Praveen Kumar of Bangalore and YK Pathan of Jaipur share the record for most run out – four – in the IPL first edition. Yuvraj Singh of Mohali remains the only captain who was run out on three occasions.

Five Mumbai batsmen were run out in an innings in the match between Mumbai and Mohali at Mumbai on 21.05.08. This instance is a record for a match also. Luke Ronchi of Bangalore and Kamran Akmal of Jaipur share the record of most run outs – two each – for a wicket keeper batsman.

As many as 12 batsmen were dismissed stumped, with wicket keeper Kamran Akmal representing Hyderabad effecting more stumping dismissals {04} in the IPL.

Only two instances of batsman dismissed hit wicket was witnessed – MA Khote of Mumbai and Misbah-ul-Huq of Bangalore were the batsmen and the bowler to be credited with these wickets was the same – Sreesanth of Mohali.

There were 67 instances of batsmen failing to open their account. Team wise break up reads thus – Bangalore {14}, Chennai {07}, Delhi {07}, Hyderabad {10}, Jaipur {05}, Kolkata {06}, Mohali {08} and Mumbai {10}. Bangalore had the most zeroes in the tournament – 14. Bangalore vs Mohali at Bangalore on 05.05.08 saw five Bangalore batsmen failing to open their account – a a record for most zeroes in an innings in IPL. A Mukund of Chennai collected his first ball duck on his T20 debut against Jaipur at Chennai on 24.05.08. PP Ojha of Hyderabad, A Nel of Mumbai and Sanjay Bangar of Hyderabad were dismissed for zero without facing a delivery. There were eight instances of captains and only one instance of a wicket keeper batsman failing to open their account in the tournament. Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag bagged two zeroes while leading Bangalore and Delhi respectively. M Rawat of Jaipur was the lone wicket keeper batsman to collect a zero in the match against Bangalore at Bangalore on 26.04.08. Of the 67 instances, 36 instances of a batsmen collecting the first ball duck were witnessed.

SIXES SCORED BY BATSMEN

A total of 622 sixes were scored in the tournament. Three matches saw 20 plus sixes – Chennai vs Mohali at Mohali on 19.04.08 {25}, Jaipur vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 24.04.08 {23} and Mohali vs Jaipur at Mohali on 28.05.08 {22}. Sanath Jayasuriya of Mumbai with 31 sixes to his credit has the record for most sixes by batsman in the tournament. SE Marsh of Mohali {26}, Yousuf Pathan of Jaipur {25} and V Sehwag of Delhi {21} are the other two batsmen who scored 20 plus sixes.

Break up of 622 sixes team wise read thus: Bangalore {59}, Chennai {86}, Delhi {54}, Hyderabad {92}, Kolkata {75}, Mohali {95} and Mumbai {76}. The record for most sixes by a team in the tournament is 95 which is credited to Mohali

FIFTY PLUS RUNS PARTNERSHIPS

As many as 93 partnerships of 50 plus runs were registered in the tournament. Team wise break up reads thus – Bangalore {05}, Chennai {16}, Delhi {09}, Hyderabad {10}, Jaipur {19}, Kolkata {08}, Mohali {16} and Mumbai {10}. Jaipur batsmen posted the most fifty plus stands in the tournament – 19, Wicket wise break up reads thus – First {23}, Second {22}, Third {18}, Fourth {18}, Fifth {08}, Sixth {03} and seventh {01}.

Greame Smith of Jaipur was one of the partner in ten fifty plus partnerships in the tournament – a record for the IPL. Shaun Marsh with nine fifty plus partnerships to his credit was close behind. Gautam Gambhir {06}, AC Gilchrist {05} and ST Jayasuriya {05} are the other batsmen with five or more fifty run stands to their credit in the tournament.

ST Jayasuriya – SR Tendulkar of Mumbai and GC Smith – SA Asnodkar of Jaipur share the record with four instances each for the same pair-same wicket fifty plus runs stands in the tournament.

21 three figure partnerships were registered in the tournament. 155 runs unfinished stand for the first wicket between Adam Gilchrist and VVS Laxman for Hyderabad against Mumbai remained the highest partnership in the tournament.

Gautam Gambhir and Shikar Dhawan were concerned in a century partnership on three occasions – a record for the same pair adding fifty plus runs in the tournament.

BOWLING RECORDS

There were 12 instances of bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament. Most expensive figures was 4.0-0-59-1 by RP Singh of Hyderabad against Kolkata at Hyderabad on 11.05.08. Of the 12 instances, four instances were by Delhi bowlers – most by any team in the tournament. Chennai, Jaipur, Hyderabad and Mohali had two instances of conceding 50 plus runs.

Munaf Patel of Jaipur and RP Singh of Hyderabad were the two bowlers who conceded 50 plus runs on two occasions.

Six bowlers went wicketless conceding 50 plus runs. VRV Singh’s 4.0-0-56-0 for Mohali against Mumbai on 21.05.08 remained the most expensive figures in this category. RP Singh of Hyderabad and Mohd Asif of Delhi conceded 50 plus runs providing the lone instance of rival bowelrs conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament. These two bowlers suffered the ignominy of going wicketless conceding 50 plus runs, providing the lone such instance in the tournament.

SR Watson of Hyderabad {52 and 3-10 against Delhi at Mumbai on 30.05.08} and Yousuf Pathan of Jaipur {56 and 3-22 against Mohali at Mum-DYP} provided the all round performance of a half century coupled with three wickets in the tournament.

Parthiv Patel of Chenni with his performance of three dismissals {all catches} and 51 not out remained the only wicket keeper with an all round performance of a half century and three catches in the tournament

LR Shukla of Kolkata with figures of 0.5-0-6-3 against Delhi at Kolkata remained the only bowler in the tournament to capture three wickets conceding single digit runs.

The tournament witnesses 16 instances of a bowler bowling a maiden over in his four over quota. M Gony of Chennai had the distinction of bowling maiden overs on three occasions. G McGrath of Delhi and Irfan Pathan of Mohali had the distinction of bowling maiden overs on two occasions.

G McGrath of Delhi, SK Warne of Jaipur, Praveen Kumar of Bangalore, Munaf Patel of Jaipur and Umar Gul of Kolkata earned the distinction of bowling a wicket maiden over in the tournament. The last named – Umar Gul of Kolkata – remained the only bowler in the tournament to capture two wickets while bowling a maiden over. He achieved this distinction against Jaipur at Kolkata on 20.05.08

The tournament witnessed 12 instances of a bowler capturing four or more wickets, which comprised of one six wicket haul, two five wickets haul and eight exact four wicket haul. Sohail Tanvir of Jaipur returned with best figures of the tournament with 4.0-0-14-6 against Chennai at Jaipur on 04.05.08. He also remained the only bowler to capture four or more wickets on two occasions, the other being his 4.0-0-14-4 against Mumbai at Jaipur on 26.05.08

M Morkel of Chennai with figures of 4.0-0-32-4 against Bangalore at Chennai on 21.05.08 remained the only bowler in the tournament to witness his four wicket haul in a losing cause. Bangalore won this game by 14 runs.

EXTRAS

28 extras conceded by Hyderabad against Kolkata on 20.04.08 remained the most extras conceded by a team in the tournament. The records for most byes, most leg byes, most no balls and most wides are listed below

Most byes	05 conceded by Mohali against Bangalore at Bangalore on 12.05.08
Most leg byes	12 conceded by Mohali against Mumbai at Mumbai on 21.05.08
Most Wides	18 conceded by Bangalore against Jaipur at Jaipur on 17.05.08
Most No Balls	04 conceded by Mohali against Jaipur at Jaipur on 21.04.08
Most No Balls	04 conceded by Kolkata against Jaupur at Jaipur on 01.05.08
Most No Balls	04 conceded by Kolkata against Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 11.05.08

SIXES CONCEDED BY BOWLERS

As many as 622 sixes were conceded by bowlers in the tournament. Break up team wise read thus – Bangalore {75}, Chennai {88}, Jaipur {86}, Kolkata {43}, Delhi {86}, Hyderabad {80}. Mohali {93} and Mumbai {66}. The record for most sixes conceded by a team in the tournament is 93 which is credited to Mohali. Piyush Chawla of Mohali conceded most sixes {21} in the tournament. He remains the only bowler to concede 20 plus sixes. SK Warne of Jaipur {18}, SK Trivedi of Jaipur {17}, JR Hopes of Mohali {17}, Yousuf Pathan of Jaipur {16}, Praveen Kumar of Bangalore, M Gony of Chennai {16} and Muralitharan of Chennai {15} are the other bowlers who have conceded 15 plus sixes in the tournament. Mohali remains the only team in the tournament which had three bowlers conceding 15 plus sixes

MOHALI’S DUAL DISTINCTION

Mohali holds the record for most sixes scored by a team {95} and also most sixes conceded by a team {93} in the tournament.

HAT TRICKS

L Balaji of Chennai {against Mohali at Chennai on 10.05.08}, Amit Mishra of Delhi {against Hyderabad at Delhi on 15.05.08} and M Ntini of Chennai {against Kolkata at Kolkata on 17.05.08} are the three bowlers who performed Hat trick in the tournament. L Balaji and Amit Mishra achieved the feat in the same over while M Ntini’s feat was spread across two overs

MAN OF THE MATCH AWARDS

All the matches carried the Man of the Match Awards with the exception of one match – Delhi vs Kolkata at Kolkata on 22.05.08 which was abandoned due to rain. Team wise break up of Man of the Match awards read thus – Bangalore {05}, Chennai {10}, Delhi {06}, Hyderabad {02}, Jaipur {12}, Kolkata {06}, Mohali {10} and Mumbai {07}.

SE Marsh of Mohali won the MoM Award on five occasions – the most by a cricketer in the tournament. SR Watson and Yousuf Pathan won MoM on four occasions.

SP Goswamy of Bangalore won MoM award on his T20 debut. SP Goswamy of Bangalore and JA Morkel of Chennai earned the MoM award for their performances when they were on the losing side.

There were eight instances of captains and eight instances of wicket keepers winning the MoM awards in the tournament.

TRIVIA

Bangalore lost its first three wickets fell for single digit in the match against Jaipur at Jaipur on 17.05.08. The tournament witnessed six instances of a team losing its first two wickets for single digit.

SM Pollock of Mumbai, Sohail Tanvir of Jaipur and S Sreesanth of Mohali earned the distinction of capturing two wickets in the first over of the match.

Four instances of both the openers registering fifties which included the lone instances of openers scoring a hundred and a fifty, lone instance of both the openers scoring zeroes, two instances of openers scoring a fifty and a zero were witnessed in the tournament. There were eight instances of both the openers scoring single digits and two instances of both the openers dismissed in the same manner.

The tournament saw 46 instances of a fiftyless innings and eleven instances of fiftyless matches.

There were two instances of six bowlers who chanced their arms in an innings captured at least one wicket. There were 18 instances of a wicket falling in the first over in the tournament.

J A Morkel, P Amaranath and L Balaji of Chennai conceded 35 runs each against Delhi at Delhi on 08.05.08 providing the lone instance of three bowlers conceding identical runs.

There were 18 instances of batsmen registering ten or more boundary fours in their innings. Kumar Sangakkara’s innings of 94 for Mohali against Mumbai at Mohali on 25.04.08 contained 13 boundary fours – a record for most boundary fours in an innings in the tournament. There were three instances of batsmen scoring ten or more sixes in their innings. Brendon McCullum’s 13 sixes for Kolkata against Bangalore at Bangalore on 18.04.08 is a record for most sixes by a batsman in the tournament. SE Marsh and Yuvraj Singh of Mohali scored six sixes each against Jaipur at Mohali on 28.05.08 providing the lone instance of two batsmen scoring five or more sixes in the tournament.

There were five instances of captain and wicket keeper opening the innings, 40 instances of captain being one of the openers, four instances of rival captains opening the innings, 33 instances of wicket keeper opening the innings, five instances of rival wicket keepers opening the innings.

There were eight instances of match won by a boundary six and 16 instances of wicket falling to the last ball of the innings.

OVERSEAS CRICKETERS

As many as 65 cricketers took part in the tournament. Bangalore had nine overseas cricketers playing for them while the rest of the seven teams had eight overseas cricketers on their rolls.

Break up 65 Cricketers country wise read thus – Australia {21}, Bangladesh {01}, England {01}, New Zealand {06}, Pakistan {10}, South Africa {10}, Sri Lanka {11}, West Indies {04} and Zimbabwe {01}

MOST RUNS AND MOST WICKETS FOR EACH TEAM

Team	Batsmen	Runs	Bowler	Wkts	Bowler	Wkts
Bangalore	R Dravid	371	Zaheer Khan	13
Chennai	SK Raina	421	M Gony	17	JA Morkel	17
Delhi	G Gambhir	534	P Sangwan	16
Jaipur	SR Watson	472	SK Warne	22
Kolkata	SC Ganguly	349	Umar Gul	12
Mohali	SE Marsh	616	S Sreesanth	19
Mumbai	ST Jayasuriya	514	A Nehra	12

RECORDS IN THE TOURNAMENT

SE Marsh of Mohali {616}, G Gambhir of Delhi {534} and ST Jayasuriya of Mumbai {514} were the three batsmen who aggregated 500 plus runs in the tournament. SE Marsh is the only batsman to score 600 plus runs.

Gautam Gambhir of Delhi with 68 boundary fours holds the record for most boundary fours in the tournament. SE Marsh of Mohali {59}, ST Jayasuriya of Mumbai {57}, GS Smith of Jaipur {54} and AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad {51} are the other two batsmen with 50 plus boundary fours.

SE Marsh of Mohali {06 fifties} and G Gambhir of Delhi {05 fifties} are the two batsmen who registered five or more fifties in the tournament. SE Marsh’s six fifties included a hundred. Thus these two batsmen share the record for most half centuries – five – in the tournament.

Sohail Tanvir of Jaipur captured most wickets – 22 – in the tournament and is the only bowler to capture 20 plus wickets.

Suresh Raina of Chenna pouched most catches in the tournament – ten catches from 16 matches. He is the only fieldsman excluding wicket keepers to pouch 10 or more catches in the tournament.

Sachin Tendulkar of Mumbai holds the record of most catches in an innings – four – in the tournament. He pouched four catches against Kolkata at Mumbai on 16.05.08

YV Takawale of Mumbai holds the record for most dismissals – eleven – in the tournament. He pouched ten catches and effected one stumping from seven matches. He also holds the record for most dismissals in a match – four dismissals. His effort of three catches and one stumping came against Jaipur at Mumbai on 07.05.08. Kamran Akmal of Jaipur holds the record for most stumpings in the tournament – four.

MS Dhoni of Chennai and SK Warne of Jaipur hold the record for most runs and most wickets respectively as captains. MS Dhoni aggregated 414 runs from 16 matches and SK Warne had a tally of 19 wickets from 15 matches.

MAN OF THE SERIES was bagged by SR Watson of Jaipur for his all round performance of 472 runs and 17 wickets from 15 matches

SE Marsh of Mohali was named as the BATSMAN OF THE SERIES for his prolific run aggregate – 616 runs from 11 matches. He scored five fifties – one hundred and five half centuries – a record for most fifties in the tournament and earned the Man of the Match award on five occasions – another record for most Man of the Match awards.

Sohail Tanvir of Jaipur was named as BOWLER OF THE SERIES for his 22 wickets aggregate from 11 games which included the best bowling figures of the tournament – 6 for 14

FAIRPLAY AWARD went to Chennai Super Kings, while the UNDER 19 SUCCESSFUL PLAYER award was bagged by SP Goswami of Bangalore Royal Challengers.

Most run aggregate : : First Five batsmen
No	Batsman	IPL Team	Runs
1	SE Marsh	Kings Eleven-Punjab	616
2	G Gambhir	Delhi Daredevils	534
3	ST Jayasuriya	Mumbai Indians	514
4	SR Watson	Rajasthan Royals	472
5	GC Smith	Rajasthan Royals	441
Most Wicket aggregate : First Five bowlers
No	Bowlers	Team	Wkts
1	Sohail Tanvir	Rajasthan Royals	22
2	SK Warne	Rajasthan Royals	19
2	S Sreesanth	Kings Eleven-Punjab	19
3	SR Watson	Rajasthan Royals	17
3	PP Chawla	Kings Eleven-Punjab	17
3	JA Morkel	Chennai Super Kings	17
3	MS Gony	Chennai Super Kings	17
4	VY Mahesh	Delhi Daredevils	16
5	MF Mahroof	Delhi Daredevils	15
5	Irfan Pathan	Kings Eleven-Punjab	15
5	RP Singh	Deccan Chargers	15