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