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Captain and wicket keeper of the same team scoring duck in a game in Indian Premier League

Captain and wicket keeper of the same team scoring duck in a game in Indian Premier League

KRD Karthik and EJG Morgan  scored ducks  in  the game between Kolkata and Delhi at Sharjah on 13.10.21 to provide the fourth occasion of captain and wicket keeper of the same team scoring ducks in an IPL game. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Batsman    RunsTeamOppositionVenueDate
1KRV Uthappa00BangalorePunjabDurban24.04.09
2CKP Pietersen00BangalorePunjabDurban24.04.09
        
1CV Kohli00BangaloreGujaratBangalore24.05.16
2KKL Rahul00BangaloreGujaratBangalore24.05.16
        
1KIshan Kishan00MumbaiBangaloreBangalore01.05.18
2CRG Sharma00MumbaiBangaloreBangalore01.05.18
        
1KKRD Karthik00KolkataDelhiSharjah13.10.21
2CEJG Morgan00KolkataDelhiSharjah13.10.21
Chennai holds the record for winning a game on most occasions-seven-on the last ball of the match

Chennai holds the record for winning a game on most occasions-seven-on the last ball of the match

Indian Premier League has witnessed 32 occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Rajasthan5 wkts0146MumbaiJaipur26.05.08
3Rajasthan3 wkts0164ChennaiMumbai01.06.08
4Punjab6 wkts0154KolkataP Elizabeth03.05.09
5Deccan6 wkts0161KolkataJohannesburg16.05.09
6Kolkata7 wkts0189ChennaiCenturion18.05.09
7Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
8Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
9Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
10Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
11Bangalore6 wkts0183PuneBangalore17.04.12
12Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
13Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
14Punjab4 wkts0191DeccanMohali13.05.12
15Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
16Rajasthan3 wkts0185DelhiDelhi12.04.15
17Rajasthan6 wkts0128SunrisersVizag16.04.15
18Gujarat3 wkts0144MumbaiMumbai16.04.16
19Gujarat3 wkts0196Ris PunePune-MCA29.04.16
20Delhi6 wkts0159SunrisersRaipur20.05.16
21Ris Pune4 wkts0173PunjabVizag21.05.16
22Ris Pune6 wkts0177SunrisersPune-MCA22.04.17
23Sunrisers1 wkt0148MumbaiHyd-RGS12.04.18
24Delhi7 wkts0195MumbaiMumbai14.04.18
25Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
26Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
27Punjab8 wkts0172BangaloreSharjah15.10.20
28Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
29Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
30Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
31Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
32Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21

Indian Premier League 2021 has witnessed four occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
2Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
3Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
4Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21

Break up team wise is furnished below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Bangalore6 wkts0183PuneBangalore17.04.12
2Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
3Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21
        
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
3Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
4Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
5Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
6Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
7Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
        
1Deccan6 wkts0161KolkataJohannesburg16.05.09
        
1Delhi6 wkts0159SunrisersRaipur20.05.16
2Delhi7 wkts0195MumbaiMumbai14.04.18
        
1Gujarat3 wkts0144MumbaiMumbai16.04.16
2Gujarat3 wkts0196Ris PunePune-MCA29.04.16
        
1Kolkata7 wkts0189ChennaiCenturion18.05.09
        
1Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
2Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
3Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
4Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
5Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
6Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
        
1Punjab6 wkts0154KolkataP Elizabeth03.05.09
2Punjab4 wkts0191DeccanMohali13.05.12
3Punjab8 wkts0172BangaloreSharjah15.10.20
        
1Rajasthan5 wkts0146MumbaiJaipur26.05.08
2Rajasthan3 wkts0164ChennaiMumbai01.06.08
3Rajasthan3 wkts0185DelhiDelhi12.04.15
4Rajasthan6 wkts0128SunrisersVizag16.04.15
        
1Ris Pune4 wkts0173PunjabVizag21.05.16
2Ris Pune6 wkts0177SunrisersPune-MCA22.04.17
        
1Sunrisers1 wkt0148MumbaiHyd-RGS12.04.18

Chennai holds the record for winning most times – seven times. Its win against Kolkata at Abu Dhabi on 26.09.21 was the seventh occasion. Prior to this win, Chennai and Mumbai had won on six occasions

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
3Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
4Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
5Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
6Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
7Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
        
1Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
2Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
3Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
4Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
5Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
6Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
Teams dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in Indian Premier League

Teams dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in Indian Premier League

IndIan Premier Leauge 2021 witnessed  two teams – Bangalore  and Rajasthan  – dismissed for  a team total less than 100 runs. Both the occasions  are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
2Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021

IndIan  Premier Leauge has witnessed  35 occasions of a team dismissed for  a team total less than 100 runs. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore4909.4v KolkataKolkata23 Apr 2017
2Rajasthan5815.1v BangaloreCape Town18 Apr 2009
3Delhi6613.4v MumbaiDelhi06 May 2017
4Delhi6717.1v PunjabMohali30 Apr 2017
5Kolkata6715.2v MumbaiMumbai16 May 2008
6Bangalore7017.1v ChennaiChennai23 Mar 2019
7Bangalore7015.0v RajasthanAbu Dhabi26 Apr 2014
8Punjab7315.5v SupergiantPune14 May 2017
9Kochi7416.3v ChargersKochi27 Apr 2011
10Chennai7915.2v MumbaiMumbai05 May 2013
11Delhi8019.1v SunrisersHyd-RGS04 May 2013
12Rajasthan8115.2v KolkataKolkata17 Apr 2011
13Chargers8218.3v BangaloreMumbai24 Apr 2010
14Bangalore8215.1v KolkataBengaluru18 Apr 2008
15Delhi8317.3v ChennaiDelhi18 Apr 2013
16Delhi8415.4v ChennaiAbu Dhabi21 Apr 2014
17Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021
18Mumbai8718.5v SunrisersMumbai24 Apr 2018
19Delhi8716.1v RajasthanMumbai30 May 2008
20Bangalore8715.2v ChennaiP Elizabeth20 Apr 2009
21Mumbai8712.5v PunjabMohali10 May 2011
22Punjab8815.1v BangaloreIndore14 May 2018
23Punjab8813.4v BangaloreBengaluru06 May 2015
24Rajasthan9219.5v BangaloreBengaluru18 Mar 2010
25Mumbai9219.2v DelhiMumbai16 Apr 2012
26Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
27Mumbai9218.2v RajasthanJaipur17 Apr 2013
28Mumbai9216.3v SunrisersVisakhapatnam08 May 2016
29Delhi9518.2v BangaloreDelhi26 Apr 2015
30Delhi9517.4v MumbaiDelhi10 Apr 2011
31Kolkata9515.2v MumbaiP Elizabeth27 Apr 2009
32Sunrisers9617.4v MumbaiHyd-RGS06 Apr 2019
33Rajasthan9718.3v KochiIndore15 May 2011
34Delhi9817.4v KolkataKolkata10 Apr 2016
35Delhi9916.2v ChennaiChennai01 May 2019

Bangalore and Rajasthan have been dismissed for a total less than 100 runs on six occasions in the Indian Premier league. The  following table lists them

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore4909.4v KolkataKolkata23 Apr 2017
2Bangalore7017.1v ChennaiChennai23 Mar 2019
3Bangalore7015.0v RajasthanAbu Dhabi26 Apr 2014
4Bangalore8215.1v KolkataBengaluru18 Apr 2008
5Bangalore8715.2v ChennaiP Elizabeth20 Apr 2009
6Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
       
1Rajasthan5815.1v BangaloreCape Town18 Apr 2009
2Rajasthan8115.2v KolkataKolkata17 Apr 2011
3Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021
4Rajasthan9219.5v BangaloreBengaluru18 Mar 2010
5Rajasthan9718.3v KochiIndore15 May 2011
6Sunrisers9617.4v MumbaiHyd-RGS06 Apr 2019
KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League

KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League

Indian Premier League has witnessed 22 occasions of a batsman scoring  600 plus runs in an edition. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerMI`NORunsTeamEdition
1V Kohli16164973Bangalore  2016
2DA Warner17173848Sunrisers  2016
3KS Williamson17173735Sunrisers 2018
4CH Gayle15142733Bangalore  2012
5MEK Hussey17173733Chennai  2013
6CH Gayle16164708Bangalore  2013
7DA Warner12122692Sunrisers 2019
8AB de Villiers16163687Bangalore  2016
9RR Pant14141684Delhi   2018
10KL Rahul14142670Punjab 2020
11RV Uthappa16161660Kolkata   2014
12KL Rahul14142659Punjab  2018
13DA Warner14143641Sunrisers   2017
14RD Gaikwad16162635Chennai2021
15V Kohli16162634Bangalore  2013
16F du Plessis16162633Chennai  2021
17KL Rahul13133626Punjab  2021
18SR Tendulkar15152618Mumbai   2009
19S Dhawan17173618Delhi  2020
20SE Marsh11112616Punjab  2007
21CH Gayle12123608Bangalore  2011
22AT Rayudu16162602Chennai  2018

CH Gayle, DA Warner and KL Rahul are the three batsmen who have scored 600 plus runs in three editions. KL Rahul emulated CH Gayle and DA Warner by scored 626 runs in the just concluded 2021 edition.  He had scored 670 runs in 2020 edition and 659 run in 2018 edition

NoPlayerMI`NORunsTeamEdition
1CH Gayle15142733Bangalore  2012
2CH Gayle16164708Bangalore  2013
3CH Gayle12123608Bangalore  2011
        
1DA Warner17173848Sunrisers  2016
2DA Warner12122692Sunrisers 2019
3DA Warner14143641Sunrisers   2017
        
1KL Rahul14142670Punjab 2020
2KL Rahul14142659Punjab  2018
3KL Rahul13133626Punjab  2021

KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League