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Stats highlights of Match No 51 of IPL 2020

31/10/2020 hrg

Stats highlights Match 51 Delhi Vs Mumbai Dub DSC 31 Oct 20

Mumbai won this game by nine wickets to provide the 34th occasion of a team winning a game by exact nine wickets in the tournament. It also provides the fourth occasion of Mumbai winning a game by exact nine wickets in the tournament.

Delhi posted a total of 110 for 9 in this game to provide its lowest total losing nine wickets in an innings in the tournament. Its previous lowest total losing nine wickets in an innings was 120 against Punjab at Bloemfontein on 15.05.09. The following table details the twelve occasions of Delhi’s team totals losing nine wickets in an innings.

No	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	110/9	20.0	1	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	31.10.20
2	120/9	20.0	1	Punjab	B’fontein	15.05.09
3	128/9	20.0	2	Mumbai	Delhi	18.04.19
4	131/9	20.0	2	Kolkata	Delhi	28.04.11
5	134/9	20.0	2	Pune	Pune	19.05.13
6	135/9	20.0	2	Chennai	Chennai	14.05.13
7	135/9	20.0	2	Kolkata	A Dhabi	24.10.20
8	139/9	20.0	2	Rajasthan	Ah’bad	15.05.14
9	139/8	20.0	2	Punjab	Delhi	23.04.18
10	142/9	20.0	2	Bangalore	Bengaluru	08.04.17

Delhi posted a total of 110 for 9 in this game to provide its lowest total losing nine wickets in an innings while batting first in the tournament. Its previous lowest total losing nine wickets in an innings while batting first was 120 against Punjab at Bloemfontein on 15.05.09. Both these occasions are tabulated below

No	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	110/9	20.0	1	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	31.10.20
2	120/9	20.0	1	Punjab	B’fontein	15.05.09

S Dhawan was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide his ninth duck in the tournament. It also represents his eleventh duck in T20 games.

RR Pant completed 2000 runs in the tournament when he was on 11 during the course of his knock of 21 in this game. His run aggregate read 2010 at the end of this game. He became the 36^th batsman in the tournament to aggregate 2000 plus runs. The following table details these batsmen

No	Player		Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	V Kohli	I	189	182	30	5843	113	38.44
2	SK Raina	I	193	189	28	5368	100*	33.34
3	RG Sharma	I	197	192	28	5158	109*	31.45
4	DA Warner	O	138	138	18	5142	126	42.85
5	S Dhawan	I	172	171	24	5050	106*	34.35
6	CH Gayle	O	131	130	15	4760	175*	41.39
7	AB de Villiers	O	166	154	36	4758	133*	40.32
8	MS Dhoni	I	203	182	69	4632	84*	40.99
9	RV Uthappa	I	188	181	17	4601	87	28.05
10	G Gambhir	I	154	152	16	4217	93	31.00
11	SR Watson	O	145	141	16	3874	117*	30.99
12	AM Rahane	I	145	137	16	3871	105*	31.99
13	KD Karthik	I	195	176	30	3823	97*	26.18
14	AT Rayudu	I	158	150	26	3629	100*	29.26
15	YK Pathan	I	174	154	44	3204	100	29.12
16	MK Pandey	I	142	132	25	3197	114*	29.87
17	KA Pollard	O	161	144	46	2973	83	30.33
18	BB McCullum	O	109	109	5	2880	158*	27.69
19	PA Patel	I	139	137	11	2848	81	22.60
20	Yuvraj Singh	I	132	126	15	2750	83	24.77
21	V Sehwag	I	104	104	5	2728	122	27.55
22	M Vijay	I	106	106	5	2619	127	25.93
23	KL Rahul	I	80	71	13	2618	132*	45.13
24	SV Samson	I	106	102	10	2583	102*	28.07
25	SE Marsh	I	71	69	7	2477	115	39.95
26	JH Kallis	O	98	96	11	2427	89*	28.55
27	DR Smith	O	91	89	5	2385	87*	28.39
28	SR Tendulkar	I	78	78	11	2334	100*	34.83
29	SPD Smith	O	94	85	20	2329	101	35.83
30	F du Plessis	O	83	76	7	2254	96	32.66
31	R Dravid	I	89	82	5	2174	75*	28.23
32	RA Jadeja	I	183	139	54	2159	50	25.40
33	SS Iyer	I	75	75	8	2095	96	31.26
34	AC Gilchrist	O	80	80	4	2069	109*	27.22
35	JP Duminy	O	83	77	26	2029	78*	39.78
36	RR Pant	I	64	64	7	2010	128*	35.26

RR Pant completed 2000 runs in the tournament when he was on 11 during the course of his knock of 21 in this game. His run aggregate read 2010 at the end of this game. He became the 24^th batsman in the tournament to aggregate 2000 plus runs. The following table details these batsmen

No	Player	I	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	V Kohli	I	190	182	30	5843	113	38.44
2	SK Raina	I	193	189	28	5368	100*	33.34
3	RG Sharma	I	197	192	28	5158	109*	31.45
4	S Dhawan	I	172	171	24	5050	106*	34.35
5	MS Dhoni	I	203	182	69	4632	84*	40.99
6	RV Uthappa	I	188	181	17	4601	87	28.05
7	G Gambhir	I	154	152	16	4217	93	31.00
8	AM Rahane	I	145	137	16	3871	105*	31.99
9	KD Karthik	I	195	176	30	3823	97*	26.18
10	AT Rayudu	I	158	150	26	3629	100*	29.26
11	YK Pathan	I	174	154	44	3204	100	29.12
12	MK Pandey	I	142	132	25	3197	114*	29.87
13	PA Patel	I	139	137	11	2848	81	22.60
14	Yuvraj Singh	I	132	126	15	2750	83	24.77
15	V Sehwag	I	104	104	5	2728	122	27.55
16	M Vijay	I	106	106	5	2619	127	25.93
17	KL Rahul	I	80	71	13	2618	132*	45.13
18	SV Samson	I	106	102	10	2583	102*	28.07
19	SE Marsh	I	71	69	7	2477	115	39.95
20	SR Tendulkar	I	78	78	11	2334	100*	34.83
21	R Dravid	I	89	82	5	2174	75*	28.23
22	RA Jadeja	I	183	139	54	2159	50	25.40
23	SS Iyer	I	75	75	8	2095	96	31.26
24	RR Pant	I	64	64	7	2010	128*	35.26

This game was special game for Mumbai. It was the 200^th game for Mumbai. Mumbai became the first team to play 200 games in the tournament. It has won 118 games and lost 82 games. Games won and lost include tied games won or lost on bowl out/super over.

Stats highlights of Match No 50 of IPL 2020

31/10/2020 hrg

Stats highlights Match 50 Punjab Vs Rajasthan Abu Dhabi 30 Oct 20

Mandeep Singh collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 79th occasion of opening batsman collecting the first ball duck in the tournament. It also provides the 31st occasion of an opening batsman batting at number two collecting the first ball duck in the tournament.

KL Rahul’s run aggregate read 641 at the end of this game in the ongoing edition of the tournament. His feat provides the 18^th occasion of a batsman to totaling 600 plus runs in an edition. The following table details all such occasions.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	V Kohli	16	16	4	973	Bangalore	2016
2	DA Warner	17	17	3	848	Sunrisers	2016
3	KS Williamson	17	17	3	735	Sunrisers	2018
4	CH Gayle	15	14	2	733	Bangalore	2012
5	MEK Hussey	17	17	3	733	Chennai	2013
6	CH Gayle	16	16	4	708	Bangalore	2013
7	DA Warner	12	12	2	692	Sunrisers	2019
8	AB de Villiers	16	16	3	687	Bangalore	2016
9	RR Pant	14	14	1	684	Delhi	2018
10	RV Uthappa	16	16	1	660	Kolkata	2014
11	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
12	DA Warner	14	14	3	641	Sunrisers	2017
13	KL Rahul	13	13	2	641	Punjab	2020
14	V Kohli	16	16	2	634	Bangalore	2013
15	SR Tendulkar	15	15	2	618	Mumbai	2009
16	SE Marsh	11	11	2	616	Punjab	2008
17	CH Gayle	12	12	3	608	Bangalore	2011
18	AT Rayudu	16	16	2	602	Chennai	2018

KL Rahul’s 641 in the ongoing edition provide the second occasion of his compiling 600 plus runs in an edition. Prior to this he had aggregated 659 runs in 2018 edition. He became the third batsman to score 600 plus runs in two or more editions in the tournament.

No	No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	1	CH Gayle	15	14	2	733	Bangalore	2012
	2	CH Gayle	16	16	4	708	Bangalore	2013
	3	CH Gayle	12	12	3	608	Bangalore	2011

2	1	DA Warner	17	17	3	848	Sunrisers	2016
	2	DA Warner	12	12	2	692	Sunrisers	2019
	3	DA Warner	14	14	3	641	Sunrisers	2017

3	1	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
	2	KL Rahul	13	13	2	641	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul’s 641 in the ongoing edition provide the second occasion of his compiling 600 plus runs in an edition. Prior to this he had aggregated 659 runs in 2018 edition. He became the first Indian batsman to score 600 plus runs in two editions in the tournament.

No	No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	1	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
	2	KL Rahul	13	13	2	641	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul’s 641 runs in this series provide the fourth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 600 plus runs in an edition in the tournament. Others are – RR Pant of Delhi {684} in 2018 RV Uthapppa of Kolkata {660} in 2014 and KL Rahul of Punjab {659} in 2018.

KL Rahul’s 641 runs in this series provide the second occasion of his scoring 600 plus runs as wicket keeper batsman in an edition in the tournament. Prior to this he had scored 659 in 2018 representing Punjab. Thus KL Rahul earned the distinction of becoming the only wicket keeper batsman to score 600 plus runs in two editions in the tournament.

KL Rahul’s 641 runs in this series provide the seventh occasion of a captain scoring 600 plus runs in an edition in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below. KL Rahul became fifth captain to achieve the feat in the tournament.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	V Kohli	16	16	4	973	Bangalore	2016
2	DA Warner	17	17	3	848	Sunrisers	2016
3	Williamson	17	17	3	735	Sunrisers	2018
4	DA Warner	14	14	3	641	Sunrisers	2017
5	KL Rahul	13	13	2	641	Punjab	2020
6	V Kohli	16	16	2	634	Bangalore	2013
7	Tendulkar	15	15	2	618	Mumbai	2009

KL Rahul-CH Gayle added 120 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 214^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. It also provides the 69th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in the tournament. It also provides the 29th occasion of Punjab batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament.

It also provides the 24th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for in the tournament against Rajasthan. It also provides the fifth occasion of Punjab batsmen posting a three figure partnership for in the tournament against Rajasthan.

CH Gayle scored six boundary fours and eight boundary sixes in this game during his knock of 99 which fetched him an aggregate of 1041 boundary fours and 1001 boundary sixes in T20 games. He earned the distinction of becoming the only batsman in the history of T20 games to score 1000 boundary fours and 1000 boundary sixes.

CH Gayle scored eight boundary sixes in this game during his knock of 99 which fetched him an aggregate 1001 boundary sixes in T20 games. He earned the distinction of becoming the only batsman in the history of T20 games to score 1000 boundary sixes. Prior to the start of this game he had an aggregate of 993 boundary sixes. His seventh boundary six of his innings – of the bowling of Karthik Tyagi {18.5 overs} – fetched him 1000 boundary sixes.

CH Gayle scored eight boundary sixes in this game during his knock of 99 which fetched him an aggregate 349 boundary sixes in the tournament. He needs one more boundary six for his 350 boundary sixes. If he scores them, he would become the only batsman in the history of the tournament to score 350 boundary sixes.

CH Gayle has scored 383 boundary fours and 349 boundary sixes in the tournament. He needs one more boundary six for his 350 boundary sixes. If he scores them, he would become the only batsman in the history of the tournament to score 350 boundary sixes coupled with 350 plus boundary fours.

CH Gayle scored 99 in this game which represents his 107^th fifty and 85^th half century in T20 games. It also represents his 37^th fifty and 31^st half century in the tournament.

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game provide the 65^th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in the tournament. It also provides the 13^th occasion of a Punjab batsman scoring a ninety in the tournament. It also provides the 30^th occasion of an overseas batsman scoring a ninety in the tournament.

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game was his fourth score of ninety plus runs in the tournament. He became the second batsman in the history of the tournament to score four or more nineties in the tournament after DA Warner. DA Warner has scored five nineties. The following table details the nineties scored by these two batsmen.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	CH Gayle	92*	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangahlore	04.04.13
2	CH Gayle	96	Bangalore	Kolkata	Kolkata	11.04.15
3	CH Gayle	99*	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	13.04.19
4	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

1	DA Warner	90	Sunrisers	Chennai	Ranchi	22.05.14
2	DA Warner	91	Sunrisers	Kolkata	Vizag	22.04.15
3	DA Warner	90*	Sunrisers	Mumbai	Hyd-RGS	18.04.16
4	DA Warner	92	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	30.04.16
5	DA Warner	93*	Sunrisers	Gujarat	Delhi	27.05.16

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game provide the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring ninety-nine in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	SK Raina	99*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	08.05.13
2	CH Gayle	99*	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	13.04.19
3	V Kohli	99	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	10.05.13
4	PP Shaw	99	Delhi	Kolkata	Delhi	30.03.19
5	I Kishan	99	Mumbai	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
6	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game provide the fourth occasion of a batsman dismissed for a score of ninety-nine in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	99	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	10.05.13
2	PP Shaw	99	Delhi	Kolkata	Delhi	30.03.19
3	I Kishan	99	Mumbai	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
4	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

CH Gayle is the only batsman in the tournament to score 99 on two occasions.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	CH Gayle	99*	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	13.04.19
2	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game provide the second occasion of a batsman scoring ninety-nine in an innings in this edition of the tournament. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	I Kishan	99	Mumbai	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
2	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

2020 edition became the third edition in the tournament to witness two batsman scoring ninety nines. 2013 and 2019 are the other two editions.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	SK Raina	99*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	08.05.13
2	V Kohli	99	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	10.05.13

1	PP Shaw	99	Delhi	Kolkata	Delhi	30.03.19
2	CH Gayle	99*	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	13.04.19

1	I Kishan	99	Mumbai	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
2	CH Gayle	99	Punjab	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	30.10.20

CH Gayle’s 99 in this game provide his 37^th fifty in the tournament. He became the seventh batsman in the history of the tournament to score 37 plus fifties. Others are DA Warner {51}, V Kohli {44}, S Dhawan {41}, AB de Villiers {40}, SK Raina {39} and RG Sharma {39}.

CH Gayle’s run aggregate read 4760 at the end of this game in the tournament. He now occupies the sixth place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in the tournament.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	V Kohli	189	181	30	5836	113	38.64
2	SK Raina	193	189	28	5368	100*	33.34
3	RG Sharma	197	192	28	5158	109*	31.45
4	DA Warner	138	138	18	5142	126	42.85
5	S Dhawan	171	170	24	5050	106*	34.58
6	CH Gayle	131	130	15	4760	175*	41.39

SV Samson was dismissed run out for 48 in this game to provide the 68^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Rajasthan wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in the tournament.

The following is the performance of both these teams at the end of this game.

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	T	TW	TL	NR
Punjab	189	85	100	0	3	1	0
Rajasthan	160	79	076	0	2	1	2

Punjab and Rajasthan have met each other on 21 occasions in the tournament. Punjab has won nine games and lost 12 games. Games won include the tied game won on bowl out/Super over

Which IPL players made Australia tour?

30/10/2020 hrg

The Australia tour will be Virat Kohli & Co’s first international assignment since all cricketing activities were suspended in March. The tour comprises three T20 Internationals, as many ODIs and four Tests. The tour gets underway on November 27, 17 days after the IPL 2020 final.

Kolkata Knight Riders’s Varun Chakravarthy was rewarded for his solid performances in IPL 2020, earning a place in India’s squad for the T20I leg. After Mumbai Indians Skipper Rohit Sharma was mysteriously dropped from all Teams India, Kings XI Captain K L Rahul – who has been batting brilliantly in IPL 2020 — will be Kohli’s deputy in the white-ball teams. Rahul will be the first-choice wicket-keeper in both T20 Internationals and ODIs. Rajasthan Royals’s Sanju Samson will be the second wicket-keeper in the T20 International squad.

The Sunil Joshi-led selection committee also included young pacers Kamlesh Nagarkoti (KKR), Kartik Tyagi (RR), Ishan Porel (KXIP) and Thangarasu Natarajan (SunRisers Hyderabad) in the travel party.

The Indian Test, ODI and T20 teams for Australia classified by IPL franchise:

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Virat Kohli (T20, Tests, ODI)

Washington Sundar (T20)

Yuzvendra Chahal (T20, ODI)

Navdeep Saini (T20, ODI, Tests)

Umesh Yadav (Tests)

Mohammed Siraj (Tests)

Delhi Capitals

Shikhar Dhawan (T20, ODI)

Shreyas Iyer (T20, ODI)

Prithvi Shaw (Tests)

Ajinkya Rahane (Tests)

Rishabh Pant (Tests)

R Ashwin (Tests)

Kings XI Punjab

Mayank Agarwal (T20, ODI, Tests)

K L Rahul (T20, ODI, Tests)

Mohammed Shami (T20, ODI, Tests)

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Manish Pandey (T20, ODI)

Wriddhiman Saha (Tests)

Mumbai Indians

Hardik Pandya (T20, ODI)

Jasprit Bumrah (T20, ODI, Tests)

Rajasthan Royals

Sanju Samson (T20)

Chennai Super Kings

Ravindra Jadeja (T20, ODI, Tests)

Deepak Chahar (T20)

Shardul Thakur (ODI)

Kolkata Knight Riders

Varun Chakravarthy (T20)

Shubman Gill (ODI, Tests)

Kuldeep Yadav (ODI, Tests)

Cheteshwar Pujara and Hanuma Vihari did not play IPL 2020.

Article Courtesy – rediff.com – Laxmi Negi

The Gentle Man of Steel

30/10/2020 hrg

Vishy. The very name sends thousands of Indian cricket fans into ecstasy, reliving memories of Little Master GR Viswanath’s wristy artistry, often placing the pleasure he gave them above the mastery of the other Little Master Sunil Gavaskar that invariably gave Indian batting solidity. Yet Vishy recently said,”I hail from the Bhadravati region of Karnataka with its steel plant. I am made of steel,” the kind of statement you do not associate with this gentle little giant. Speaking on the same occasion, the belated offer to him of honorary membership of the Madras Cricket Club late last year, I recalled his brave 124 and 33 against the West Indian quicks on a nasty Chepauk wicket back in 1978-79 despite being bruised black and blue. R Mohan who spoke later remarked that those used to be Vishy’s favourite colours in a cheeky reference to the colours of a couple of iconic labels. Was it a coincidence, then, that Viswanath was an acknowledged walker like Johnny?

During my felicitation speech, I narrated another Vishy episode that had the audience in splits. My book Third Man has a picture of me taking a return catch to dismiss Viswanath after a scintillating 67 in a Ranji match at Bangalore’s KSCA Stadium. During the Hyderabad launch of the book, my old friend VM Shamraj who had been our team manager during that game in 1976 asked me,”Do you remember what Vishy said to you that night at dinner?” I did not remember, but Shamraj very kindly refreshed my memory. The audience at MCC had another good laugh when I said, “Being ever the perfect gentleman, Vishy said, “Well done, Ram! You made an easy catch look difficult.” Later, in a display of his soft side, the man of steel denied having made the statement.

I first watched Viswanath in action in two Duleep Trophy matches back in 1968. In the first, he showed his class against Dilip Doshi and company of East Zone at Eden Gardens, and in the second, he gave a mature display of defiance and correct batsmanship against a quality North Zone attack led by Bishan Bedi. they were both little gems that exuded class. Teammate Tiger Pataudi must have been impressed, for not very long later, Vishy made his Test debut at Kanpur against Australia. He was not very well known in Madras then, and the Physical Director of my college had a dig at me when Vishy failed in the first innings after I had gone on and on about his great promise. “Enna saar, unga hero cipher adichuttare!” (I don’t think this needs translation) And I’m proud to say I shot back, “Wait pannungo, second inningsle hundred adippaan!”

The first time I faced Vishy on a cricket field was an SBI inter circle match between Madras and Hyderabad. GRV was leading a strong Madras side that included Test cricketers AG Milkha Singh and VV Kumar. At the end of the match one of my Hyderabad teammates said, “Vishy, how did it feel captaining the team for the first time?” Pat came the reply, “It was great. I led from one end, and VV led from the other”, referring to the leg spinner’s reluctance to part with the ball.

Much has been written about Vishy’s batting and qualities of head and heart. Of his batting I can only add that he had at least two shots for every ball. Listen to the words of my late Hyderabad teammate Vijaya Paul describing that knock of 67 I mentioned earlier. “Our medium pacers, especially veteran Syed Abid Ali, attacked him with three slips and a gully as he came in to bat. Abid was bowling some beautiful outswingers, which Vishy imperiously despatched to the midwicket boundary with his wrists of steel. Soon the slips came out one by one, and before long, the onside was packed with defensive fielders. The master then quickly came up with a delightful Plan B. With hardly any obvious change in his approach, he started working the outswingers through the now-depleted slip cordon for fours while seeming to look towards the onside!” I also remember John Arlott’s wonderful gravelly voice drawing the listener’s attention to “little Viswanath’s” forearms. “Strong like those of an ironmonger,” he said.

I close with another story involving GRV and Abid Ali. During the Ahmedabad Test against Sri Lanka in 1976, Viswanath played a ball to midwicket and found Abid charging down the wicket even as Vishy was shouting “No” at the top of his voice. Abid stopped close to Vishy and asked, “Kya bole?”

Many happy returns, Vishy. Thank you for all the wonderful cricket you played.

V Ramnarayan on GRV’s birthday this year the Friday, February 14, 2020

Stats highlights of Match 49 of IPL 2020

30/10/2020 hrg

Chennai won this game by six wickets on the last ball of the match to provide the 28^th occasion of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Chennai	4 wkts	0	Delhi	Delhi	08.05.08
2	Rajasthan	5 wkts	0	Mumbai	Jaipur	26.05.08
3	Rajasthan	3 wkts	0	Chennai	Mumbai	01.06.08
4	Punjab	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	P Elizabeth	03.05.09
5	Deccan	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	Johannesburg	16.05.09
6	Kolkata	7 wkts	0	Chennai	Centurion	18.05.09
7	Mumbai	7 wkts	0	Pune	Mumbai	20.04.11
8	Mumbai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	22.05.11
9	Mumbai	5 wkts	0	Deccan	Vizag	09.04.12
10	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Bangalore	Chennai	12.04.12
11	Bangalore	6 wkts	0	Pune	Bangalore	17.04.12
12	Chennai	7 wkts	0	Rajasthan	Chennai	21.04.12
13	Mumbai	2 wkts	0	Chennai	Mumbai	06.05.12
14	Punjab	4 wkts	0	Deccan	Mohali	13.05.12
15	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	14.05.12
16	Rajasthan	3 wkts	0	Delhi	Delhi	12.04.15
17	Rajasthan	6 wkts	0	Sunrisers	Vizag	16.04.15
18	Gujarat	3 wkts	0	Mumbai	Mumbai	16.04.16
19	Gujarat	3 wkts	0	Ris Pune	Pune-MCA	29.04.16
20	Delhi	6 wkts	0	Sunrisers	Raipur	20.05.16
21	Ris Pune	4 wkts	0	Punjab	Vizag	21.05.16
22	Ris Pune	6 wkts	0	Sunrisers	Pune-MCA	22.04.17
23	Sunrisers	1 wkt	0	Mumbai	Hyd-RGS	12.04.18
24	Delhi	7 wkts	0	Mumbai	Mumbai	14.04.18
25	Mumbai	3 wkts	0	Punjab	Mumbai	10.04.19
26	Chennai	4 wkts	0	Rajasthan	Jaipur	11.04.19
27	Punjab	8 wkts	0	Bangalore	Sharjah	15.10.20
28	Chennai	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	Dub-DSC	29.10.20

Chennai won this game by six wickets on the last ball of the match to provide the sixth occasion of Chennai winning a game on the last ball of the match in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Chennai	4 wkts	0	Delhi	Delhi	08.05.08
2	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Bangalore	Chennai	12.04.12
3	Chennai	7 wkts	0	Rajasthan	Chennai	21.04.12
4	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	14.05.12
5	Chennai	4 wkts	0	Rajasthan	Jaipur	11.04.19
6	Chennai	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

Chennai won this game by six wickets on the last ball of the match to provide the fifth occasion of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match in the tournament against Kolkata. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Punjab	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	P E’beth	03.05.09
2	Deccan	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	Jo’burg	16.05.09
3	Mumbai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	22.05.11
4	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	14.05.12
5	Chennai	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

Chennai won this game by six wickets on the last ball of the match to provide the fifth occasion of Chennai winning a game on the last ball of the match in the tournament against Kolkata. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Chennai	5 wkts	0	Kolkata	Kolkata	14.05.12
2	Chennai	6 wkts	0	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

Chennai won this game by six wickets on the last ball of the match to provide the second occasion of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match in the ongoing edition of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Punjab	8 wkts	0	Bangalore	Sharjah	15.10.20
2	Chennai	8 wkts	0	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

With the score board reading 166 for 4, Chennai required seven runs from two balls. RA Jadeja scored a six of Nagarkoti’s fifth delivery of the last over of the match and the scores were level with 172 for 4. Chennai now required one run of one delivery to win the game. RA Jadeja scored a six of the last delivery of the match to win the game for Chennai. Chennai chased a total of 172 in this game.

All the participating teams scored 10 or more points in this edition. It has happened for the first time in the history of the tournament.

RA Jadeja was appearing in his 250^th T20 game and made it memorable by scoring two consecutive boundary sixes of the last two deliveries of the match and securing a win of the last delivery of the match for his team Chennai in Indian Premier League 2020.

RA Jadeja became the 56^th cricketer to appear in 250 plus T20 games. He also became the twelfth Indian cricketer to appear in 250 plus T20 games. The following table details them with their performances in T20 games.

No	Player	Mat	Runs	C	W	5	Ct	St
1	RG Sharma	337	8902	6	29	0	136	0
2	MS Dhoni	330	6821	0	0	0	184	84
3	SK Raina	319	8392	4	53	0	164	0
4	KD Karthik	301	5877	0	1	0	177	59
5	V Kohli	293	9324	5	8	0	130	0
6	YK Pathan	274	4852	1	99	0	86	0
7	S Dhawan	271	7765	2	4	0	109	0
8	RV Uthappa	266	6664	0	0	0	122	39
9	Harbhajan	265	1508	0	235	1	82	0
10	MK Pandey	252	5678	3	10	0	124	2
11	G Gambhir	251	6402	0	–	–	51	0
12	RA Jadeja	250	2542	0	163	1	93	0

This game was the 183^rd game for RA Jadeja in the tournament. He now stands seventh in the list of batsmen who have played most matches in the tournament. The following table details these seven cricketers with their performances in the tournament.

No	Player	Mat	Runs	C	W	5	Ct	St
1	MS Dhoni	203	4632	0	–	–	112	39
2	RG Sharma	197	5158	1	15	0	88	0
3	KD Karthik	195	3823	0	–	–	114	30
4	SK Raina	193	5368	1	25	0	102	0
5	V Kohli	189	5836	5	4	0	75	0
6	RV Uthappa	187	4571	0	–	–	86	32
7	RA Jadeja	183	2159	0	113	1	68	0

MS Dhoni was dismissed for one in this game to provide the 40^th occasion of his dismissed for scores zero to nine in the tournament.

MS Dhoni was dismissed for one in this game to provide the fifth occasion of his dismissed for score of exact one in the tournament. All the five occasions are listed below

No	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	Chennai	Rajasthan	Jaipur	04.05.08
2	1	Chennai	Punjab	Chennai	28.04.12
3	1	Chennai	Kolkata	Kolkata	30.04.15
4	1	Ris Pune	Punjab	Mohali	17.04.16
5	1	Chennai	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

MS Dhoni was dismissed bowled for one in this game to provide the sixth occasion of his dismissed bowled for scores zero to nine in the tournament.

Inn	R	MoD	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	2	bowled	Chennai	Punjab	Durban	20.05.09
2	7	Bowled	Chennai	Chargers	Nagpur	10.04.10
3	1	bowled	Chennai	Kolkata	Kolkata	30.04.15
4	7	Bowled	Ris Pune	Mumbai	Mumbai	24.04.17
5	9	Bowled	Chennai	Sunrisers	Mumbai	22.05.18
6	1	bowled	Chennai	Kolkata	DubDSC	29.10.20

Chennai and Kolkata’s performance in the tournament at the end of this game read thus

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	T	TW	TL	NR
Chennai	178	105	71	0	0	1	1
Kolkata	191	97	90	0	1	3	0

Chennai and Kolkata have met each other on 22 occasions in the tournament. Chennai has won 14 games, while Kolkata has won 08 games.

LH Ferguson returned with none for 54 in this game to provide the 165th occasion of a bowler conceding fifty plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 19th occasion of a Kolkata bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Kolkata bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament against Chennai. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that all these four bowlers are overseas bowlers

No	Bowlers	W-R	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	JH Kallis	0-50	Chennai	Chennai	28.04.13
2	PJ Cummins	1-54	Chennai	Kolkata	30.04.15
3	MG Johnson	0-51	Chennai	Kolkata	03.05.18
4	LH Ferguson	0-54	Chennai	DubDSC	29.10.20

LH Ferguson returned with none for 54 in this game to provide the 73rd occasion of a bowler conceding fifty plus runs without a wicket in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Kolkata bowler conceding 50 plus runs without a wicket in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Bowlers	W-R	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	Mashrafe Mortaza	0-58	Deccan	Jo’burg	16.05.09
2	JH Kallis	0-50	Chennai	Chennai	28.04.13
3	MG Johnson	0-51	Chennai	Kolkata	03.05.18
4	Prasidh Krishna	0-56	Sunrisers	Kolkata	25.05.18
5	Prasidh Krishna	0-52	Bangalore	Kolkata	19.04.19
6	LH Ferguson	0-54	Chennai	DubDSC	29.10.20

It also provides the third occasion of a Kolkata bowler conceding 50 plus runs without a wicket in an innings in the tournament against Chennai. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that all these three bowlers are overseas bowlers. LH Ferguson became Kolkata’s most expensive bowler against Chennai in the tournament when a bowler failed to capture a wicket.

No	Bowlers	W-R	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	JH Kallis	0-50	Chennai	Chennai	28.04.13
2	MG Johnson	0-51	Chennai	Kolkata	03.05.18
3	LH Ferguson	0-54	Chennai	DubDSC	29.10.20

Stats highlights of Match No 48 of IPL 2020

29/10/2020 hrg

I Kishen completed 1000 runs in the tournament when he was on 7 during the course of his knock of 25 in this game. His run aggregate read 1018 at the end of this game.

JJ Bumrah captured 3 for 14 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 102 wickets in the tournament. His 100^th wicket was that of V Kohli whom he had caught by S Tiwari for 9. His first victim in the tournament was also V Kohli whom he had leg before wicket for 24 in the game between Mumbai and Bangalore at Bangalore on 04.04.13.

JJ Bumrah became the 16th bowler to capture 100 plus wickets in the tournament. The following table lists all these bowlers.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	Wkts
1	SL Malinga	122	122	471.1	8	3366	170
2	A Mishra	150	150	526.5	6	3867	160
3	PP Chawla	164	163	541.4	2	4263	156
4	DJ Bravo	140	137	451.5	2	3798	153
5	Harbhajan	160	157	562.2	6	3967	150
6	B Kumar	121	121	449.3	8	3253	136
7	R Ashwin	149	146	519.2	4	3574	134
8	SP Narine	118	117	456.1	3	3087	127
9	UT Yadav	121	120	420.2	3	3579	119
10	YS Chahal	096	095	343.5	3	2651	118
11	RA Jadeja	182	153	446.1	1	3433	112
12	A Nehra	088	088	318.0	2	2495	106
13	R Vinay Kumar	105	104	353.3	1	2966	105
14	S Sharma	088	088	326.5	8	2541	103
15	JJ Bumrah	089	089	336.4	5	2527	102
16	Z Khan	100	099	366.4	5	2782	102

JJ Bumrah captured 3 for 14 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 202 wickets in the T20 games. He earned the distinction of becoming the first Indian pace bowler to capture 200 plus wickets in T20 games. Other Indian bowlers who have captured 200 plus wickets in T20 games are – PP Chawla {257}, A Mishra {256}, R Ashwin {244}, Harbhajan Singh {235} and YS Chahal {205}. JJ Bumrah became the 41^st bowler in the history of T20 games to capture 200 plus wickets. He is the sixth Indian bowler to achieve the feat.

JJ Bumrah captured 3 for 14 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 20 wickets in the ongoing edition of the tournament. He became the third bowler to capture 20 plus wickets in this edition. Others are K Rabada {23} and Mohd Shami {20}

JJ Bumrah’s 20 wickets in the ongoing edition provide the second occasion of his capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. He became the fourth Indian bowler to capture 20 plus wickets in two or more editions. The performance of these four bowlers is detailed below.

No	Player	Mat	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Edition
1	B Kumar	14	52.2	0	369	26	Sunrisers	2017
2	B Kumar	17	66.0	3	490	23	Sunrisers	2016
3	B Kumar	14	53.1	0	354	20	Sunrisers	2014

1	MM Sharma	16	53.5	0	452	23	Chennai	2014
2	MM Sharma	15	50.4	0	326	20	Chennai	2013

1	YS Chahal	15	46.5	0	415	23	Bangalore	2015
2	YS Chahal	13	49.1	0	401	21	Bangalore	2016

1	JJ Bumrah	16	59.2	2	440	20	Mumbai	2017
2	JJ Bumrah	12	48.0	1	345	20	Mumbai	2020

JJ Bumrah’s 20 wickets in the ongoing edition provide the second occasion of his capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. He became the eighth bowler to capture 20 plus wickets in two or more editions in the tournament. The performance of these eight bowlers is detailed below.

No	Player	Mat	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Edition
1	B Kumar	14	52.2	0	369	26	Sunrisers	2017
2	B Kumar	17	66.0	3	490	23	Sunrisers	2016
3	B Kumar	14	53.1	0	354	20	Sunrisers	2014

1	MM Sharma	16	53.5	0	452	23	Chennai	2014
2	MM Sharma	15	50.4	0	326	20	Chennai	2013

1	YS Chahal	15	46.5	0	415	23	Bangalore	2015
2	YS Chahal	13	49.1	0	401	21	Bangalore	2016

1	JJ Bumrah	16	59.2	2	440	20	Mumbai	2017
2	JJ Bumrah	12	48.0	1	345	20	Mumbai	2020

1	SL Malinga	16	63.0	2	375	28	Mumbai	2011
2	SL Malinga	15	60.0	3	444	24	Mumbai	2015
3	SL Malinga	14	55.3	1	350	22	Mumbai	2012
4	SL Malinga	17	65.2	0	468	20	Mumbai	2013

1	SP Narine	15	59.1	1	324	24	Kolkata	2012
2	SP Narine	16	64.0	1	350	22	Kolkata	2013
3	SP Narine	16	64.0	0	407	21	Kolkata	2014

1	DJ Bravo	18	62.3	0	497	32	Chennai	2013
2	DJ Bravo	17	52.2	0	426	26	Chennai	2015

1	K Rabada	12	47.0	0	368	25	Delhi	2019
2	K Rabada	10	39.4	1	301	21	Delhi	2020

JJ Bumrah’s 20 wickets in the ongoing edition provide the second occasion of his capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. He became the second Mumbai bowler to capture 20 plus wickets in two or more editions in the tournament after SL Malinga. The performance of these two bowlers is detailed below.

No	Player	Mat	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Edition
1	JJ Bumrah	16	59.2	2	440	20	Mumbai	2017
2	JJ Bumrah	12	48.0	1	345	20	Mumbai	2020

1	SL Malinga	16	63.0	2	375	28	Mumbai	2011
2	SL Malinga	15	60.0	3	444	24	Mumbai	2015
3	SL Malinga	14	55.3	1	350	22	Mumbai	2012
4	SL Malinga	17	65.2	0	468	20	Mumbai	2013

JJ Bumrah’s 20 wickets in the ongoing edition provide the 25^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the 45^th occasion of a bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition in the tournament.

No	Player	Mat	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Edition
1	B Kumar	14	52.2	0	369	26	Sunrisers	2017
2	Harbhajan	19	70.0	0	456	24	Mumbai	2013
3	JD Unadkat	12	45.5	3	322	24	Rising Pune	2017
4	RP Singh	16	59.4	1	417	23	Chargers	2009
5	R Vinay Kumar	16	60.1	0	493	23	Bangalore	2013
6	MM Sharma	16	53.5	0	452	23	Chennai	2014
7	YS Chahal	15	46.5	0	415	23	Bangalore	2015
8	B Kumar	17	66.0	3	490	23	Sunrisers	2016
9	MM Patel	15	54.2	1	358	22	Mumbai	2011
10	A Nehra	16	62.0	0	449	22	Chennai	2015
11	DL Chahar	17	64.3	2	482	22	Chennai	2019
12	A Kumble	16	59.1	1	347	21	Bangalore	2009
13	PP Ojha	16	58.5	0	429	21	Chargers	2009
14	S Aravind	13	46.0	0	368	21	Bangalore	2011
15	A Mishra	17	62.0	1	394	21	Sunrisers	2013
16	YS Chahal	13	49.1	0	401	21	Bangalore	2016
17	S Kaul	17	66.0	0	547	21	Sunrisers	2018
18	R Ashwin	16	63.0	1	388	20	Chennai	2011
19	MM Sharma	15	50.4	0	326	20	Chennai	2013
20	B Kumar	14	53.1	0	354	20	Sunrisers	2014
21	JJ Bumrah	16	59.2	2	440	20	Mumbai	2017
22	UT Yadav	14	53.1	1	418	20	Bangalore	2018
23	S Gopal	14	48.0	1	347	20	Rajasthan	2019
24	Mohd Shami	12	46.4	0	395	20	Punjab	2020
25	JJ Bumrah	12	48.0	1	345	20	Mumbai	2020

JJ Bumrah’s 20 wickets in the ongoing edition provide the ninth occasion of a Mumbai bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Mat	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Edition
1	SL Malinga	16	63.0	2	375	28	Mumbai	2011
2	Harbhajan	19	70.0	0	456	24	Mumbai	2013
3	MG Johnson	17	64.0	0	459	24	Mumbai	2013
4	SL Malinga	15	60.0	3	444	24	Mumbai	2015
5	MM Patel	15	54.2	1	358	22	Mumbai	2011
6	SL Malinga	14	55.3	1	350	22	Mumbai	2012
7	SL Malinga	17	65.2	0	468	20	Mumbai	2013
8	JJ Bumrah	16	59.2	2	440	20	Mumbai	2017
9	JJ Bumrah	12	48.0	1	345	20	Mumbai	2020

J Philippe was dismissed stumped in this game to provide the 287^th occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped in the tournament.

D Padikkal’s 74 in this game provide the 12^th occasion of a Bangalore batsman scoring a fifty in this edition of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	90*	Chennai	Dub-DSC	10.10.20
2	D Padikkal	74	Mumbai	A Dhabi	28.10.20
3	AB de Villiers	73*	Kolkata	Sharjah	12.10.20
4	V Kohli	72*	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	03.10.20
5	D Padikkal	63	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	03.10.20
6	D Padikkal	56	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	21.09.20
7	AB de Villiers	55*	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
8	AB de Villiers	55*	Rajasthan	Dub-DSC	17.10.20
9	D Padikkal	54	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
10	AJ Finch	52	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
11	AB de Villiers	51	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	21.09.20
12	V Kohli	50	Chennai	Dub-DSC	25.10.20

D Padikkal’s 74 in this game provide the fourth occasion of his scoring a fifty in this edition of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents his highest score in the tournament. Previous best was 63 against Rajasthan at A Dhabi on 03.10.20

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	D Padikkal	74	Mumbai	A Dhabi	28.10.20
2	D Padikkal	63	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	03.10.20
3	D Padikkal	56	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	21.09.20
4	D Padikkal	54	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20

D Padikkal became the sixth batsman to score four or more fifties in the ongoing edition of the tournament. Others are – KL Rahul of Punjab {06}, AB de Villiers of Bangalore {04}, Q de Kock of Mumbai {04}, S Dhawan of Delhi {04} and F du Plessis of Chennai {04}

D Padikkal became the second Bangalore batsman to score four or more fifties in the ongoing edition of the tournament after AB de Villiers.

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	de Villiers	73*	Kolkata	Sharjah	12.10.20
2	de Villiers	55*	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
3	de Villiers	55*	Rajasthan	Dub-DSC	17.10.20
4	de Villiers	51	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	21.09.20

1	D Padikkal	74	Mumbai	A Dhabi	28.10.20
2	D Padikkal	63	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	03.10.20
3	D Padikkal	56	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	21.09.20
4	D Padikkal	54	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	28.09.20

SA Yadav scored 79 not out in this game to provide the 13^th occasion of a Mumbai batsman scoring a fifty in the ongoing edition of the tournament. All such occasions are detailed below

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	I Kishan	99	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
2	RG Sharma	80	Kolkata	A Dhabi	23.09.20
3	SA Yadav	79*	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	06.10.20
4	SA Yadav	79*	Bangalore	A Dhabi	28.10.20
5	Q de Kock	78*	Kolkata	A Dhabi	16.10.20
6	RG Sharma	70	Punjab	A Dhabi	01.10.20
7	I Kishan	68*	Chennai	Sharjah	23.10.20
8	Q de Kock	67	Sunrisers	Sharjah	04.10.20
9	KA Pollard	60*	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	28.09.20
10	HH Pandya	60*	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	25.10.20
11	Q de Kock	53	Delhi	A Dhabi	11.10.20
12	SA Yadav	53	Delhi	A Dhabi	11.10.20
13	Q de Kock	53	Punjab	Dub-DSC	18.10.20

SA Yadav’s 79 not out in this game represent his highest score in the tournament and equals his similar score of 79 not out against Rajasthan at Abu Dhabi on 06.10.20

SA Yadav’s 79 not out represent his tenth fifty of the tournament and his ten fifties are tabulated below.

Inn	Score	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	60	Kolkata	Rising Pune	PunMCA	24.04.16
2	53	Mumbai	Delhi	Mumbai	14.04.18
3	72	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Jaipur	22.04.18
4	57	Mumbai	Punjab	Indore	04.05.18
5	59	Mumbai	Kolkata	Mumbai	06.05.18
6	59	Mumbai	Chennai	Mumbai	03.04.19
7	71*	Mumbai	Chennai	Chennai	07.05.19
8	79*	Mumbai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	06.10.20
9	53	Mumbai	Delhi	A Dhabi	11.10.20
10	79*	Mumbai	Bangalore	A Dhabi	28.10.20

The performance of Mumbai and Bangalore at the end of this game read thus : Matches won and lost include the tied matches won or lost on bowl out/super overs

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	NR
Mumbai	199	117	82	0
Bangalore	193	91	98	4

Mumbai will be playing its 200^th match when it meets Delhi at Dub-DSC on 31.10.20 in the ongoing tournament. Mumbai will become the first team to play 200 games in the tournament.

Mumbai and Bangalore have met on 27 occasions in the tournament. Bangalore has won ten games and lost 17 games. Games won include the tied game won on bowl out/super over

Stats highlights of Match No 47 of IPL 2020

28/10/2020 hrg

Sunrisers posted a total of 219 for 2 in this game to provide the 105^th occasion of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the twelfth occasion of Sunrisers posting a total of 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

It also provides the fifth occasion of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament at Dub-DSC. It also provides the 13^th occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament against Delhi

It also provides the first occasion of Sunrisers posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament against Delhi and hence the record team total by Sunrisers against Delhi. Previous best was 185 for 3 at Delhi on 02.05.17

Sunrisers posted a total of 219 for 2 in this game to provide its second best team total in the tournament. Its best total is 231 for 2 against Bangalore at Hyd-RGS on 31.03.19

DA Warner {66} and WP Saha {87} scored fifties in this game to provide the 58th occasion of both the openers scoring fifties in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the eleventh of both the Sunrise openers scoring fifties in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	01	S Dhawan	50	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	20.05.14
	02	DA Warner	59	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	20.05.14

2	01	DA Warner	90	Chennai	Ranchi	22.05.14
	02	S Dhawan	64	Chennai	Ranchi	22.05.14

3	01	S Dhawan	50*	Bangalore	Bangalore	13.04.15
	02	DA Warner	57	Bangalore	Bangalore	13.04.15

4	01	S Dhawan	54	Kolkata	Vizag	22.04.15
	02	DA Warner	91	Kolkata	Vizag	22.04.15

5	01	DA Warner	74*	Gujarat	Rajkot	21.04.16
	02	S Dhawan	53*	Gujarat	Rajkot	21.04.16

6	01	DA Warner	51	Punjab	Mohali	28.04.17
	02	S Dhawan	77	Punjab	Mohali	28.04.17

7	01	JM Bairstow	114	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19
	02	DA Warner	100*	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19

8	01	JM Bairstow	61*	Chennai	Hyd-RGS	17.04.19
	02	DA Warner	50	Chennai	Hyd-RGS	17.04.19

9	01	JM Bairstow	80*	Kolkata	Hyd-RGS	21.04.19
	02	DA Warner	67	Kolkata	Hyd-RGS	21.04.19

10	01	DA Warner	52	Punjab	Dub-DSC	08.10.20
	02	JM Bairstow	97	Punjab	Dub-DSC	08.10.20

11	01	DA Warner	66	Delhi	Dub-DSC	26.10.20
	02	WP Saha	87	Delhi	Dub-DSC	26.10.20

It also provides the fourth occasion of both the openers scoring fifties in the tournament against Delhi. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Team	Venue	Date
1	01	R Dravid	53	Rajasthan	Jaipur	07.05.13
	02	AM Rahane	63	Rajasthan	Jaipur	07.05.13

2	01	DR Smith	53	Gujarat	Delhi	27.04.16
	02	BB McCulllum	60	Gujarat	Delhi	27.04.16

3	01	F du Plessis	50	Chennai	Vizag	10.05.19
	02	SR Watson	50	Chennai	Vizag	10.05.19

4	01	DA Warner	66	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	26.10.20
	02	WP Saha	87	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	26.10.20

DA Warner {66} and WP Saha {87} scored fifties in this game to provide the 58th occasion of both the captain and wicket keepers scoring fifties in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No		Batsman	Runs	Team	Oppn	Venue	Date
1	+	SV Samson	52	Raj	Pun	Sharjah	20.04.14
	*	SR Watson	50	Raj	Pun	Sharjah	20.04.14

2	+	de Villiers	82	Ban	Sun	Bangalore	12.04.16
	*	V Kolhi	75	Ban	Sun	Bangalore	12.04.16

3	*	V Kohli	100*	Ban	Guj	Rajkot	24.04.16
	+	KL Rahul	51*	Ban	Guj	Rajkot	24.04.16

4	*	V Kohli	52	Ban	Kol	Bangalore	02.05.16
	+	KL Rahul	52	Ban	Kol	Bangalore	02.05.16

5	*	G Gambhir	54	Kol	Pun	Kolkata	04.05.16
	+	RV Uthappa	70	Kol	Pun	Kolkata	04.05.16

6	*	M Vijay	54*	Pun	Mum	Vizag	13.05.16
	+	WP Saha	56	Pun	Mum	Vizag	13.05.16

7	*	G Gambhir	62	Kol	RPun	PuneMCA	26.04.17
	+	RV Uthappa	87	Kol	RPun	PuneMCA	26.04.17

8	*	G Gambhir	71	Kol	Del	Kolkata	29.04.17
	+	RV Uthappa	59	Kol	Del	Kolkata	29.04.17

9	*	SK Raina	77	Guj	Del	Delhi	04.05.17
	+	KD Karthik	65	Guj	Del	Delhi	04.05.17

10	*	SS Iyer	50	Delhi	Raj	Delhi	02.05.18
	+	RR Pant	69	Delhi	Raj	Delhi	02.05.18

11	*	SPD Smith	69	Raj	Che	Sharjah	22.09.20
	+	SV Samson	74	Raj	Che	Sharjah	22.09.20

12	*	DA Warner	66	Sun	Del	DubDSC	27.10.20
	+	WP Saha	87	Sun	Del	DubDSC	27.10.20

DA Warner scored 66 in this game to provide the 260^th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 33rd occasion of a Sunrisers captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 28th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Delhi.

WP Saha scored 87 in this game to provide the 193rd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the ninth occasion of a Sunrisers wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Delhi.

DA Warner-WP Saha added 107 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 213rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. It also provides the 73^rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament for the first wicket.

It also provides the 25^thoccasion of Sunrisers batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. It also provides the fourth occasion of Sunrisers batsmen posting a three figure partnership for any wicket in the tournament against Delhi. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Opp	Ground	Date
1	AJ Finch, DA Warner	128*	2^nd	Del	Dub-DSC	25.04.14
2	S Dhawan, Williamson	136	2^nd	Del	Hyd-RGS	19.04.17
3	S Dhawan, Williamson	176*	2^nd	Del	Delhi	10.05.18
4	DA Warner, WP Saha	107	1^st	Del	Dub-DSC	27.10.20

K Rabada returned with figures of none for 54 in this game to provide the 165th occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 18^th occasion of a Delhi bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

K Rabada returned with figures of none for 54 in this game to provide the 72nd occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings without a wicket in the tournament. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Delhi bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

Delhi was dismissed all out for 131 in this game to provide the 133rd occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 83rd occasion of a team dismissed all out while batting second in the tournament. It also provides the 19^th occasion of Delhi dismissed all out in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	66	13.4	2	Mumbai	Delhi	06.05.17
2	67	17.1	1	Punjab	Mohali	30.04.17
3	80	19.1	1	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	04.05.13
4	83	17.3	2	Chennai	Delhi	18.04.13
5	84	15.4	2	Chennai	Abu Dhabi	21.04.14
6	87	16.1	2	Rajasthan	Mumbai	30.05.08
7	95	18.2	1	Bangalore	Delhi	26.04.15
8	95	17.4	1	Mumbai	Delhi	10.04.11
9	98	17.4	1	Kolkata	Kolkata	10.04.16
10	115	18.1	1	Punjab	Mohali	25.05.14
11	120	16.3	2	Mumbai	Delhi	17.03.10
12	126	19.1	2	Mumbai	Vizag	15.05.16
13	128	20.0	1	Kolkata	Kolkata	03.04.13
14	131	19.0	2	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	27.10.20
15	133	18.5	2	Mumbai	Mumbai	04.05.08
16	136	16.5	2	Chennai	Chennai	25.05.12
17	146	19.5	2	Mumbai	Mumbai	07.05.11
18	151	20.0	2	Bangalore	Delhi	14.05.17
19	152	19.2	2	Punjab	Mohali	01.04.19

It also provides the eleventh occasion of a team dismissed with an over to spare {18.6 overs}. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Score	Inns	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	109	1	Chennai	Rajasthan	Jaipur	04.05.08
2	116	2	Punjab	Deccan	Dharamsala	21.05.11
3	115	1	Pune	Punjab	Mohali	12.04.12
4	125	2	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Jaipur	08.04.13
5	108	2	Pune	Sunrisers	Pune	17.04.13
6	162	2	Chennai	Mumbai	Mumbai	19.05.15
7	109	2	Rajasthan	Bangalore	Pune	20.05.15
8	134	2	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bengaluru	27.04.17
9	119	2	Bangalore	Punjab	Bengaluru	05.05.17
10	142	1	Rajasthan	Kolkata	Kolkata	15.05.18
11	131	2	Delhi	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	27.10.20

It also provides the eighth occasion of a team batting second dismissed with an over to spare {18.6 overs}. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Score	Inns	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	116	2	Punjab	Deccan	Dharamsala	21.05.11
2	125	2	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Jaipur	08.04.13
3	108	2	Pune	Sunrisers	Pune	17.04.13
4	162	2	Chennai	Mumbai	Mumbai	19.05.15
5	109	2	Rajasthan	Bangalore	Pune	20.05.15
6	134	2	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bengaluru	27.04.17
7	119	2	Bangalore	Punjab	Bengaluru	05.05.17
8	131	2	Delhi	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	27.10.20

Sunrisers won this game by 88 runs to provide the 59th occasion of a team winning a game by 50 plus runs margin. It also provides the fourth occasion of Sunrisers winning a game by fifty plus runs margin.

No	Winner	Opposition	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Sunrisers	Bangalore	118 runs	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19
2	Sunrisers	Delhi	088 runs	Dub-DSC	27.10.20
3	Sunrisers	Mumbai	085 runs	Vizag	08.05.16
4	Sunrisers	Punjab	069 runs	Dub-DSC	08.10.20

DA Warner scored eight boundary fours in his knock of 66 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 497 boundary fours in the tournament. He now needs three more boundary fours for his 500 boundary fours in the tournament. If he gets them, then he would become the third batsman in the history of the tournament to score 500 plus boundary fours. Others are – S Dhawan {576} and V Kohli {501}.

S Dhawan of Delhi collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 78^th occasion of an opening batsman collecting the first ball duck in the tournament. It also provides the 30^th occasion of a batsman batting at number two collecting the first ball duck in the tournament. It also provides the eighth duck for S Dhawan in the tournament.

DA Warner scored eight boundary fours in his knock of 66 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 945 boundary fours in the T20 games. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary fours in the history of T20 games. The first place is occupied by CH Gayle with 1035 boundary fours.

DA Warner scored 66 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 87 fifties in T20 games. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most fifties in the history of T20 games. The first place is occupied by CH Gayle with 106 fifties

DA Warner scored 66 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 79 half centuries in T20 games. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most half centuries in the history of T20 games. The first place is occupied by CH Gayle with 84 half centuries

DA Warner scored 66 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 47 half centuries in the tournament. It also fetched him 51 fifties.

DA Warner’s T20 run aggregate read 9712 runs at the end of this game. He now occupies the fifth place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in T20 games. The following table lists the five batsmen.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	CH Gayle	409	401	048	13473	175*	38.16
2	KA Pollard	523	465	135	10421	104	31.57
3	Shoaib Malik	401	374	103	10145	095*	37.43
4	BB McCullum	370	364	033	09922	158*	29.97
5	DA Warner	294	293	037	09712	135*	37.93

Stats highlights of Match No 46 of IPL 2020

27/10/2020 hrg

Kolkata Openers S Gill and N Rana scored 57 and zero in this game to provide the 49^th occasion of openers scoring fifty and zero in the same innings in the tournament.

It also provides the fifth occasion of Kolkata openers performing such a feat in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Oppn	Venue	Date
1	MS Bisla	00	Kolkata	Punjab	Mohali	16.04.13
	G Gambhir	60	Kolkata	Punjab	Mohali	16.04.13

2	G Gambhir	00	Kolkata	Mumbai	A Dhabi	01.04.14
	JH Kallis	72	Kolkata	Mumbai	A Dhabi	01.04.14

3	JL Denley	00	Kolkata	Delhi	Kolkata	12.04.19
	S Gill	65	Kolkata	Delhi	Kolkata	12.04.19

4	S Gill	70*	Kolkata	Sunrisers	A Dhabi	26.09.20
	SP Narine	00	Kolkata	Sunrisers	A Dhabi	26.09.20

5	S Gill	57	Kolkata	Punjab	Sharjah	26.10.20
	N Rana	00	Kolkata	Punjab	Sharjah	26.10.20

It also provides the fifth occasion of openers performing such a feat in the tournament against Punjab. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Oppn	Venue	Date
1	S Badarinath	89	Chennai	Punjab	Centurion	07.05.09
	ML Hayden	00	Chennai	Punjab	Centurion	07.05.09

2	S Anirudha	00	Chennai	Punjab	Mohali	13.04.11
	M Vijay	74	Chennai	Punjab	Mohali	13.04.11

3	AJ Finch	74	Gujarat	Punjab	Mohali	11.04.16
	BB McCullum	00	Gujarat	Punjab	Mohali	11.04.16

4	MS Bisla	00	Kolkata	Punjab	Mohali	16.04.13
	G Gambhir	60	Kolkata	Punjab	Mohali	16.04.13

5	S Gill	57	Kolkata	Punjab	Sharjah	26.10.20
	N Rana	00	Kolkata	Punjab	Sharjah	26.10.20

KL Rahul completed 500 runs as a wicket keeper in the ongoing edition of IPL when he was on 18 during the course of his 28 in this game. His run aggregate at the end of this game read 510. His performance and summary is detailed below

No	Score	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	21	Delhi	Dub-DSC	20 Sep 2020
2	132*	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	24 Sep 2020
3	69	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27 Sep 2020
4	17	Mumbai	A Dhabi	01 Oct 2020
5	63	Chennai	Dub-DSC	04 Oct 2020
6	61*	Bangalore	Sharjah	15 Oct 2020
7	77	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	18 Oct 2020
8	15	Delhi	Dub-DSC	20 Oct 2020
9	27	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	24 Oct 2020
10	28	Kolkata	Sharjah	26 Oct 2020

Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	50	100
10	10	2	510	132*	63.75	4	1

KL Rahul’s feat of scoring 510 runs in the ongoing edition of IPL provide the seventh occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 500 plus runs in an edition in the tournament. All such occasions are detailed below

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	RR Pant	14	14	1	684	Delhi	2018
2	RV Uthappa	15	15	1	660	Kolkata	2014
3	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
4	JC Buttler	13	13	3	548	Rajasthan	2018
5	Q de Kock	16	16	1	529	Mumbai	2019
6	KD Karthik	19	19	1	510	Mumbai	2013
7	KL Rahul	10	10	2	510	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul’s feat of scoring 510 runs in the ongoing edition of IPL provide the second occasion of his scoring 500 plus runs in an edition in the tournament a wicket keeper batsman. Prior to this he had scored 659 runs in 2017. Both occasions are detailed below. In both the edition he represented Punjab.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
2	KL Rahul	10	10	2	510	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul earned the distinction of becoming the only wicket keeper batsman to score 500 plus in an edition on two occasions in the tournament.

Punjab won this game by eight wickets to provide the 61st occasion of a team winning the game by exact eight wickets in the tournament.

It also provides the seventh occasion of Punjab winning a game by exact eight wickets in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Winner	Opposition	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Punjab	Kolkata	8 wkts	Kolkata	Apr 04, 2010
2	Punjab	Deccan	8 wkts	Hyd-RGS	Apr 16, 2011
3	Punjab	Pune	8 wkts	Pune	Apr 07, 2013
4	Punjab	Bangalore	8 wkts	Indore	Apr 10, 2017
5	Punjab	Mumbai	8 wkts	Mohali	Mar 30, 2019
6	Punjab	Bangalore	8 wkts	Sharjah	Oct 15, 2020
7	Punjab	Kolkata	8 wkts	Sharjah	Oct 26, 2020

CH Gayle scored 51 in this game which fetched him 106 fifties in T20 games. It also fetched his 84^th half century in T20 games.

CH Gayle scored 51 in this game which fetched him 36 fifties in the tournament. It also fetched his 30^th half century in T20 games.

CH Gayle scored five boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 993 boundary sixes in T20 games. He requires seven more boundary sixes to become the first batsman in the history of T20 games to score 1000 boundary sixes. He has scored 1035 boundary fours already. Seven more boundary sixes would make him the only batsman in the history of T20 games to score 1000 boundary fours and 1000 boundary sixes. An unique feat in T20 games history.

KD Karthik was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 65^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a zero in the tournament. It also provides the fifth occasion of a Kolkata wicket keeper batsman scoring a zero in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	R	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	MN van Wyk	00	Delhi	Jo’burg	10.05.09
2	SP Goswamy	00	Mumbai	Mumbai	25.05.11
3	RV Uthappa	00	Ris Pune	PuneMCA	24.04.16
4	RV Uthappa	00	Punjab	Mohali	09.05.17
5	KD Karthik	02	Punjab	Sharjah	26.10.20

KD Karthik was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the tenth occasion his scoring a zero in the tournament as a wicket keeper batsman

KD Karthik was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the tenth occasion his scoring a zero in the tournament. He became the 12^th batsman in the tournament to score ten or more ducks. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	0s
1	Harbhajan	160	088	35	829	064	13
2	PA Patel	139	137	11	2848	081	13
3	PP Chawla	164	081	32	584	024*	12
4	MK Pandey	142	132	25	3197	114*	12
5	AM Rahane	145	137	16	3871	105*	12
6	AT Rayudu	157	149	26	3591	100*	12
7	G Gambhir	154	152	16	4217	093	12
8	RG Sharma	197	192	28	5158	109*	12
9	M’deep Singh	102	089	16	1645	077*	11
10	A Mishra	150	056	25	362	031	10
11	GJ Maxwell	081	078	10	1499	095	10
12	KD Karthik	194	175	29	3802	097*	10

Mandeep Singh and CH Gayle added 100 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 212th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. It also provides the 41^st occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in the tournament. It also provides the 28 th occasion of Punjab batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament.

It also provides the fourth occasion of Punjab batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in the tournament against Kolkata.

Mandeep Singh and CH Gayle added 100 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the sixth occasion of batsmen posting exact 100 runs for a wicket in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	ML Hayden, MS Dhoni	3rd	Che	Pun	Centurion	07.05.09
2	S Dhawan, DA Warner	1st	Sun	Ban	Hyd-RGS	20.05.14
3	SV Samson, KK Nair	2nd	Raj	Mum	Mumbai	25.05.14
4	J Suchith, Harbhajan	7th	Mum	Pun	Mumbai	12.04.15
5	G Gambhir, MK Pandey	2nd	Kol	Mum	Kolkata	13.04.16
6	Mandeep Singh, Gayle	2nd	Pun	Kol	Sharjah	26.10.20

KL Rahul’s feat in Indian Premier League

27/10/2020 hrg

KL Rahul of Punjab completed 500 runs as a wicket keeper in the ongoing edition of IPL when he was on 18 during the course of his 28 in the game against Kolkata at Sharjah on 26.10.20. His run aggregate at the end of this game read 510. His performance and summary is detailed below

No	Score	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	21	Delhi	Dub-DSC	20 Sep 2020
2	132*	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	24 Sep 2020
3	69	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27 Sep 2020
4	17	Mumbai	A Dhabi	01 Oct 2020
5	63	Chennai	Dub-DSC	04 Oct 2020
6	61*	Bangalore	Sharjah	15 Oct 2020
7	77	Mumbai	Dub-DSC	18 Oct 2020
8	15	Delhi	Dub-DSC	20 Oct 2020
9	27	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	24 Oct 2020
10	28	Kolkata	Sharjah	26 Oct 2020

Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	50	100
10	10	2	510	132*	63.75	4	1

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	RR Pant	14	14	1	684	Delhi	2018
2	RV Uthappa	15	15	1	660	Kolkata	2014
3	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
4	JC Buttler	13	13	3	548	Rajasthan	2018
5	Q de Kock	16	16	1	529	Mumbai	2019
6	KD Karthik	19	19	1	510	Mumbai	2013
7	KL Rahul	10	10	2	510	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul’s feat of scoring 510 runs in the ongoing edition of IPL provide the second occasion of his scoring 500 plus runs in an edition in the tournament a wicket keeper batsman. Prior to this he had scored 659 runs in 2018. Both occasions are detailed below. In both the edition he represented Punjab.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	Team	Edn
1	KL Rahul	14	14	2	659	Punjab	2018
2	KL Rahul	10	10	2	510	Punjab	2020

KL Rahul earned the distinction of becoming the only wicket keeper batsman to score 500 plus in an edition on two occasions in the tournament.

Stats highlights of Match No 45 of IPL 2020

26/10/2020 hrg

Rajasthan won this game by eight wickets to provide the 60th occasion of a team winning a game by exact eight wickets in the tournament. It also provides the ninth occasion of Rajasthan winning a game by exact eight wickets in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Winner	Opposition	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Rajasthan	Chennai	8 wkts	Jaipur	May 04, 2008
2	Rajasthan	Deccan	8 wkts	Jaipur	May 09, 2008
3	Rajasthan	Deccan	8 wkts	Ahmedabad	Mar 26, 2010
4	Rajasthan	Deccan	8 wkts	Hyd-RGS	Apr 09, 2011
5	Rajasthan	Kochi	8 wkts	Jaipur	Apr 24, 2011
6	Rajasthan	Sunrisers	8 wkts	Jaipur	Apr 27, 2013
7	Rajasthan	Punjab	8 wkts	Mohali	May 09, 2013
8	Rajasthan	Chennai	8 wkts	Ahmedabad	Apr 19, 2015
9	Rajasthan	Mumbai	8 wkts	A Dhabi	Oct 25, 2020

AS Rajpoot returned with figures of none for 60 in this game to provide the 164^th occasion of a bowler conceding fifty plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 13^th occasion of a Rajasthan bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

AS Rajpoot returned with figures of none for 60 in this game to provide the 71st occasion of a bowler conceding fifty plus runs without a wicket in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Rajasthan bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

AS Rajpoot returned with figures of none for 60 in this game to provide the most expensive bowling figures by a Rajasthan bowler in terms of runs conceded in an innings. The previous best was SK Trivedi’s none for 59 against Punjab at Mohali on 21.04.11

AS Rajpoot returned with figures of none for 60 in this game to provide the most expensive bowling figures by a Rajasthan bowler in terms of runs conceded without capturing a wicket in an innings. The previous best was SK Trivedi’s none for 59 against Punjab at Mohali on 21.04.11

AS Rajpoo’s none for 60 in this game provide the 13th occasion of a bowler conceding sixty plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

No	Player	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Basil Thampi	0	70	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.05.18
2	I Sharma	0	66	Sunrisers	Chennai	Hyd-RGS	08.05.13
3	M Ur Rehman	0	66	Punjab	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	29.04.19
4	UT Yadav	0	65	Delhi	Bangalore	Delhi	10.05.13
5	S Sharma	1	65	Punjab	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	14.05.14
6	S Kaul	2	64	Sunrisers	Mumbai	Sharjah	04.10.20
7	VR Aaron	2	63	Delhi	Chennai	Chennai	25.05.12
8	AB Dinda	0	63	Pune	Mumbai	Mumbai	13.04.13
9	MG Neser	0	62	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	06.05.13
10	SR Watson	0	61	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Bangalore	29.05.16
11	TG Southee	0	61	Bangalore	Kolkata	Bengaluru	05.04.19
12	R McLaren	2	60	Kolkata	Mumbai	Mumbai	07.05.13
13	AS Rajpoot	0	60	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

AS Rajpoot’s none for 60 in this game provides the ninth occasion of a bowler conceding sixth plus runs without a wicket in an innings in the tournament.

No	Player	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Basil Thampi	0	70	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.05.18
2	I Sharma	0	66	Sunrisers	Chennai	Hyd-RGS	08.05.13
3	M Ur Rehman	0	66	Punjab	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	29.04.19
4	UT Yadav	0	65	Delhi	Bangalore	Delhi	10.05.13
5	AB Dinda	0	63	Pune	Mumbai	Mumbai	13.04.13
6	MG Neser	0	62	Punjab	Bangalore	Mohali	06.05.13
7	SR Watson	0	61	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Bangalore	29.05.16
8	TG Southee	0	61	Bangalore	Kolkata	Bengaluru	05.04.19
9	AS Rajpoot	0	60	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes scored 107 not out in this game to provide the 63rd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the tournament. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Rajasthan batsman scoring a century in the tournament.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	AM Rahane	103*	Bangalore	Bangalore	15.04.12
2	SR Watson	101	Chennai	Chennai	22.04.13
3	YK Pathan	100	Mumbai	Mum-BS	13.03.10
4	SR Watson	104*	Kolkata	Mum-BS	16.05.15
5	SV Samson	102*	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	29.03.19
6	AM Rahane	105*	Delhi	Jaipur	22.04.19
7	BA Stokes	107*	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes’ 107 not out contained 14 boundary fours to provide the tenth occasion of a batsman scoring 14 plus boundary fours while scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	4s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	PC Valthaty	120*	19	Punjab	Chennai	Mohali	13.04.11
2	de Villiers	133*	19	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
3	M Vijay	113	15	Chennai	Delhi	Chennai	25.05.12
4	Q de Kock	108	15	Delhi	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.04.16
5	RR Pant	128*	15	Delhi	Sunriseres	Delhi	10.05.18
6	Jaya’dene	110*	14	Punjab	Kolkata	Kolkata	04.04.10
7	LMP Simmons	100*	14	Mumbai	Punjab	Mohali	21.05.14
8	KL Rahul	132*	14	Punjab	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	25.09.20
9	S Dhawan	101*	14	Delhi	Chennai	Sharjah	17.10.20
10	BA Stokes	107*	14	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes’ 107 not out contained 14 boundary fours to provide the fifth occasion of an overseas batsman scoring 14 plus boundary fours while scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	4s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	de Villiers	133*	19	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
2	Q de Kock	108	15	Delhi	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.04.16
3	Jaya’dene	110*	14	Punjab	Kolkata	Kolkata	04.04.10
4	LMP Simmons	100*	14	Mumbai	Punjab	Mohali	21.05.14
5	BA Stokes	107*	14	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes scored 107 not out in this game to provide the 35th occasion of an overseas batsman scoring a century in the tournament. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Rajasthan batsman scoring a century in the tournament.

BA Stokes’ 107 not out in this game represent his second century in the tournament. Prior to this he had scored 103 not out representing Rising Pune Supergiants against Gujarat at Pune-MCA on 01.05.17. He became the 14^th batsman in the history of the tournament to score two or more centuries. The following table lists the centuries scored by these 14 batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	CH Gayle	175*	Bangalore	Pune	Bangalore	23.04.13
	2	CH Gayle	128*	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	17.05.12
	3	CH Gayle	107	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.11
	4	CH Gayle	102*	Bangalore	Kolkata	Kolkata	22.04.11
	5	CH Gayle	117	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.15
	6	CH Gayle	104*	Punjab	Sunrisers	Mohali	19.04.18

2	1	V Kohli	100*	Bangalore	Gujarat	Rajkot	24.04.16
	2	V Kohli	108*	Bangalore	Ris Pune	Bangalore	07.05.16
	3	V Kohli	109	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
	4	V Kohli	113	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
	5	V Kohli	100	Bangalore	Kolkata	Kolkata	19.04.19

3	1	de Villiers	105*	Delhi	Chennai	Durban	23.04.09
	2	de Villiers	133*	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
	3	de Villiers	129*	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16

4	1	DA Warner	109*	Delhi	Deccan	Hyd-RGS	10.05.12
	2	DA Warner	107*	Delhi	Kolkata	Delhi	29.03.10
	3	DA Warner	126	Sunrisers	Kolkata	Hyd-RGS	30.04.17
	4	DA Warner	100*	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19

5	1	SR Watson	101	Rajasthan	Chennai	Chennai	22.04.13
	2	SR Watson	104*	Rajasthan	Kolkata	Mum-BS	16.05.15
	3	SR Watson	106	Chennai	Rajasthan	Pune-MCA	20.04.18
	4	SR Watson	117*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Mumbai	27.05.18

6	1	AC Gilchrist	109*	Deccan	Mumbai	Mumbai	27.04.08
	2	AC Gilchrist	106	Punjab	Bangalore	Dharamsala	17.05.11

7	1	M Vijay	127	Chennai	Rajasthan	Chennai	03.04.10
	2	M Vijay	113	Chennai	Delhi	Chennai	25.05.12

8	1	McCullum	158*	Kolkata	Bangalore	Bangalore	18.04.08
	2	McCullum	100*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Chennai	11.04.15

9	1	HM Amla	104*	Punjab	Mumbai	Indore	20.04.17
	2	HM Amla	104	Punjab	Gujarat	Mohali	07.05.17

10	1	SV Samson	102	Delhi	Ris Pune	Pune-MCA	11.04.17
	2	SV Samson	102*	Rajasthan	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	29.03.19

11	1	AM Rahane	103*	Rajasthan	Bangalore	Bangalore	15.04.12
	2	AM Rahane	105*	Rajasthan	Delhi	Jaipur	22.04.19

12	1	KL Rahul	100*	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
	2	KL Rahul	132*	Punjab	Bangalore	Dub-DSC	25.09.20

13	1	S Dhawan	101*	Delhi	Chennai	Sharjah	17.10.20
	2	S Dhawan	106*	Delhi	Punjab	Dub-DSC	20.10.20

14	1	BA Stokes	103*	Ris Pune	Gujarat	Pune-MCA	01.05.17
	2	BA Stokes	107*	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes’ 107 not out in this game represent his second century in the tournament. Prior to this he had scored 103 not out representing Rising Pune Supergiants against Gujarat at Pune-MCA on 01.05.17. He became the eighth overseas batsman in the history of the tournament to score two or more centuries. The following table lists the centuries scored by these eight batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	CH Gayle	175*	Bangalore	Pune	Bangalore	23.04.13
	2	CH Gayle	128*	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	17.05.12
	3	CH Gayle	107	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.11
	4	CH Gayle	102*	Bangalore	Kolkata	Kolkata	22.04.11
	5	CH Gayle	117	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.15
	6	CH Gayle	104*	Punjab	Sunrisers	Mohali	19.04.18

2	1	de Villiers	105*	Delhi	Chennai	Durban	23.04.09
	2	de Villiers	133*	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
	3	de Villiers	129*	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16

3	1	DA Warner	109*	Delhi	Deccan	Hyd-RGS	10.05.12
	2	DA Warner	107*	Delhi	Kolkata	Delhi	29.03.10
	3	DA Warner	126	Sunrisers	Kolkata	Hyd-RGS	30.04.17
	4	DA Warner	100*	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19

4	1	SR Watson	101	Rajasthan	Chennai	Chennai	22.04.13
	2	SR Watson	104*	Rajasthan	Kolkata	Mum-BS	16.05.15
	3	SR Watson	106	Chennai	Rajasthan	Pune-MCA	20.04.18
	4	SR Watson	117*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Mumbai	27.05.18

5	1	AC Gilchrist	109*	Deccan	Mumbai	Mumbai	27.04.08
	2	AC Gilchrist	106	Punjab	Bangalore	Dharamsala	17.05.11

6	1	McCullum	158*	Kolkata	Bangalore	Bangalore	18.04.08
	2	McCullum	100*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Chennai	11.04.15

7	1	HM Amla	104*	Punjab	Mumbai	Indore	20.04.17
	2	HM Amla	104	Punjab	Gujarat	Mohali	07.05.17

8	1	BA Stokes	103*	Ris Pune	Gujarat	Pune-MCA	01.05.17
	2	BA Stokes	107*	Rajasthan	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

SV Samson scored 54 not out in this game to provide the 192^nd occasion of wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 20^th occasion of a Rajasthan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament.

It also provides the 25^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Mumbai. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Rajasthan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Mumbai.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	SV Samson	74	Mumbai	MumWS	25.05.14
2	SV Samson	76	Mumbai	Mumbai	01.05.15
3	JC Buttler	94*	Mumbai	Mumbai	13.05.18
4	JC Buttler	89	Mumbai	Mumbai	13.04.10
5	JC Buttler	70	Mumbai	A Dhabi	06.10.20
6	SV Samson	54*	Mumbai	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the 211th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. It also provides the 40th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in the tournament. It also provides the 17^th occasion of Rajasthan batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in the tournament.

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the record partnership by Rajasthan batsmen for any wicket in the tournament. Previous best was 144 runs for the first wicket between AM Rahane and SR Watson against Chennai at Ahmedabad on 19.04.15.

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the 25^th occasion of batsmen posting three figure partnerships for any wicket in the tournament against Mumbai. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Ground	Date
1	ML Hayden, SK Raina	104	3rd	Chennai	Chennai	23.04.08
2	AC Gilchrist, VVS Laxman	155*	1st	Deccan	Mumbai	27.04.08
3	SE Marsh, LA Pomersbach	133	2nd	Punjab	Mumbai	21.05.08
4	JH Kallis, RV Uthappa	126*	2nd	Bangalore	Jo’burg	03.05.09
5	YK Pathan, P Dogra	107	5th	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	13.03.10
6	SK Raina, S Badrinath	142*	3rd	Chennai	Mum-BS	25.03.10
7	McCullum, M Jaya’dene	128	1st	Kochi	Mumbai	15.04.11
8	SR Watson, R Dravid	134*	1st	Rajasthan	Mumbai	20.05.11
9	MA Agarwal, CH Gayle	113	1st	Bangalore	Chennai	27.05.11
10	M Jaya’dene, V Sehwag	135	1st	Delhi	Delhi	27.04.12
11	M Jaya’dene, V Sehwag	151	1st	Delhi	Delhi	21.04.13
12	Azhar Mahmood, SE Marsh	148	3rd	Punjab	Dharamsala	18.05.13
13	MEK Hussey, SK Raina	140*	2nd	Chennai	Delhi	21.05.13
14	JH Kallis, MK Pandey	131	2nd	Kolkata	A Dhabi	16.04.14
15	KL Rahul, DA Warner	111	3rd	Sunrisers	Dub-DSC	30.04.14
16	SV Samson, KK Nair	100	2nd	Rajasthan	Mumbai	25.05.14
17	DR Smith, BB McCullum	109	1st	Chennai	Mumbai	17.04.15
18	SS Iyer, JP Duminy	154	2nd	Delhi	Delhi	23.04.15
19	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	215*	2nd	Bangalore	Mumbai	10.05.15
20	G Gambhir, MK Pandey	100	2nd	Kolkata	Kolkata	13.04.16
21	M Vijay, WP Saha	116	2nd	Punjab	Vizag	13.05.16
22	KL Rahul, AJ Finch	111	2nd	Punjab	Mumbai	16.05.18
23	KL Rahul, CH Gayle	116	1st	Punjab	Mumbai	10.04.19
24	F du Plessis, AT Rayudu	115	3rd	Chennai	A Dhabi	19.09.20
25	BA Stokes, SV Samson	152*	3rd	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of Rajasthan batsmen posting three figure partnerships for any wicket in the tournament against Mumbai. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Ground	Date
1	YK Pathan, P Dogra	107	5th	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	13.03.10
2	SR Watson, R Dravid	134*	1st	Rajasthan	Mumbai	20.05.11
3	SV Samson, KK Nair	100	2nd	Rajasthan	Mumbai	25.05.14
4	BA Stokes, SV Samson	152*	3rd	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	25.10.20

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the record partnership by Rajasthan batsmen for any wicket in the tournament against Mumbai. Previous best was 134 runs unfinished partnership for the first wicket between R Dravid and SR Watson at Mumbai on 20.05.11.

BA Stokes-SV Samson partnered 152 runs unfinished partnership for the third wicket in this game to provide the 25^thoccasion of batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in the tournament.

KA Pollard’s lone boundary six in this game fetched him an aggregate of 690 boundary sixes in T20 games. He has also scored 666 boundary fours in T20 games. He is the second batsman in the history of T20 games to score more boundary sixes than boundary fours after AD Russell. AD Russell has scored 383 boundary fours and 447 boundary sixes.

KA Pollard’s lone boundary six in this game fetched him an aggregate of 194 boundary sixes in the tournament. He has also scored 191 boundary fours in the tournament. He is the second batsman in the history of T20 games to score more boundary sixes than boundary fours after AD Russell. AD Russell has scored 104 boundary fours and 126 boundary sixes.

KA Pollard became the first fieldsman other than the wicket keepers in the history of T20 games to pouch 300 catches, when he caught RV Uthappa for 13 of JL Pattinson in this game. It also fetched him 90 catches in the tournament. He became the second fieldsman other than the wicket keepers to pouch 90 plus catches after SK Rains. SK Raina has pouched 102 catches in the tournament.

The performance of Mumbai and Rajasthan read as under. Matches won and lost include the tied matches won and lost under bowl out/super over.

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	NR
Mumbai	198	116	82	0
Rajasthan	159	080	77	2

Mumbai and Rajasthan have met each other on 22 occasions in the tournament. Both teams have won eleven games and lost eleven games.

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