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Ind vs Aus – 2010 : Mohali Test : RT Ponting's 79 three figure partnerships

Ind vs Aus – 2010 : Mohali Test : RT Ponting's 79 three figure partnerships

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SR Watson and RT Ponting added 141 runs for the second wicket in the first test between India and Australia at Mohali providing 79th occasion of RT Ponting to be one of the partners in a three-figure partnership. Only R Dravid with 82 three-figure partnerships to his credit has more such partnerships then RT Ponting

The break up of partnerships – partner wise and wicket wise are furnished below

RT Ponting’s Three figure Partnerships with various partners
No Partner Inns NO Runs High Ave 100
1 ML Hayden 76 5 4765 272 67.11 16
2 JL Langer 48 6 3451 327 82.16 14
3 SM Katich 40 1 1974 239 50.61 7
4 SR Waugh 36 1 2136 281 61.02 7
5 MEK Hussey 36 2 1837 209 54.02 6
6 DR Martyn 29 1 1666 242 59.50 4
7 AC Gilchrist 13 1 954 171 79.50 4
8 ME Waugh 25 2 1216 221 52.86 3
9 DS Lehmann 4 0 604 315 151.00 3
10 MJ Clarke 19 1 1259 352 69.94 3
11 MA Taylor 9 1 547 168* 68.37 2
12 SR Watson 14 0 581 141 41.50 2
13 SK Warne 13 1 409 145 34.08 1
14 PA Jaques 8 0 407 114 50.87 1
15 IA Healy 12 0 327 105 27.25 1
16 MTG Elliott 2 0 284 268 142.00 1
17 BJ Hodge 6 1 297 119 59.40 1
18 SG Law 1 0 121 121 121.00 1
19 JN Gillespie 6 1 318 107 63.60 1
20 PJ Hughes 3 0 242 164 80.66 1
Total 79

RT Ponting’s three figure partnerships – Wicket wise break up
No Partner Wkt Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 ML Hayden 2 272 1 v England Brisbane Nov 2002
2 JL Langer 2 248 2 v West Indies Georgetown Apr 2003
3 SM Katich 2 239 2 v England Cardiff Jul 2009
4 ML Hayden 2 234 2 v India Melbourne Dec 2003
5 ML Hayden 2 201 3 v South Africa Durban Mar 2006
6 SM Katich 2 191 3 v Pakistan Hobart Jan 2010
7 ML Hayden 2 187 3 v West Indies Brisbane Nov 2005
8 ML Hayden 2 184 1 v Pakistan Sharjah Oct 2002
9 JL Langer 2 183 1 v Pakistan Colombo (PSS) Oct 2002
10 ML Hayden 2 182 4 v South Africa Sydney Jan 2006
11 SM Katich 2 166 1 v India Bangalore Oct 2008
12 PJ Hughes 2 164 3 v South Africa Durban Mar 2009
13 JL Langer 2 163 3 v Pakistan Perth Dec 2004
14 ML Hayden 2 154 2 v South Africa Cape Town Mar 2006
15 ML Hayden 2 152 1 v South Africa Melbourne Dec 2005
16 ML Hayden 2 151* 4 v Zimbabwe Sydney Oct 2003
17 JL Langer 2 148* 4 v New Zealand Auckland Mar 2005
18 ML Hayden 2 144 3 v England Perth Dec 2006
19 SR Watson 2 141 1 v India Mohali Oct 2010
20 ML Hayden 2 140 3 v India Brisbane Dec 2003
21 SM Katich 2 136 1 v West Indies North Sound May 2008
22 JL Langer 2 134* 3 v England Brisbane Nov 2006
23 MA Taylor 2 126 1 v West Indies Brisbane Nov 1996
24 SM Katich 2 126 1 v West Indies Brisbane Nov 2009
25 ML Hayden 2 122 3 v ICC World XI Sydney Oct 2005
26 SR Watson 2 119 2 v England Leeds Aug 2009
27 ML Hayden 2 116* 4 v Pakistan Melbourne Dec 2004
28 JL Langer 2 114 2 v West Indies Adelaide Nov 2005
29 PA Jaques 2 114 1 v Sri Lanka Brisbane Nov 2007
30 JL Langer 2 113 1 v India Adelaide Dec 2003
31 JL Langer 2 111 1 v South Africa Perth Dec 2005
32 JL Langer 2 110* 4 v New Zealand Christchurch Mar 2005
33 ML Hayden 2 109 4 v Bangladesh Fatullah Apr 2006
34 JL Langer 2 108 1 v West Indies Bridgetown May 2003
35 SM Katich 2 107 1 v South Africa Melbourne Dec 2008
36 ML Hayden 2 106 3 v West Indies Port of Spain Apr 2003
37 ML Hayden 2 104 3 v England Leeds Aug 2001
38 JL Langer 2 103 1 v New Zealand Adelaide Nov 2004
39 JL Langer 2 102 1 v South Africa Adelaide Dec 2001
1 DS Lehmann 3 315 1 v West Indies Port of Spain Apr 2003
2 DR Martyn 3 242 2 v England Adelaide Nov 2002
3 ME Waugh 3 221 1 v England Leeds Aug 2001
4 DR Martyn 3 174 2 v Pakistan Sydney Jan 2005
5 DS Lehmann 3 141 1 v West Indies Bridgetown May 2003
6 MEK Hussey 3 137 1 v West Indies Kingston May 2008
7 MEK Hussey 3 127 4 v England The Oval Aug 2009
8 ME Waugh 3 108 1 v South Africa Durban Mar 2002
9 MEK Hussey 3 106 2 v New Zealand Adelaide Nov 2008
10 DR Martyn 3 103 2 v New Zealand Auckland Mar 2005
11 DR Martyn 3 101 1 v South Africa Durban Mar 2006
1 MJ Clarke 4 352 1 v Pakistan Hobart Jan 2010
2 MJ Clarke 4 210 2 v India Adelaide Jan 2008
3 MEK Hussey 4 209 1 v England Brisbane Nov 2006
4 MEK Hussey 4 192 2 v England Adelaide Dec 2006
5 AC Gilchrist 4 171 1 v West Indies Port of Spain Apr 2003
6 SR Waugh 4 135 2 v Zimbabwe Sydney Oct 2003
7 MEK Hussey 4 130 2 v South Africa Sydney Jan 2006
8 DS Lehmann 4 121 1 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) Mar 2004
9 BJ Hodge 4 119 1 v West Indies Kingston May 2008
10 MJ Clarke 4 113 1 v South Africa Johannesburg Feb 2009
1 JL Langer 5 327 2 v Pakistan Perth Nov 1999
2 SR Waugh 5 281 1 v West Indies Bridgetown Mar 1999
3 MTG Elliott 5 268 2 v England Leeds Jul 1997
4 SR Waugh 5 239 1 v India Adelaide Dec 1999
5 JL Langer 5 190 2 v India Sydney Jan 2000
6 MA Taylor 5 168* 1 v Pakistan Peshawar Oct 1998
7 AC Gilchrist 5 153 2 v Pakistan Sydney Jan 2005
8 SR Waugh 5 145 1 v South Africa Melbourne Dec 1997
9 SM Katich 5 138 1 v India Adelaide Dec 2003
10 SR Waugh 5 132 2 v West Indies Sydney Jan 2001
11 ME Waugh 5 123 2 v West Indies Adelaide Dec 2000
12 SG Law 5 121 2 v Sri Lanka Perth Dec 1995
13 SR Waugh 5 115 1 v Sri Lanka Melbourne Dec 1995
14 SR Waugh 5 112 1 v India Kolkata Mar 1998
15 AC Gilchrist 5 104 1 v West Indies Brisbane Nov 2005
1 AC Gilchrist 6 144 1 v India Melbourne Dec 1999
2 IA Healy 6 105 3 v England Nottingham Aug 1997
1 SK Warne 7 145 1 v New Zealand Hobart Nov 2001
1 JN Gillespie 8 107 1 v Sri Lanka Kandy Sep 1999

Ind vs Aus – 2010 : Mohali Test : First day highlights

Ind vs Aus – 2010 : Mohali Test : First day highlights

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First Test : India vs Australia at Mohali – Oct 2010 : First day’s highlights

Australia won the toss in this test and batted first providing the 34th occasion of Australia doing so in India-Australia test series. It also provides the 20th such occasions in tests played in India.

This test is VVS Laxman’s 25th test against Australia. He became the third Indian cricketer to appear in 25 or more tests against Australia. Others are SR Tendulkar {30} and R Dravid {27}. VVS Laxman went past two other Indian cricketers – GR Viswanath and DB Vengsarkar – who have played 24 tests against Australia

Mohali test became RT Ponting’s tenth test in which he has captained Australia against India. He is on par with RB Simpson and SR Waugh who have led Australia in ten tests against India. Only AR Border with 11 tests to his credit has led Australia in more tests against India than these three – RT Ponting, RB Simpson and SR Waugh. Thus, RT Ponting became the fourth Australian captain to lead in ten or more tests against India.

RT Ponting’s feat of captaining Australia in tests against India provides the 75th occasion of a captain leading his country in ten or more tests against an opponent. It also provides the 24th occasion of an Australian captain leading in ten or more tests against an opponent.

RT Ponting has led Australia in ten or more tests against three specific oppositions – vs Eng {15}, vs Ind {10} and vs SAF {12}. He earned the distinction of becoming the sixth captain in the annals of test cricket to lead a country against three or more specific oppositions. Others are – AR Border of Aus {04}, CH Lloyd of Win {04}, GC Smith of SAF {04}, SP Fleming of NZl {03} and MAK Pataudi of India {03}

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

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

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

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

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

RT Ponting was run out for 71 in this test providing the 14th occasion of his run out dismissal in a test innings. He has been dismissed run out on most occasions in the annals of test cricket. Others batsmen who are dismissed run out on ten or more occasions are – AR Border {12}, R Dravid {12}, ML Hayden {12}, CL Hooper {10} and GS Sobers {10}

RT Ponting’s dismissal for 71 provides the fifth occasion of his being dismissed run out after scoring a half-century in a test innings. The other occasions are – for 54 vs South Africa at Adelaide in Dec 2001, for 89 vs South Africa at Durban in Mar 2002, for 52 vs Bangladesh at Chittagong in Apr 2006 and for 66 vs England at The Oval in Aug 2009

RT Ponting owns the record for most run out after scoring a half-century in tests. The other batsmen who have been dismissed run out with a half century on four occasions are – SP Fleming of New Zealand, DL Haynes of West Indies and JHB Waite of South Africa

RT Ponting’s run out for 71 in this test provide the 297th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in a test innings after scoring a half century. His run out provides the 68th occasion of an Australian batsman run out with a half century.

RT Ponting became the fifth Australian batsman to be dismissed run out with a half century against India. The complete list read thus – WA Brown for 99 at Melbourne in Feb 1948, RB Simpson for 77 at Chennai in Oct 1964, SR Waugh for 80 at Kolkata in Mar 1998, MEK Hussey for 80 at Nagpur in Nov 2000 and RT Ponting for 71 at Mohali in Oct 2010

RT Ponting’s run out for 71 provides the 33rd occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against India after scoring a half century.

RT Ponting’s run out for 71 provides the ninth occasion of his run out in a test innings while leading Australia and is a record for most run outs by a captain in a test innings in the annals of test cricket.

RT Ponting’s 71 in this game represent his 51st fifty {19 C plus 32 HC} as captain. He is now on par with AR Border who has also scored 51 fifties {15 C plus 36 HC} as captain. RT Ponting and AR Border are the only two captains to have scored 50 fifties as captains.

RT Ponting’s 71 in this game represent his 92nd fifty as a batsman {39 C plus 53 HC}. Only SR Tendulkar has scored more fifties {48 C plus 56 HC} than RT Ponting in the annals of test cricket

RT Ponting’s 71 in this test is his 13th fifty {06 C plus 07 HC} against India and is on par with AR Border who also had scored 13 fifties against India. Only ML Hayden with 14 fifties is ahead of AR Border and RT Ponting

Harbhajan Singh captured his 80th Australian test wicket when he had MJ Clarke caught by R Dravid for 14 in this test. He went past N Kapil Dev’s 79 test wickets aggregate against Australia and occupies the second place amongst the Indian bowlers who have captured most wickets against Australia. A Kumble with 111 wickets tops the list,

Harbhajan Singh claimed his 250th test wicket through catches when he had MJ Clarke caught by R Dravid for 14 in this test {222 catches by fielders and 28 catches by wicket keepers},

Harbhajan Singh became the tenth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 250 plus wickets through catches. Others are M Muralitharan {435}, SK Warne {418}, GD McGrath {373}, CA Walsh {349}, A Kumble {345}, M Ntini {294}, SM Pollock {272}, CEL Ambrose {269} and RJ Hadlee {256}

R Dravid extended his catches aggregate to 197 when he caught MJ Clarke of Harbjhajan Singh for 14 in this test. It was his 46th catch against Australia. It was his 31st catch against Australia on home soil, Only GS Chappell of Australia has pouched more catches against a specific opposition {38 vs England} on home soil. Thus R Dravid with his 31 catches against Australia at home occupies the second place amongst fieldsmen who have taken most catches at home. R Dravid went past WG Grace’s {of England} 30 catches against Australia at home. GS Chappell {38}, R Dravid {31} and WG Grace {30} are the three fieldsmen in the annals of test cricket to pouch 30 plus more catches against a specific opposition at home.

R Dravid-Harbhajan Singh {fieldsman/bowler combination} has accounted for 48 batsmen so far in tests including that of MJ Clarke in this test. This pair now stands fourth in the list of fieldsmen/bowler combination in the list of most dismissals effected. The other three are – DPMD Jayawardene/M Muralitharan {77}, R Dravid/A Kumble {55} and MA Taylor/SK Warne {51}.

SR Watson and RT Ponting added 141 runs for the second wicket in this test to provide the 92nd occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three-figure partnership against India. This stand also provides the 12th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three-figure partnership for the second wicket against India.

SR Watson and RT Ponting added 141 runs for the second wicket in this test to provide the 39th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three-figure partnership against India in India. This stand also provides the sixth occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three-figure partnership for the second wicket against India in India.

SR Watson and RT Ponting added 141 runs for the second wicket in this test to provide the 79th occasion of RT Ponting to be one of the partners in a three-figure partnership. Only R Dravid with 82 three-figure partnerships to his credit has more such partnerships then RT Ponting

SR Watson’s 101 not out in this test represent the 83rd occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a hundred against India. His knock also represents the 26th occasion of an Australian opening batsman scoring a hundred against India.

SR Watson’s 101 not out in this test represent the second hundred of his test career, the first being his 120 not out against Pakistan at Melbourne in Dec 2009. Thus, his 101 not out is his first hundred on away soil. The previous best was 78 against India at Mohali in Oct 2008

RT Ponting with his 71 in this test has an aggregate of 1858 runs against India. He now needs 31 runs more to become the highest Australian run getter against India. ML Hayden has 1888 runs.

RT Ponting has an aggregate of 9590 runs while batting at number three at the end of the first day of this test. His 71 in this test represents the 72nd fifty {32 C plus 40 HC}. His 71 in this test represents his 40th half century while batting at number three. Only R Dravid of India has scored more half centuries {45} than RT Panting at this position. R Dravid and RT Ponting are the only two batsmen to have scored 40 plus half centuries while batting at number three in the annals of test cricket.

At the end of the first day of this test, RT Ponting has an aggregate of 1361 runs against India while batting at number three. It is a series record {India-Australia} for most runs by a batsman batting at number three. India’s R Dravid who aggregated 1312 runs at this position held the previous record. RT Ponting went past R Dravid when he was on 23 during his knock of 71 in the first innings of this test. RT Ponting had an aggregate of 1290 runs prior to the start of this test.

RT Ponting with an aggregate of 1858 runs at the end of the first day occupies the fourth place in the list of most run getters in India-Australia test series. The other three are – SR Tendulkar {2748}, VVS Laxman {2204} and ML Hayden {1888}. RT Ponting went past R Dravid’s total of 1837 when he was on 50 during the course of his knock of 71 in this innings.

Ind vs Aus – 2010 : First Test : RT Ponting's distinction

Ind vs Aus – 2010 : First Test : RT Ponting's distinction

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Mohali test became RT Ponting’s tenth test in which he has captained Australia against India. With this he has led Australia in ten or more tests against three specific oppositions – vs Eng {15}, vs Ind {10} and vs SAF {12}. He earned the distinction of becoming the sixth captain in the annals of test cricket to lead a country against three or more specific oppositions. Others are – AR Border of Aus {04}, CH Lloyd of Win {04}, GC Smith of SAF {04}, SP Fleming of NZl {03} and MAK Pataudi of India {03}

No Captains Team Mat Oppn
1 AR Border Aus 29 Eng
2 AR Border Aus 11 Ind
3 AR Border Aus 17 NZl
4 AR Border Aus 18 Win
1 CH Lloyd NZl 22 Aus
2 CH Lloyd NZl 18 Eng
3 CH Lloyd NZl 20 Ind
4 CH Lloyd NZl 11 Pak
1 GC Smith SAF 11 Aus
2 GC Smith SAF 18 Eng
3 GC Smith SAF 10 Ind
4 GC Smith SAF 14 Win
1 SP Fleming NZl 14 Aus
2 SP Fleming NZl 11 Eng
3 SP Fleming NZl 11 Srl
1 MAK Pataudi Ind 11 Aus
2 MAK Pataudi Ind 11 NZl
3 MAK Pataudi Ind 10 Win
1 RT Ponting Aus 15 Eng
2 RT Ponting Aus 10 Ind
3 RT Ponting Aus 12 SAF

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Four

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Four

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Crickick.com deals with fifty plus partnerships in Part 4

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

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

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

Fifty plus runs partnerships – wicket wise break up
Partners Runs Wkt Team Opposition Ground Date
MA Agarwal, CM Gautam 89 1st Diamonds Gladiators B’lore 17.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu 93 1st Provident Brigadiers B’lore 19.09.10
S Ibrez, KL Rahul 85 1st Brigadiers Provident B’lore 19.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa 112 1st Panthers Bulls B’lore 20.09.10
J Arunkumar, KS Ponnappa 70 1st Panthers Diamonds B’lore 22.09.10
KK Nair, B Chipli 63 1st Mangalore Provident B’lore 22.09.10
KB Pawan, HTS Rao 51 1st Maharaajas Panthers B’lore 25.09.10
RB Kane, MR Beerala 59 1st Bulls Diamonds B’lore 26.09.10
KR Kapoor, Sanjay Kumar 52 1st Gladiators Brigadiers B’lore 27.09.10
S Ibrez, DA Chougule 91 1st Brigadiers Bulls B’lore 28.09.10
RK Sabharwal, B Chipli 139 1st Mangalore Diamonds B’lore 29.09.10
MK Manjunath, VST Naidu 62 1st Provident Gladiators B’lore 29.09.10
KS Ponnappa, S Sampath 52 2nd Panthers Gladiators B’lore 16.09.10
G Dhiman, J Shetty 54 2nd Bulls Mangalore B’lore 19.09.10
MA Agarwal, YKT Goud 69 2nd Diamonds Panthers B’lore 22.09.10
PU Deshpande, YKT Goud 62 2nd Diamonds Bulls B’lore 26.09.10
HTS Rao, N Bille 53 2nd Maharaajas Provident B’lore 26.09.10
Sanjay Kumar, KC Avinash 64 2nd Gladiators Provident B’lore 29.09.10
MK Manjunath, Rahul R Bhatkal 67 3rd Provident Bulls B’lore 16.09.10
S Sampath, S Vinodh 59* 3rd Panthers Gladiators B’lore 16.09.10
Ganesh Satish, KR Kapoor 61 3rd Gladiators Maharaajas B’lore 19.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain 63 3rd Provident Mangalore B’lore 22.09.10
MA Agarwal, M Nidesh 53 3rd Diamonds Panthers B’lore 22.09.10
J Shetty, DT Patil 116 3rd Bulls Maharaajas B’lore 23.09.10
B Chipli, KK Nair 53 3rd Mangalore Brigadiers B’lore 25.09.10
Amit Verma, SK Jain 82 3rd Provident Panthers B’lore 28.09.10
KK Nair, D Sequeria 75 5th Mangalore Bulls B’lore 19.09.10
V Bharath Kumar, CM Gautam 56 5th Diamonds Bulls B’lore 26.09.10
S Manager, SP Manjunath 57 6th Maharaajas Bulls B’lore 23.09.10
Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Three

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Three

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

Hat trick

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


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Most catches in an innings – Two or more in an innings – Two or more occasions
Fieldsmen Ct Inns Team Opposition Ground Date
B Chipli 2 1 Mangalore Provident B’lore 22.09.10
B Chipli 2 2 Mangalore Gladiators B’lore 23.09.10
B Chipli 2 2 Mangalore Provident B’lore 29.09.10
S Aravind 2 2 Mangalore Bulls B’lore 19.09.10
S Aravind 2 2 Mangalore Brigadiers B’lore 25.09.10
Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Two

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part Two

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

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

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

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

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

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

Most sixes in an innings – Four or more sixes
Batsmen Runs 6s Team Opposition Ground Date
B Chipli 75 6 Mangalore Provident B’lore 22.09.10
S Manager 59 5 Maharaajas Bulls B’lore 23.09.10
RK Sabharwal 78 5 Mangalore Diamonds B’lore 29.09.10
MA Agarwal 56 4 Diamonds Gladiators B’lore 17.09.10
MA Agarwal 100 4 Diamonds Panthers B’lore 22.09.10
V Bharath Kumar 32* 4 Diamonds Panthers B’lore 22.09.10
Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part One

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Some Salient Statisitcs of the second edition 2010 – Part One

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

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

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

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

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

Teams dismissed all out
Team Score Overs I Opposition Ground Date
Provident 68 16.1 2 Mangalore B’lore 29.09.10
Brigadiers 81 14.3 2 Mangalore B’lore 25.09.10
Gladiators 102 17.1 1 Provident B’lore 24.09.10
Bulls 135 18.2 2 Brigadiers B’lore 28.09.10
Mangalore 135 19.4 1 Gladiators B’lore 23.09.10
Diamonds 157 19.1 2 Mangalore B’lore 29.09.10
Mantri-KPL 2010 : Finals : Mangalore United reigns supreme

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Finals : Mangalore United reigns supreme

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Semi Finals Two : Provident makes it to Finals

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Semi Finals Two : Provident makes it to Finals

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Semi Finals One : Mangalore post highest team total of the tournament to get past Diamonds

Mantri-KPL 2010 : Semi Finals One : Mangalore post highest team total of the tournament to get past Diamonds

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

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

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

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

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