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Crickick.com deals with fifty plus partnerships in Part 4

Highest partnerships by wicket
Wkt	Runs	Partners	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1st	139	RK Sabharwal, B Chipli	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
2nd	69	MA Agarwal, YKT Goud	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
3rd	116	J Shetty, DT Patil	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
4th	48*	J Shetty, STR Binny	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
5th	75	KK Nair, D Sequeria	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
6th	57	S Manager, SP Manjunath	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
7th	40	BN Bharath, SB Joshi	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	20.09.10
8th	43	B Naveen, S Dhananjaya	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	18.09.10
9th	34*	R Ninan, SL Akshay	Gladiators	Diamonds	B’lore	17.09.10
10th	21*	S Zeeshan Ali, R Patil	Panthers	Maharaajas	B’lore	25.09.10

Fifty plus runs partnerships – in descending order of runs
Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
RK Sabharwal, B Chipli	139	1st	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
J Shetty, DT Patil	116	3rd	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	112	1st	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	20.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	93	1st	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
S Ibrez, DA Chougule	91	1st	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
MA Agarwal, CM Gautam	89	1st	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
S Ibrez, KL Rahul	85	1st	Brigadiers	Provident	B’lore	19.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	82	3rd	Provident	Panthers	B’lore	28.09.10
KK Nair, D Sequeria	75	5th	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	70	1st	Panthers	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
MA Agarwal, YKT Goud	69	2nd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
MK Manjunath, Rahul R Bhatkal	67	3rd	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.10
Sanjay Kumar, KC Avinash	64	2nd	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	63	3rd	Provident	Mangalore	B’lore	22.09.10
KK Nair, B Chipli	63	1st	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
PU Deshpande, YKT Goud	62	2nd	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	62	1st	Provident	Gladiators	B’lore	29.09.10
Ganesh Satish, KR Kapoor	61	3rd	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
S Sampath, S Vinodh	59*	3rd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
RB Kane, MR Beerala	59	1st	Bulls	Diamonds	B’lore	26.09.10
S Manager, SP Manjunath	57	6th	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
V Bharath Kumar, CM Gautam	56	5th	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
G Dhiman, J Shetty	54	2nd	Bulls	Mangalore	B’lore	19.09.10
MA Agarwal, M Nidesh	53	3rd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
B Chipli, KK Nair	53	3rd	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
HTS Rao, N Bille	53	2nd	Maharaajas	Provident	B’lore	26.09.10
KS Ponnappa, S Sampath	52	2nd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
KR Kapoor, Sanjay Kumar	52	1st	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10
KB Pawan, HTS Rao	51	1st	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	25.09.10

Fifty plus runs partnerships – in chronological order
Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
MK Manjunath, Rahul R Bhatkal	67	3rd	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.10
S Sampath, S Vinodh	59*	3rd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
KS Ponnappa, S Sampath	52	2nd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
MA Agarwal, CM Gautam	89	1st	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	93	1st	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
S Ibrez, KL Rahul	85	1st	Brigadiers	Provident	B’lore	19.09.10
KK Nair, D Sequeria	75	5th	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
Ganesh Satish, KR Kapoor	61	3rd	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
G Dhiman, J Shetty	54	2nd	Bulls	Mangalore	B’lore	19.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	112	1st	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	20.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	70	1st	Panthers	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
MA Agarwal, YKT Goud	69	2nd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	63	3rd	Provident	Mangalore	B’lore	22.09.10
KK Nair, B Chipli	63	1st	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
MA Agarwal, M Nidesh	53	3rd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
J Shetty, DT Patil	116	3rd	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
S Manager, SP Manjunath	57	6th	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
B Chipli, KK Nair	53	3rd	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
KB Pawan, HTS Rao	51	1st	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	25.09.10
PU Deshpande, YKT Goud	62	2nd	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
RB Kane, MR Beerala	59	1st	Bulls	Diamonds	B’lore	26.09.10
V Bharath Kumar, CM Gautam	56	5th	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
HTS Rao, N Bille	53	2nd	Maharaajas	Provident	B’lore	26.09.10
KR Kapoor, Sanjay Kumar	52	1st	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10
S Ibrez, DA Chougule	91	1st	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	82	3rd	Provident	Panthers	B’lore	28.09.10
RK Sabharwal, B Chipli	139	1st	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
Sanjay Kumar, KC Avinash	64	2nd	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	62	1st	Provident	Gladiators	B’lore	29.09.10

Fifty plus runs partnerships – wicket wise break up
Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
MA Agarwal, CM Gautam	89	1st	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	93	1st	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
S Ibrez, KL Rahul	85	1st	Brigadiers	Provident	B’lore	19.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	112	1st	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	20.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa	70	1st	Panthers	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
KK Nair, B Chipli	63	1st	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
KB Pawan, HTS Rao	51	1st	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	25.09.10
RB Kane, MR Beerala	59	1st	Bulls	Diamonds	B’lore	26.09.10
KR Kapoor, Sanjay Kumar	52	1st	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10
S Ibrez, DA Chougule	91	1st	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
RK Sabharwal, B Chipli	139	1st	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	62	1st	Provident	Gladiators	B’lore	29.09.10
KS Ponnappa, S Sampath	52	2nd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
G Dhiman, J Shetty	54	2nd	Bulls	Mangalore	B’lore	19.09.10
MA Agarwal, YKT Goud	69	2nd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
PU Deshpande, YKT Goud	62	2nd	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
HTS Rao, N Bille	53	2nd	Maharaajas	Provident	B’lore	26.09.10
Sanjay Kumar, KC Avinash	64	2nd	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
MK Manjunath, Rahul R Bhatkal	67	3rd	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.10
S Sampath, S Vinodh	59*	3rd	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
Ganesh Satish, KR Kapoor	61	3rd	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	63	3rd	Provident	Mangalore	B’lore	22.09.10
MA Agarwal, M Nidesh	53	3rd	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
J Shetty, DT Patil	116	3rd	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
B Chipli, KK Nair	53	3rd	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain	82	3rd	Provident	Panthers	B’lore	28.09.10
KK Nair, D Sequeria	75	5th	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
V Bharath Kumar, CM Gautam	56	5th	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
S Manager, SP Manjunath	57	6th	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10

Crickick.com deals with statstics on bowling and fielding dismissals in its part Three

Hat trick

NC Aiyappa of Provident against Bulls achieved the only hattrick of the tournament on 16.09.10. {second match of the tournament}. He performed the feat in the 8th over with the wickets of G Dhiman, DT Patil and SP Shinde

Most wickets – Ten or more wickets aggregate
Player	Team	M	O	M	R	W	BBI	Ave	4	5
UB Patel	Mangaloer	7	25.0	0	167	16	4/11	10.43	2	0
K Gowtham	Gladiators	8	28.1	0	205	16	4/16	12.81	1	0
D Sequeria	Mangalore	9	26.2	0	135	12	3/31	11.25	0	0
P Patil	Diamonds	8	26.0	0	183	11	3/24	16.63	0	0
Aleem	Mangalore	8	25.1	0	193	11	2/14	17.54	0	0
AU Shetty	Provident	4	14.0	0	61	10	4/12	6.10	1	0
N Mulky	Bulls	7	24.0	0	172	10	4/15	17.20	1	0
DC Rajesh	Diamonds	7	23.0	0	182	10	3/37	18.20	0	0

Best bowling figures in an innings
Bowlers	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
UB Patel	4.0	0	11	4	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
AU Shetty	4.0	0	12	4	Provident	Panthers	B’lore	28.09.10
KK Nair	4.0	0	13	4	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
N Mulky	4.0	0	15	4	Bulls	Mangalore	B’lore	19.09.10
K Gowtham	3.0	0	16	4	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10
B Naveen	4.0	0	20	4	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	18.09.10
UB Patel	4.0	0	31	4	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
NC Aiyappa	2.0	0	8	3	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.10
R Vinay Kumar	4.0	0	15	3	Panthers	Provident	B’lore	28.09.10
K Gowtham	3.3	0	19	3	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	24.09.10
S Zeeshan Ali	4.0	0	20	3	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	18.09.10
RR Bhatkal	4.0	0	21	3	Gladiators	Mangalore	B’lore	23.09.10
SB Joshi	4.0	0	22	3	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	20.09.10
UB Patel	4.0	0	22	3	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
TK Ananth	4.0	0	22	3	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
P Patil	4.0	0	24	3	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
M Vinod	4.0	0	24	3	Brigadiers	Mangalore	B’lore	25.09.10
K Gowtham	4.0	0	25	3	Gladiators	Bulls	B’lore	21.09.10
NV Prasad	4.0	0	26	3	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
P Patil	4.0	0	27	3	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
B Rajashekhar	4.0	0	28	3	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
D Sequeria	4.0	0	31	3	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
DC Rajesh	4.0	0	37	3	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
J Shetty	4.0	0	40	3	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
A Katti	4.0	0	41	3	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
BN Bharath	4.0	0	44	3	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10

Three or more wickets in an innings – two or more occasions
Bowlers	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
K Gowtham	3.0	0	16	4	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10
K Gowtham	3.3	0	19	3	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	24.09.10
K Gowtham	4.0	0	25	3	Gladiators	Bulls	B’lore	21.09.10
UB Patel	4.0	0	11	4	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
UB Patel	4.0	0	31	4	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
UB Patel	4.0	0	22	3	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
P Patil	4.0	0	24	3	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
P Patil	4.0	0	27	3	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10

Most runs conceded in an innings – Forty plus runs
Bowlers	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
S Dhananjaya	4.0	0	55	2	Panthers	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
P Patil	4.0	0	48	2	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	29.09.10
BN Bharath	4.0	0	44	3	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
Aleem	4.0	0	44	2	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
K Gowtham	3.0	0	42	1	Gladiators	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
A Katti	4.0	0	41	3	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
A Jagan	4.0	0	41	2	Provident	Maharaajas	B’lore	26.09.10
N Mulky	4.0	0	41	1	Bulls	Brigadiers	B’lore	28.09.10
SL Akshay	4.0	0	40	2	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
J Shetty	4.0	0	40	3	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
DC Rajesh	4.0	0	40	1	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	29.09.10

Most dismissals – Five or more dismissals aggregate
Wicket keeper	Team	M	I	Dis	Ct	St
RK Sabharwal	Mangalore	9	9	15	6	9
VST Naidu	Provident	9	9	11	5	6
BMV Uthappa	Panthers	7	6	9	7	2
DT Patil	Bulls	7	6	7	5	2
N Bille	Maharaaja	7	7	7	4	3
KC Avinash	Gladiators	8	8	7	6	1
CM Gautam	Diamonds	7	6	5	5	0

Most dismissals in an innings – Three or more
Wicket keeper	Dis	Ct	St	Inns	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
RK Sabharwal	6	4	2	2	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
VST Naidu	4	4	0	1	Provident	Gladiators	B’lore	24.09.10
DT Patil	3	2	1	1	Bulls	Provident	B’lore	16.09.10
KL Rahul	3	3	0	1	Brigadiers	Panthers	B’lore	18.09.10
RK Sabharwal	3	0	3	2	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
KC Avinash	3	2	1	2	Gladiators	Brigadiers	B’lore	27.09.10

Most catches – Five or more aggreate
Fieldsmen	Team	Mat	Inns	Ct
B Chipli	Mangalore	9	9	7
S Manager	Maharaajas	7	7	6
V Bharath Kumar	Diamonds	8	7	5
YKT Goud	Diamonds	8	7	5
K Gowtham	Gladiators	8	8	5
S Aravind	Mangalore	9	9	5
KK Nair	Mangalore	9	9	5

Most catches in an innings – Two or more in an innings
Fieldsmen	Ct	Inns	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
S Manager	3	1	Maharaajas	Mangalore	B’lore	17.09.10
YKT Goud	3	2	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
Rahul R Bhatkal	2	1	Provident	Diamonds	B’lore	18.09.10
SB Joshi	2	2	Diamonds	Provident	B’lore	18.09.10
S Zeeshan Ali	2	2	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	18.09.10
SL Akshay	2	1	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
K Gowtham	2	1	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
Praveen Kumar	2	1	Bulls	Mangalore	B’lore	19.09.10
S Aravind	2	2	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
V Bharath Kumar	2	1	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	20.09.10
KK Nair	2	2	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	20.09.10
MA Khan	2	1	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	B’lore	21.09.10
RR Bhatkal	2	1	Gladiators	Bulls	B’lore	21.09.10
B Chipli	2	1	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
UB Patel	2	1	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
Ganesh Satish	2	1	Gladiators	Mangalore	B’lore	23.09.10
Shashindra	2	1	Gladiators	Mangalore	B’lore	23.09.10
B Chipli	2	2	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
Nidhuvan Kumar	2	2	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
PP Desai	2	1	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
SK Jain	2	1	Provident	Gladiators	B’lore	24.09.10
AA Kazi	2	1	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	25.09.10
R Madhusudan	2	2	Panthers	Maharaajas	B’lore	25.09.10
S Aravind	2	2	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
KL Rahul	2	2	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
B Akhil	2	1	Provident	Panthers	B’lore	28.09.10
B Chipli	2	2	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10

Most catches in an innings – Two or more in an innings – Two or more occasions
Fieldsmen	Ct	Inns	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
B Chipli	2	1	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
B Chipli	2	2	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
B Chipli	2	2	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10
S Aravind	2	2	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
S Aravind	2	2	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10

Crickick.com presents its viewers on Batting records of Mantri-KPL 2010 in Part Two

Most runs – 150 plus runs aggregate
Batsmen	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	100	50	0
MA Agarwal	Diamonds	8	8	0	297	100	37.12	1	1	0
B Chipli	Mangalore	9	8	0	222	75	27.75	0	3	1
VST Naidu	Provident	9	9	1	220	65*	27.50	0	1	0
J Shetty	Bulls	7	6	1	197	76*	39.40	0	2	0
DT Patil	Bulls	7	7	0	188	47	26.85	0	0	0
Ganesh Satish	Gladiators	8	8	1	178	58*	25.42	0	1	0
MK Manjunath	Provident	9	9	0	169	47	18.77	0	0	1
R Jonathan	Mangalore	9	8	1	165	39	23.57	0	0	0
J Arunkumar	Panthers	7	7	0	161	57	23.00	0	1	0
Amit Verma	Provident	9	9	0	157	34	17.44	0	0	0
AA Joshi	Provident	9	9	4	150	37	30.00	0	0	0

Fifty plus runs
Batsmen	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
MA Agarwal	100	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
RK Sabharwal	78	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
J Shetty	76*	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
B Chipli	75	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
B Chipli	70	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
VST Naidu	65*	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	19.09.10
KK Nair	63	Mangalore	Bulls	B’lore	19.09.10
DA Chougule	61	Brigadiers	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
S Sampath	60*	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	16.09.10
KS Ponnappa	60	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	20.09.10
S Manager	59	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
Ganesh Satish	58*	Gladiators	Maharaajas	B’lore	19.09.10
J Arunkumar	57	Panthers	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
B Chipli	57	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
MA Agarwal	56	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
PU Deshpande	52	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
PU Deshpande	51*	Diamonds	Maharaajas	B’lore	28.09.10

Fifty plus runs – Two or more occasions
Batsmen	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
B Chipli	75	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
B Chipli	70	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
B Chipli	57	Mangalore	Brigadiers	B’lore	25.09.10
MA Agarwal	100	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
MA Agarwal	56	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
PU Deshpande	52	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
PU Deshpande	51*	Diamonds	Maharaajas	B’lore	28.09.10

Batsmen who have scored ducks in the tournament
Batsmen	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	0
C Raghu	Maharaajas	6	4	0	50	25	12.50	2
G Dhiman	Bulls	5	5	0	80	34	16.00	2
RK Sabharwal	Mangalore	9	7	0	125	78	17.85	2
T Wagle	Malnad	1	1	0	0	0	0.00	1
Aleem	Mangalore	8	2	1	1	1*	1.00	1
SK Moinuddin	Malnad	8	2	1	0	0*	0.00	1
RG More	Panthers	7	2	0	1	1	0.50	1
AS Narayan	Brigadiers	3	2	0	3	3	1.50	1
CS Ragavendra	Maharaajas	7	2	1	3	3*	3.00	1
RV Uthappa	Brigadiers	2	2	0	5	5	2.50	1
S Dhananjaya	Panthers	6	3	1	29	28*	14.50	1
S Zeeshan Ali	Panthers	5	3	1	18	15*	9.00	1
B Naveen	Panthers	7	4	0	29	22	7.25	1
B Rajashekhar	Bulls	7	4	3	6	4*	6.00	1
Shashindra	Gladiators	5	4	0	26	17	6.50	1
DV Anish	Bulls	7	5	2	34	14*	11.33	1
S Sampath	Panthers	5	5	1	91	60*	22.75	1
BN Bharath	Diamonds	8	6	2	55	15*	13.75	1
V Bharath Kumar	Diamonds	8	6	3	85	40	28.33	1
N Hegde	Gladiators	8	6	2	65	26*	16.25	1
SB Joshi	Diamands	8	6	3	108	51*	36.00	1
N Mulky	Bulls	7	6	0	49	28	8.16	1
SP Shinde	Bulls	7	6	1	35	17	7.00	1
CJ William	Maharaajas	7	6	3	131	37*	43.66	1
N Bille	Maharaajas	7	7	2	138	39	27.60	1
KK Nair	Mangalore	9	7	0	135	63	19.28	1
AF Pasha	Mangalore	9	7	4	52	27	17.33	1
KS Ponnappa	Panthers	7	7	0	144	60	20.57	1
B Chipli	Mangalore	9	8	0	222	75	27.75	1
MK Manjunath	Provident	9	9	0	169	47	18.77	1

Most sixes – Five or more sixes aggregate
Player	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
MA Agarwal	Diamonds	8	8	0	297	100	37.12	17
B Chipli	Mangalore	9	8	0	222	75	27.75	13
AA Joshi	Provident	9	9	4	150	37	30.00	10
V Bharath Kumar	Diamonds	8	6	3	85	40	28.33	8
J Shetty	Bulls	7	6	1	197	76*	39.40	8
M Vinod	Brigadiers	7	6	0	66	29	11.00	7
J Arunkumar	Panthers	7	7	0	161	57	23.00	7
S Ibrez	Brigadiers	4	4	0	121	49	30.25	6
NV Prasad	Brigadiers	5	5	0	71	26	14.20	6
K Gowtham	Gladiators	8	7	2	82	27	16.40	6
RK Sabharwal	Mangalore	9	7	0	125	78	17.85	6
Sanjay Kumar	Gladiators	8	7	0	135	47	19.28	6
STR Binny	Bulls	6	6	3	144	47*	48.00	5
S Manager	Maharaajas	7	7	0	117	59	16.71	5

Most sixes in an innings – Four or more sixes
Batsmen	Runs	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
B Chipli	75	6	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	22.09.10
S Manager	59	5	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
RK Sabharwal	78	5	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
MA Agarwal	56	4	Diamonds	Gladiators	B’lore	17.09.10
MA Agarwal	100	4	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
V Bharath Kumar	32*	4	Diamonds	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10

Crickick.com brings some of the salient statistics of Mantri-KPL 2010 in parts to its viewers. Please read on

Points table at the end of the league stage
Teams	M	Won	Lost	Tied	NR	Pts	NRR
Shamanoor Davangere Diamonds	7	5	1	0	1	11	+0.379
B’lore Provident (Rural)	7	4	3	0	0	8	+0.268
Malnad Gladiators	7	4	3	0	0	8	-0.016
Mangalore United	7	3	3	0	1	7	+0.574
Belagavi Panthers	7	3	3	0	1	7	-0.263
Mysore Maharaajas	7	3	4	0	0	6	-0.201
Bijapur Bulls	7	3	4	0	0	6	-0.316
B’lore Brigadiers (Urban)	7	1	5	0	1	3	-0.339

Match results
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Panthers	Gladiators	Panthers	08 wkts	B’lore	16.09.10
2	Provident	Bulls	Bulls	05 wkts	B’lore	16.09.10
3	Gladiators	Diamonds	Gladiators	02 runs	B’lore	17.09.10
4	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	07 wkts	B’lore	17.09.10
5	Provident	Diamonds	Diamonds	04 runs	B’lore	18.09.10
6	Brigadiers	Panthers	Panthers	01 run	B’lore	18.09.10
7	Maharaajas	Gladiators	Gladiators	07 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10
8	Bulls	Mangalore	Bulls	02 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10
9	Provident	Brigadiers	Provident	07 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10
10	Bulls	Panthers	Panthers	07 wkts	B’lore	20.09.10
11	Mangalore	Diamonds	Diamonds	03 wkts	B’lore	20.09.10
12	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	05 runs	B’lore	21.09.10
13	Bulls	Gladiators	Gladiators	05 wkts	B’lore	21.09.10
14	Provident	Mangalore	Mangalore	08 wkts	B’lore	22.09.10
15	Panthers	Diamonds	Diamonds	20 runs	B’lore	22.09.10
16	Mangalore	Gladiators	Mangalore	02 runs	B’lore	23.09.10
17	Bulls	Maharaajas	Bulls	07 wkts	B’lore	23.09.10
18	Provident	Gladiators	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	24.09.10
19	Brigadiers	Diamonds	no result		B’lore	24.09.10
20	Panthers	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	04 wkts	B’lore	25.09.10
21	Brigadiers	Mangalore	Mangalore	54 runs	B’lore	25.09.10
22	Provident	Maharaajas	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	26.09.10
23	Bulls	Diamonds	Diamonds	04 wkts	B’lore	26.09.10
24	Brigadiers	Gladiators	Gladiators	21 runs	B’lore	27.09.10
25	Panthers	Mangalore	no result		B’lore	27.09.10
26	Maharaajas	Diamonds	Diamonds	06 wkts	B’lore	28.09.10
27	Bulls	Brigadiers	Brigadiers	49 runs	B’lore	28.09.10
28	Provident	Panthers	Provident	07 wkts	B’lore	28.09.10
29	Mangalore	Diamonds	Mangalore	44 runs	B’lore	29.09.10
30	Provident	Gladiators	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	29.09.10
31	Provident	Mangalore	Mangalore	44 runs	B’lore	29.09.10

Match results – No Result games
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Brigadiers	Diamonds	no result		B’lore	24.09.10
2	Panthers	Mangalore	no result		B’lore	27.09.10
Match results – Matches won by runs margin
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Brigadiers	Mangalore	Mangalore	54 runs	B’lore	25.09.10
2	Bulls	Brigadiers	Brigadiers	49 runs	B’lore	28.09.10
3	Mangalore	Diamonds	Mangalore	44 runs	B’lore	29.09.10
4	Provident	Mangalore	Mangalore	44 runs	B’lore	29.09.10
5	Brigadiers	Gladiators	Gladiators	21 runs	B’lore	27.09.10
6	Panthers	Diamonds	Diamonds	20 runs	B’lore	22.09.10
7	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	05 runs	B’lore	21.09.10
8	Provident	Diamonds	Diamonds	04 runs	B’lore	18.09.10
9	Gladiators	Diamonds	Gladiators	02 runs	B’lore	17.09.10
10	Mangalore	Gladiators	Mangalore	02 runs	B’lore	23.09.10
11	Brigadiers	Panthers	Panthers	01 run	B’lore	18.09.10
Match results – Matches won by wickets margin
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Panthers	Gladiators	Panthers	08 wkts	B’lore	16.09.10
2	Provident	Mangalore	Mangalore	08 wkts	B’lore	22.09.10
3	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	07 wkts	B’lore	17.09.10
4	Maharaajas	Gladiators	Gladiators	07 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10
5	Provident	Brigadiers	Provident	07 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10
6	Bulls	Panthers	Panthers	07 wkts	B’lore	20.09.10
7	Bulls	Maharaajas	Bulls	07 wkts	B’lore	23.09.10
8	Provident	Panthers	Provident	07 wkts	B’lore	28.09.10
9	Provident	Gladiators	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	24.09.10
10	Maharaajas	Diamonds	Diamonds	06 wkts	B’lore	28.09.10
11	Provident	Gladiators	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	29.09.10
12	Provident	Bulls	Bulls	05 wkts	B’lore	16.09.10
13	Bulls	Gladiators	Gladiators	05 wkts	B’lore	21.09.10
14	Provident	Maharaajas	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	26.09.10
15	Panthers	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	04 wkts	B’lore	25.09.10
16	Bulls	Diamonds	Diamonds	04 wkts	B’lore	26.09.10
17	Mangalore	Diamonds	Diamonds	03 wkts	B’lore	20.09.10
18	Bulls	Mangalore	Bulls	02 wkts	B’lore	19.09.10

Highest totals – 150 plus runs
Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
Mangalore	201/03	20.0	1	Diamonds	B’lore	29.09.10
Diamonds	191/04	20.0	1	Panthers	B’lore	22.09.10
Brigadiers	184/05	20.0	1	Bulls	B’lore	28.09.10
Diamonds	175/06	19.4	2	Bulls	B’lore	26.09.10
Bulls	174/08	20.0	1	Diamonds	B’lore	26.09.10
Panthers	171/09	20.0	2	Diamonds	B’lore	22.09.10
Bulls	165/03	17.3	2	Maharaajas	B’lore	23.09.10
Maharaajas	164/07	20.0	1	Bulls	B’lore	23.09.10
Provident	158/04	17.2	2	Gladiators	B’lore	29.09.10
Diamonds	157/10	19.1	2	Mangalore	B’lore	29.09.10
Gladiators	157/05	20.0	1	Provident	B’lore	29.09.10

Teams dismissed all out
Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
Provident	68	16.1	2	Mangalore	B’lore	29.09.10
Brigadiers	81	14.3	2	Mangalore	B’lore	25.09.10
Gladiators	102	17.1	1	Provident	B’lore	24.09.10
Bulls	135	18.2	2	Brigadiers	B’lore	28.09.10
Mangalore	135	19.4	1	Gladiators	B’lore	23.09.10
Diamonds	157	19.1	2	Mangalore	B’lore	29.09.10

Finals: Bangalore Provident Rural vs Mangalore United at Bangalore on 29.09.10: Mangalore United won by 44 runs

The finals provided an anti climax to the tournament. Chasing a modest 113, Provident crashed to the lowest total of the tournament – 68 – leaving Mangalore United victors by 44 runs.

Mangalore United who opted to bat first after winning the toss posted 113 for 9 in 20 overs. Nidhuvan Kumar {20} and KK Nair {21} were the main contributors to the total. Nidhuvan Kumar and R Jonathan added 25 runs for the third wicket was the substance of Mangalore’s innings.

Three run outs late in the innings to step up the scoring rate did not help much in Mangalore’s innings,

What followed in the second half of the match was a complete disaster. It was a parade of batsmen walking back to the pavilion as the spin duo UB Patel {4 for 11} and KK Nair {4 for 13} mesmerized Provident.

Provident started well by putting on 32 runs for the first wicket, but the exit of opener MK Manjunath saw them losing the rest of the wickets for the addition of 36 runs. Manjunath {14} and VST Naidu {22} were the only two batsmen to reach double figures. VST Naidu saw his team mates returning to the pavilion, while he was stubborn at the other end. He departed the scene at the score of 59 and his wicket was the eighth wicket to fall in Provident’s innings. Nine runs later it was all over for the defending champions as they were shot out for 68.

Summarised scores : Mangalore United : 112 for 9 in 20.0 overs {Nidhuvan Kumar 20, KK Nair 21, A Jagan 2 for 21, AU Shetty 2 for 20} won against Bangalore Provident Rural : 68 all out in 16.1 overs {VST Naidu 22, UB Patel 4 for 11, KK Nair 4 for 13} by 44 runs

Semi Finals Two: Bangalore Provident Rural vs Malnad Gladiators at Bangalore on 29.09.10. Bangalore Provident Rural won by six wickets

Put into bat, Malnad Gladiators could muster 157 for five in its 20.0 overs. It could not bat freely and score as much they wanted. Injured KC Avinash batting at number three made 21, occupied the crease for 43 minutes facing 30 deliveries with no fours and no sixes. His stay at the crease has an adverse effect on the batting of the team. Opener Sanjay Kumar scored 47 in 38 balls with five fours and two sixes and occupied the crease for 40 minutes. Skipper Ganesh Satish made 34 in 27 balls containing four fours and a six in a stay of 37 minutes at the crease. Though K Gowtham {18 in 10 balls with two fours and a six} and RR Bhatkal {26 not out in 12 balls with 12 balls with four fours and six} scored runs in a late order flourish, it was too late for Malnad Gladiators to put up a match-winning total. Sanjay Kumar and KC Avinash added 64 runs for the second wicket in 9.3 overs was another contributing factor for Malnad Gladiators’ total. AU Shetty with 2 for 18 was the most successful bowler for Provident.

Chasing 158 for a win, Provident openers – MK Manjunath and VST Naidu put on 62 runs for the first wicket and the victory was never in doubt for Provident. The first wicket partnership was consolidated by yet another useful stand of 47 runs for the fourth wicket between B Akhil and AA Joshi.

MK Manjunath {30 in 29 balls with two fours and two sixes}, VST Naidu {44 runs in 35 balls with six fours and one six} and skipper B Akhil {45 not out in 22 balls with four fours and three sixes} contributed to Provident’s comfortable win.

As many as three bowlers – K Gowtham {1 for 42}, SK Moinuddin {1 for 38} and RR Bhatkal {1 for 35} – conceded 35 plus runs, which did not help Gladiators’ cause.

Gladiators gain in this edition, was its progress to Semi finals. They were placed last in the first edition of the first edition {It had lost five game and won two games to end with four points and NRR of -0.122}

Summarised scores: Malnad Gladiators 157 for 5 in 20.0 overs {Sanjay Kumar 47, Ganesh Satish 34, RR Bhatkal 26 not out, AU Shetty 2 for 18 lost to Bangalore Provident Rural 158 for 4 {B Akhil 45 not out, VST Naidu 44, MK Manjunath 30} by six wickets

Semi Finals One: Mangalore United vs Shamanoor Davangere Diamonds at Bangalore on 29.09.10

Mangalore United posted 201 for 3 in 20.0 overs, the highest team total in the second edition of KPL. Its openers – skippers YK Sabharwal and B Chipli were concerned in an opening stand of 139 runs. Sabharwal scored 78 in just 44 balls containing seven fours and five sixes, while B Chipli’s 70 came in 52 balls with six fours and three sixes. R Jonathan {25} and UB Patel {20 not out} added 43 runs for the third wicket. R Jonathan fell at 200 with one ball to go in the innings. P Patil was the successful bowler with a bag of 2 for 40. DC Rajesh captured 1 for 40. Each of the five bowlers who chanced their arms leaked 30 plus runs – SB Joshi {none for 34}, DC Rajesh {1 for 40}, BN Bharath {none for 32}, P Patil {2 for 48} and SN Raju {none for 30}.

In its chase, Diamonds faltered against a disciplined attack of Mangalore bowlers. Skipper SB Joshi with his 51 not out shone amidst the ruins. As many as six batsmen were dismissed within twenty and there were no useful partnerships in Diamonds’ innings. They were dismissed all out in this game for 157 in 19.1 overs. SB Joshi’s face saving 51 not out came in 38 balls with three fours and three sixes. UB Patel {2 for 37} and Aleem {2 for 37} shared the bowling honours for Mangalore

Thus the exit of a team that stood first in the league phase of the tournament with eleven points and NRR of +0.379

Summarised scores: Mangalore United 201 for 3 in 20.0 overs {YK Sabharwal 78. B Chipli 70, R Jonathan 25, UB Patel 20 not out, P Patil 2 for 48} won against Shamanoor Davangere Diamonds 157 all out in 19.1 overs {SB Joshi 51 not out, UB Patel 2 for 37, Aleem 2 for 37} by 44 runs

Semi Finalists spotted in Mantri-KPL 2010

Diamonds {11 points with NRR +0.379}, Provident {08 points with NRR +0.268}, Gladiators {08 points with NRR -0.016} and Mangalore {07 points with NRR +0.574} qualified for Semi finals in the Mantri-KPL 2010

No	Teams	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR	Pts	NetRR
1	ShamanoorDavangereDiamonds	7	5	1	0	1	11	+0.379
2	Bangalore Provident (Rural)	7	4	3	0	0	8	+0.268
3	Malnad Gladiators	7	4	3	0	0	8	-0.016
4	Mangalore United	7	3	3	0	1	7	+0.574

Match No 28 : Bangalore Provident Rural vs Belgavi Panthers at Bangalore on 28.09.10 : Bangalore Provident Rural won by seven wickets

Belgavi Panthers who were inserted in could manage a meager 113 for 9 in its 20.0 overs failed to defend it and lost the game to Bangalore Provident Rural by six wickets,

Panthers could not pace its innings as it wanted to as it lost its wickets at regular intervals. Further, its batsmen consumed too many deliveries and some accurate bowling by Provident saw them to a none-too-comfortable 113 for 9. BMV Uthappa {27} and CK Akshay {20} were the two batsmen who crossed 20 run mark. AU Shetty reaped rich harvest with 4 for 12, the best bowling figures in the second edition of the tournament so far in terms of runs conceded. B Akhil was a good foil to him by capturing 2 for 25.

Provident in its chase lost the openers early with 14 runs on the board. Nevertheless, 82 runs partnership for the third wicket between Amit Verma and SK Jain saw them through. Amit Verma fell at 96 and Provident coasted to a seven wickets win. Amit Verma scored 34 in 35 balls with five fours and SK Jain remained not out on 51 compiled in 47 balls containing five fours

R Vinay Kumar captured all the three wickets that fell in Provident’s innings conceding 15 runs,

Summarised scores : Belgavi Panthers 113 for 9 in 20.0 overs {BMV Uthappa 27, CK Akshay 20, AU Shetty 4 for 12, B Akhil 2 for 25} lost to Bangalore Provident Rural 115 for 3 {SK Jain 51 not out, Amit Verma 51 not out, R Vinay Kumar 3 for 15} by seven wickets

Even though it is a two test series, plenty of records are to be re written by both the teams. Crickick.com has made an extensive research on this special topic and brings the same to its viewers on the eve of the test series. Read on ……………

India and Australia are scheduled to play two tests in October 2010. The venues are Mohali and Bangalore. Mohali test is played from 01.10.10 to 05.10.10, while Bangalore test is played from 09.10.10 to 13.10.10

Prior to the start of the series, SM Katich and MJ Clarke have an aggregate of 978 and 967 runs against India. They require 22 and 37 runs to complete 1000 runs against India. If they get them they would become the eighth and ninth batsman to total 1000 plus runs against India

ML Hayden, RT Ponting and DC Boon share the record of most hundreds by an Australian batsman against India. One more hundred to RT Ponting will be his seventh hundred and with it he would own the record of most hundreds by an Australian batsman against India

RT Ponting would be playing his 25^th test against India when he appears for Australia at Bangalore, the second test of the series. He would earn the distinction of becoming the first Australian cricketer to appear in 25 tests against India

VVS Laxman would be playing his 25^th test when he appears at Mohali, the first test of the series. He would become the third Indian cricketer to appear in 25 or more tests against Australia. Others are SR Tendulkar {30} and R Dravid {27}. {Note – SR Tendulkar and R Dravid’s appearances include Mohali test}

VVS Laxman would go past two other Indian cricketers – GR Viswanath and DB Vengsarkar – who have played 24 tests against Australia

R Dravid needs two more innings for his 50 innings against Australia. If he plays those two innings, he would become the second Indian batsmen to play 50 plus innings against Australia. SR Tendulkar has played 55 innings prior to the start of the series.

R Dravid has an aggregate of 1837 runs prior to the start of the series. He requires 163 runs for his 2000 run aggregate against Australia. Should he get them he would become the third Indian batsman to total 2000 plus runs against Australia. SR Tendulkar {2748} and VVS Laxman {2204} have scored 2000 plus runs prior to the start of the series.

SR Tendulkar and R Dravid have scored eleven half centuries against Australia. A half century to any of them would earn them the record of most half centuries by an Indian batsman against Australia

Prior to the start of the series, VVS Laxman has scored ten half century and one more half century to VVS Laxman with no half centuries to SR Tendulkar and R Dravid would make VVS Laxman to share the record of most half centuries with SR Tendulkar and R Dravid who have scored eleven half centuries

Prior to the start of the series RT Ponting has scored four ducks against India. One more duck to him would make him the third Australian batsman to score five or more ducks against India. B Lee {06] and SK Warne {05} are the other batsmen who have scored five or more ducks against India

SR Tendulkar, Zaheer Khan and Harbhajan Singh have scored four ducks prior to the start of the series. One more duck to each of them would give them five ducks which would make them the third, fourth and fifth Indian batsman to score five more ducks against Australia. AB Agarkar {08} and BS Chandrashekhar {06} are the other two Indian batsmen who have scored five or more ducks.

RT Ponting has captained Australia in nine tests against India prior to the start of this series. Mohali test would be his tenth test, he would equal the record held by RB Simpson, and SR Waugh who have captained Australia in ten tests against India RT Ponting would become the fourth captain to lead in ten or more tests against India. Others are – AR Border {11}, RB Simpson {10} and SR Waugh {10}

By leading Australia against India in the second test at Bangalore, RT Ponting would share the record with AR Border who has led Australia against India in eleven tests.

SR Tendulkar has played 29 tests against Australia prior to the start of the series. Mohali test would be his 30^th test against Australia. He would become the third Indian batsman to play 30 plus tests against specific opposition. Others are – SM Gavaskar – 38 tests against England and GR Viswanath – 30 tests against England.

SR Tendulkar would become the first Indian cricketer to play 30 tests against Australia. He would become the 23^rd Cricketer to play 30 or more tests against Australia. The break up of 22 cricketers read thus – 18 England cricketers and 04 West Indian cricketers.

Prior to the start of the series, V Sehwag has scored nine fifties against Australia {03 C plus 06 HC}. He needs one more fifty for his tenth fifty. He then would become the sixth Indian batsman to score ten or more fifties against Australia. Other batsmen who have score ten or more fifties prior to the start of the series are – SR Tendulkar {21}, VVS Laxman {16}, GR Viswanath {13}, R Dravid {13} and SM Gavaskar {12}.

Harbhajan Singh is on par with Kapil Dev with 79 wickets against Australia prior to the start of the series. One more wicket for Harbhajan Singh would give him his 80^th wicket against Australia and he would occupy the second place among the Indian bowlers who have captured 75 plus wickets against Australia. A Kumble with 111 wickets occupies the first place.

MS Dhoni requires one more dismissal behind the stumps to complete 25 dismissals against Australia.

Prior to the start of the series, V Sehwag has an aggregate of 1400 runs against Australia. He requires 100 more runs for his 1500 runs against Australia. If he gets them, he would become the sixth Indian batsman to total 1500 plus runs against Australia. Others who have 1500 plus runs prior to the start of the series are – SR Tendulkar {2748}, VVS Laxman {2204}, R Dravid {1837} and SM Gavaskar {1550}

RT Ponting has scored 12 half centuries against India and requires one more half century to be on par with AR Border who has 13 half centuries. If he gets two half centuries he would be on par with ML Hayden who has 14 half centuries.

SM Katich and MJ Clarke have scored eight half centuries and requires two more half centuries for the 10^th half century against India. If they get them they would join the company of ML Hayden {14}, AR Border {13}, RT Ponting {12} and RB Simpson {10} who have scored ten or more half centuries against India prior to the start of the series.

VVS Laxman has taken 29 catches against Australia and one more catch would give him an aggregate of 30 catches. He would then become the second Indian fieldsman to pouch 30 plus catches against Australia after R Dravid who has an aggregate of 44 catches prior to the start of the series.

RT Pontng has pouched 28 catches against India and one more catch would put him on par with ME Waugh who has 29 catches. Two more catches for Ponting would give him 30 catches and with it the Australian record for most catches by a fieldsman against India.

Prior to the start of the series, R Dravid has an aggregate of 196 catches and four more catches would make him the first fieldsman ever to pouch 200 catches in the annals of test cricket.

RT Ponting has taken 74 catches on away soil and one more catch would give his 75^th catch. He then would become the fourth fieldsman who has an aggregate of 75 plus catches on away soil – R Dravid {104}, ME Waugh {84} and SP Fleming {77}

Prior to the start of the series, R Dravid and SR Tendukar have an aggregate of 5997 partnership runs. They need three more runs for 6000 partnership runs. If they get them, then they would become the third pair of batsmen in the annals of test cricket to have a total of 6000 plus runs – CG Greenidge and DL Haynes of West Indies {6482 runs} and ML Hayden and JL Langer {6081 runs}

R Dravid and SR Tendulkar have 40 fifty plus runs partnerships between them and two more fifty plus partnerships would give them 42 fifty plus partnerships, Should they get them they would be on par with CG Greenidge-DL Haynes and ML Hayden-JL Langer pair who have 42 fifty plus runs partnerships

R Dravid requires 163 runs for an aggregate of 2000 runs against Australia. Should he get it, he would become the third batsman in the series and also the third Indian batsman to total 2000 plus runs against Australia. SR Tendulkar {2748} and VVS Laxman {2204} are the other two batsmen who have an aggregate of 2000 plus runs against Australia.

R Dravid wih his 2000 plus would provide the 59^th occasion of a batsman totaling 2000 plus runs against a specific opposition. It would also provide the sixth occasion of an Indian batsman totaling 2000 plus runs against a specific opposition.

SR Tendulakar has an aggregate of 867 runs during the calendar year 2010. He needs 133 runs more to total 1000 runs. Should he get there he would become the first batsman to total 1000 runs during the calendar year 2010

Should he get it, he would become the only batsman in the annals of test cricket to total 1000 runs in six calendar years. The other calendar years in which he has totalled 1000 runs are – 1000 runs in 1997, 1088 in 1999, 1003 in 2001, 1392 in 2002 and 1063 in 2008, He would go past ML Hayden of Australia, BL Lara of West Indies and RT Ponting of Australia who have scored 1000 plus runs in five calendar years

Mohali test would become the first test ever to witness rival batsmen batting at number three to have an aggregate of 9000 plus runs – RT Ponting of Australia {9519} and R Dravid of India {9065}.

R Dravid would be playing his 55^th test batting at number three at home when he plays the test at Mohali. He would equal the record held by RT Ponting who has played 55 home tests. Dravid’s second test at Bangalore would give record 56 appearances at home while batting at number three.

Mohali test would be the 75^th test for SR Tendulkar at home. He would become the fourth cricketer to appear in 75 home tests. Others are – SR Waugh {89}, AR Border {86} and RT Ponting {79}. He would become the first cricketer from any country other than Australia to appear in 75 home tests

Mohali test would be the 68^th away test {including neutral tests} for RT Ponting. He would go past ME Waugh who has played 67 away tests and occupy the fourth place among the Australians who have appeared in most away tests – SR Waugh {79}, SK Warne {76}, AR Border {70} and RT Ponting {68}