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Crickick.com has got the list of team members and support staff of Belgavi Panthers and has published the same for the benefit of our visitors.

Belgavi Panthers
No	Cricketer
1	J Arun Kumar
2	Shyam Ponnappa
3	Suraj Sampath
4	Vinayak Uthappa
5	C K Akshay
6	Naveen B
7	Zeeshan Ali Syed
8	Ronit More
9	Dhananjay
10	Madhusudhan R
11	Vinod S
12	Arjun Hoysala
13	Mahesh Patil
14	Ramling Patil
15	Ashwin Punja
16	Guru Prasad
17	Harish K
18	Parappa Mordi
19	Harshith Urs
20	Atif Waddo
21	Stalin Hoover
22	Manish Pandey
23	R. Vinay Kumar
Support Staff
1	CEO	Joseph Hoover
2	Coach	KN Ramesh
3	Coach	T Nasiruddin
4	Cricket Manager	BT Satish
5	Logistics Manager	Vijay Kumar
6	Trainer	Kiran
7	Physio	Harsha

Match No 7 : Mumbai Indians vs South Australia at Durban on 13.09.10 : South Australia won by five wickets with three balls to spare

S Tiwary and KA Pollard added 58 runs for the fifth wicket in this game providing the 40^th occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs stand in CLT20 games. This stand also represents the fourth occasion of a fiftu plus runs stand for the fifth wicket in CLT20 games.

JP Duminy was dismissed caught and bowled for 3 in this game providing the 12^th occasion of a batsman dismissed caught and bowled in CLT20 games

A O’Brien returned with figure of 4.0-0-49-2 in this game providing the ninth occasion of a bowler conceding forty plus runs in CLT20 games.

DJ Bravo was playing his 75^th T20 games. He was run out for 22 and conceded 46 runs without capturing a wicket in this game. He became the 38^th cricketer to appear in 75 T20I games.

DJ Bravo’s run out in this game provides the 47^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. He was run out for the second time in the tournament. He was dismissed run out for 11 representing Tri & Tob against Hyd-RGS on 14.10.09. He became the sixth batsman to be run out on two or more occasions. He also became the first batsman to be run out on two occasions – representing two different teams

KA Pollard with his three sixes took his aggregate of sixes to 104 in T20I games. He is one of the six batsmen who have scored 100 plus sixes in T20I games. Others are – LRPL Taylor {147}, DJ Hussey {142}, BB McCullum {115}, ST Jayasuriya {100} and SB Styris {100}

S Tiwari scored four sixes in his knock of 44 in this game. His feat provide the tenth occasion of a batsman scoring four or more sixes in an innings in CLT20 games

KA Pollard at the end of this game has scored most sixes in CLT20 games. He has an aggregate of 19 sixes to his credit. LRPL Taylor {11} and JP Duminy {11} are the other two batsmen who have scored ten or more sixes

At the end of this game, KA Pollard has an aggregate of 201 runs in CLT20 games. He became the fourth batsman to total 200 plus runs. Others are – JP Duminy {257}, DA Warner {207} and PJ Hughes {202}

Mumbai posted a total of 180 for 7 in this game providing the sevneth occasion of a team posting a total of 175 plus runs in the tournament.

Mumbai became the only team to post 175 plus run on two occasions in consecutive games – 177 for 6 vs Lions at Jo’burg on 10.09.10 and 180 for 7 vs South Australia at Durban on 14.09.10. Interestingly enough, Mumbai lost these two games thus earning the distinction of becoming the only team to lose two games after scoring 175 plus runs

Mumbai became the second team in the tournament to post a team total in excess of 175 runs on two occasions. Cape Cobras is the other team which has achieved this feat – 213 for 4 vs Eagles at Hyd-RGS on 18.10.09 and 175 for 5 vs Tri & Tob at Hyd-RGS on 22.10.09

M Klinger {50} and DJ Harris {56} scored fifties in this game providing the 31^st and 32^nd occasion of batsmen scoring a fifty in the tournament. Their knocks provide the 17^th and 18^th occasion of opening batsmen scoring fifties in the tournament.

SR Tendulkar for Mumbai and M Klinger for South Australia opened the innings in this game providing the fifth occasion of rival captains opening the innings in a CLT20 game. The other four occasions are – AC Gilchrist {Deccan} and J Langer {Somerset} at Hyd-RGS on 10.10.09, G Gambhir {Delhi} and AG Puttick {Cape Cobras} at Delhi on 19.10.09, AN Petersen {Lions} and SR Tendulkar {Mumbai} at Johannesburg on 10.09.10 and M Klinger {S Australia} and AN Petersen {Lions} at Centurion on 12.09.10

M Klinger’s 50 in this game provide the eighth occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament.

M Klinger’s 50 in this game was his second fifty in the tournament, the first being his 78 against Lions at Centurion on 12.09.10. He became the fourth batsman in the tournament to score fifties on two separate occasions. Others are – JP Duminy of Cape Cobras, LRPL Taylor of RCB and PJ Hughes of NSW

M Klinger with his two fifties became the first captain in the tournament to score fifties on two occasions.

M Klinger {50} and DJ Harris {56} scored fifties in this game providing the sixth occasion of two batsmen scoring fifties in the tournament. The other five occasions are – LRPL Taylor {53*} and RV Uthappa {51} for RCB vs Cape Cobras at Bangalore on 08.10.09, V Sehwag {66} and KD Karhik {61} for Delhi vs Wayambe at Delhi on 11.10.09, PJ Hughes {62*} and MC Henriques {51*} for NSW vs Sussex at Delhi on

11.10.09, PJ Hughes {83} and DA Warner {63} vs Tri and Tob at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09 and J Vandiar {71} and ND McKenzie {56*} for Lions vs Mumbai at Jo’burg on 10.09.10

Mumbai remains the only team in the tournament against whom two batsmen have socred fifties in two games – J Vandiar {71} and ND McKenzie {56*} for Lions vs Mumbai at Jo’burg on 10.09.10 and M Klinger {50} and DJ Harris {56} for South Australia vs Mumbai at Durban on 14.09.10

M Klinger {50} and DJ Harris {56} scored fifties in this game providing the second occasion of both the opening batsmen scoring fifties in the tournament. The other five occasions are – PJ Hughes {83} and DA Warner {63} vs Tri and Tob at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09

M Klinger and DJ Harris added 112 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the second occasion of a three figure partnership in the tournament. The first occasion was the 121 runs partnership between PJ Hughes and DA Warner for the first wicket for NSW against Tri & Tob at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09.

South Australia scored 182 for five in this game providing the eighth occasion of a team scoring 175 plus runs in the tournament.

Mumbai scored 180 for 7 and South Australia scored 182 for 5 in this game providing the first occasion of both the teams scoring 180 plus runs in the tournament.

DJ Bravo returned with figures of none for 46 in this game providing the tenth occasion of a bowler conceding 45 runs in the tournament.

AJ O”Brien {49} and DJ Bravo {46} conceded forty five plus runs in this game providing the first occasion of rival bowlers conceding forty five plus runs in the tournament.

DJ Bravo returned with figures of none for 46 providing the fifth occasion of a bowler conceding 45 plus runs without capturing a wicket in the tournament. He also became the first bowler in the tournament to concede 45 plus runs without a wicket on two occasions – none for 46 representing Tri & Tob vs Cape Cobras at Hyd-RGS on 22,10,09 and none for 46 representing Mumbai vs South Australia at Durban on 14.09.10

Crickick.com brings to its visitors some salient stats on the eve of the second edition of Mantri-KPL 2010 which starts on 16.09.10 at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore

Results of the matches
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Provident	Mangalore	Provident	36 runs	B’lore	09.09.09
2	Brigadiers	Panthers	Brigadiers	07 wkts	B’lore	09.09.09
3	Bulls	Maharaajas	Bulls	05 runs	B’lore	10.09.09
4	Diamonds	Mangalore	Mangalore	32 runs	B’lore	10.09.09
5	Bulls	Gladiators	Bulls	06 wkts	B’lore	11.09.09
6	Brigadiers	Mangalore	Brigadiers	01 wkt	B’lore	11.09.09
7	Provident	Diamonds	Provident	36 runs	B’lore	12.09.09
8	Brigadiers	Gladiators	Gladiators	05 wkts	B’lore	12.09.09
9	Panthers	Maharaajas	Panthers	27 runs	B’lore	12.09.09
10	Diamonds	Bulls	Diamonds	03 wkts	B’lore	13.09.09
11	Panthers	Gladiators	Panthers	06 runs	B’lore	13.09.09
12	Brigadiers	Provident	Brigadiers	03 wkts	B’lore	13.09.09
13	Mangalore	Panthers	Panthers	13 runs	B’lore	14.09.09
14	Provident	Bulls	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	14.09.09
15	Diamonds	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	06 wkts	B’lore	15.09.09
16	Mangalore	Gladiators	Mangalore	13 runs	B’lore	15.09.09
17	Maharaajas	Gladiators	Maharaajas	04 wkts	B’lore	16.09.09
18	Panthers	Bulls	Bulls	07 wkts	B’lore	16.09.09
19	Provident	Panthers	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	17.09.09
20	Gladiators	Diamonds	Diamonds	07 runs	B’lore	17.09.09
21	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Brigadiers	26 runs	Mysore	18.09.09
22	Mangalore	Bulls	Bulls	08 wkts	Mysore	18.09.09
23	Brigadiers	Bulls	Brigadiers	04 wkts	Mysore	19.09.09
24	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	13 runs	Mysore	19.09.09
25	Panthers	Diamonds	Panthers	08 wkts	Mysore	20.09.09
26	Provident	Gladiators	Gladiators	08 wkts	Mysore	20.09.09
27	Brigadiers	Diamonds	Brigadiers	08 wkts	B’lore	21.09.09
28	Provident	Maharaajas	Provident	10 runs	B’lore	21.09.09
29	Brigadiers	Panthers	Panthers	15 runs	B’lore	22.09.09
30	Provident	Bulls	Provident	20 runs	B’lore	22.09.09
31	Provident	Panthers	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	23.09.09

Matches won by runs margin
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Provident	Mangalore	Provident	36 runs	B’lore	09.09.09
2	Provident	Diamonds	Provident	36 runs	B’lore	12.09.09
3	Diamonds	Mangalore	Mangalore	32 runs	B’lore	10.09.09
4	Panthers	Maharaajas	Panthers	27 runs	B’lore	12.09.09
5	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Brigadiers	26 runs	Mysore	18.09.09
6	Provident	Bulls	Provident	20 runs	B’lore	22.09.09
7	Brigadiers	Panthers	Panthers	15 runs	B’lore	22.09.09
8	Mangalore	Panthers	Panthers	13 runs	B’lore	14.09.09
9	Mangalore	Gladiators	Mangalore	13 runs	B’lore	15.09.09
10	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	13 runs	Mysore	19.09.09
11	Provident	Maharaajas	Provident	10 runs	B’lore	21.09.09
12	Gladiators	Diamonds	Diamonds	07 runs	B’lore	17.09.09
13	Panthers	Gladiators	Panthers	06 runs	B’lore	13.09.09
14	Bulls	Maharaajas	Bulls	05 runs	B’lore	10.09.09
Matches won by wickets margin
No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1	Mangalore	Bulls	Bulls	08 wkts	Mysore	18.09.09
2	Panthers	Diamonds	Panthers	08 wkts	Mysore	20.09.09
3	Provident	Gladiators	Gladiators	08 wkts	Mysore	20.09.09
4	Brigadiers	Diamonds	Brigadiers	08 wkts	B’lore	21.09.09
5	Brigadiers	Panthers	Brigadiers	07 wkts	B’lore	09.09.09
6	Panthers	Bulls	Bulls	07 wkts	B’lore	16.09.09
7	Bulls	Gladiators	Bulls	06 wkts	B’lore	11.09.09
8	Provident	Bulls	Provident	06 wkts	B’lore	14.09.09
9	Diamonds	Maharaajas	Maharaajas	06 wkts	B’lore	15.09.09
10	Brigadiers	Gladiators	Gladiators	05 wkts	B’lore	12.09.09
11	Provident	Panthers	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	17.09.09
12	Provident	Panthers	Provident	05 wkts	B’lore	23.09.09
13	Maharaajas	Gladiators	Maharaajas	04 wkts	B’lore	16.09.09
14	Brigadiers	Bulls	Brigadiers	04 wkts	Mysore	19.09.09
15	Diamonds	Bulls	Diamonds	03 wkts	B’lore	13.09.09
16	Brigadiers	Provident	Brigadiers	03 wkts	B’lore	13.09.09
17	Brigadiers	Mangalore	Brigadiers	01 wkt	B’lore	11.09.09

200 plus run aggregate by batsmen in the tournament
No	Batsmen	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave
1	J Arunkumar	Belgavi	9	8	0	326	95	40.75
2	G Dhiman	Bijapur	8	8	0	307	69	38.37
3	MK Pandey	Belgavi	9	9	2	305	112*	43.57
4	MR Beerala	Bijapur	8	8	2	284	64	47.33
5	HTS Rao	Maharajaas	7	7	0	248	77	35.42
6	KS Ponnappa	Belgavi	9	9	0	238	71	26.44
7	SK Jain	Provident	9	8	6	234	59	117.00
8	VST Naidu	Provident	8	8	0	230	74	28.75
9	RK Sabharwal	Mangalore	7	7	1	211	52	35.16
10	RUthappa	Brigadiers	8	8	1	207	69*	29.57
11	Amit Verma	Provident	9	9	1	206	49	25.75
12	R Jonathan	Mangalore	7	7	0	205	73	29.28
13	B Akhil	Provident	9	9	1	202	55	25.25

Fifties by batsmen
Batsmen	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
MK Pandey	112*	Panthers	Mangalore	B’lore	14.09.09
J Arunkumar	95	Panthers	Maharaajas	B’lore	12.09.09
MK Manjunath	92	Provident	Mangalore	B’lore	09.09.09
B Chipli	89	Mangalore	Diamonds	B’lore	10.09.09
N Shekawat	81	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Mysore	18.09.09
HTS Rao	77	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	10.09.09
VST Naidu	74	Provident	Mangalore	B’lore	09.09.09
J Arunkumar	73	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.09
R Jonathan	73	Mangalore	Bulls	Mysore	18.09.09
KS Ponnappa	71	Panthers	Mangalore	B’lore	14.09.09
SLazarus	70	Brigadiers	Provident	B’lore	13.09.09
RUthappa	69*	Brigadiers	Diamonds	B’lore	21.09.09
G Dhiman	69	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	10.09.09
MR Beerala	64	Bulls	Panthers	B’lore	16.09.09
MR Beerala	63*	Bulls	Gladiators	B’lore	11.09.09
MR Beerala	63*	Bulls	Brigadiers	Mysore	19.09.09
R Jonathan	63	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	09.09.09
VST Naidu	63	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	14.09.09
KR Kapoor	62*	Gladiators	Provident	Mysore	20.09.09
SP Shinde	61	Bulls	Provident	B’lore	14.09.09
MR Beerala	61	Bulls	Mangalore	Mysore	18.09.09
G Dhiman	60	Bulls	Panthers	B’lore	16.09.09
J Arunkumar	60	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	22.09.09
SK Jain	59	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	13.09.09
SK Jain	57*	Provident	Gladiators	Mysore	20.09.09
G Dhiman	57	Bulls	Provident	B’lore	14.09.09
G Dhiman	57	Bulls	Mangalore	Mysore	18.09.09
SP Manjunath	55*	Maharaajas	Mangalore	Mysore	19.09.09
MK Pandey	55*	Panthers	Diamonds	Mysore	20.09.09
HTS Rao	55	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	12.09.09
B Akhil	55	Provident	Brigadiers	B’lore	13.09.09
M Nidesh	54*	Diamonds	Brigadiers	B’lore	21.09.09
RUthappa	54	Brigadiers	Bulls	Mysore	19.09.09
R Vinay Kumar	54	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	22.09.09
RK Sabharwal	52	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	15.09.09
J Arunkumar	51	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	13.09.09
RK Sabharwal	51	Mangalore	Panthers	B’lore	14.09.09
RK Sabharwal	51	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Mysore	19.09.09

Three or more fifties by batsmen
No	Batsmen	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	G Dhiman	69	Bulls	Maharaajas	B’lore	10.09.09
2	G Dhiman	60	Bulls	Panthers	B’lore	16.09.09
3	G Dhiman	57	Bulls	Provident	B’lore	14.09.09
4	G Dhiman	57	Bulls	Mangalore	Mysore	18.09.09
1	J Arunkumar	95	Panthers	Maharaajas	B’lore	12.09.09
2	J Arunkumar	73	Panthers	Bulls	B’lore	16.09.09
3	J Arunkumar	60	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	22.09.09
4	J Arunkumar	51	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	13.09.09
1	MR Beerala	64	Bulls	Panthers	B’lore	16.09.09
2	MR Beerala	63*	Bulls	Gladiators	B’lore	11.09.09
3	MR Beerala	63*	Bulls	Brigadiers	Mysore	19.09.09
4	MR Beerala	61	Bulls	Mangalore	Mysore	18.09.09
1	RK Sabharwal	52	Mangalore	Gladiators	B’lore	15.09.09
2	RK Sabharwal	51	Mangalore	Panthers	B’lore	14.09.09
3	RK Sabharwal	51	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Mysore	19.09.09

Ten or more sixes in the tournament
No	Batsmen	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	J Arunkumari	Belgavi	9	8	0	326	95	40.75	19
2	B Akhil	Provident	9	9	1	202	55	25.25	14
3	G Dhiman	Bijapur	8	8	0	307	69	38.37	13
4	MK Pandey	Belgavi	9	9	2	305	112*	43.57	13
5	KS Ponnappa	Belgavi	9	9	0	238	71	26.44	12
6	MR Beerala	Bijapur	8	8	2	284	64	47.33	11
7	RUthappa	Brigadiers	8	8	1	207	69*	29.57	10

Four or more wickets in an innings
No	Bowler	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	DN Sagar	5	17	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Mysore	18.09.09
2	C Raghu	4	08	Maharaajas	Bulls	B’lore	10.09.09
3	RVinayKumar	4	12	Panthers	Maharaajas	B’lore	12.09.09
4	N Prasad	4	14	Brigadiers	Maharaajas	Mysore	18.09.09
5	M Vinod	4	16	Brigadiers	Panthers	B’lore	09.09.09
6	P Patil	4	16	Diamonds	Bulls	B’lore	13.09.09
7	MDS Ashraf	4	16	Provident	Maharaajas	B’lore	21.09.09
8	R Ninan	4	19	Gladiators	Provident	Mysore	20.09.09
9	DJ Johnson	4	30	Panthers	Gladiators	B’lore	13.09.09
19	DJ Johnson	4	38	Panthers	Brigadiers	B’lore	22.09.09

Bowlers conceding forty plus runs in the tournament
No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	ST Sharath	2	52	Diamonds	Brigadiers	B’lore	21.09.09
2	STR Binny	2	51	Bulls	Brigadiers	Mysore	19.09.09
3	AF Pasha	0	47	Mangalore	Panthers	B’lore	14.09.09
4	M Vinod	0	45	Brigadiers	Bulls	Mysore	19.09.09
5	Venkatesh	0	44	Mangalore	Bulls	Mysore	18.09.09
6	S Aravind	2	43	Mangalore	Provident	B’lore	09.09.09
7	KS Srinivas	0	42	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	10.09.09
8	AA Kazi	1	42	Maharaajas	Panthers	B’lore	12.09.09
9	S Nooruddin	1	40	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	10.09.09
10	SK Vadeyaraj	1	40	Panthers	Mangalore	B’lore	14.09.09
11	NC Aiyappa	1	40	Provident	Bulls	B’lore	14.09.09
12	DN Sagar	0	40	Brigadiers	Bulls	Mysore	19.09.09
13	Kiran Kumar	1	40	Mangalore	Maharaajas	Mysore	19.09.09

Bowlers conceding Forty plus runs without a wicket
No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	AF Pasha	0	47	Mangalore	Panthers	B’lore	14.09.09
2	M Vinod	0	45	Brigadiers	Bulls	Mysore	19.09.09
3	Venkatesh	0	44	Mangalore	Bulls	Mysore	18.09.09
4	KS Srinivas	0	42	Diamonds	Mangalore	B’lore	10.09.09
5	DN Sagar	0	40	Brigadiers	Bulls	Mysore	19.09.09

Highest Partnership for each wicket
Wkt	Runs	Partners	Team
			Opposition	Ground	Date
1st	168	MK Manjunath, VST Naidu	Provident
			Mangalore	B’lore	09.09.09
2nd	160	MK Pandey, KS Ponnappa	Panthers
			Mangalore	B’lore	14.09.09
3rd	84	N Haldipur, R Jonathan	Mangalore
			Bulls	Mysore	18.09.09
3rd	84*	KR Kapoor, RR Bhatkal	Gladiators
			Provident	Mysore	20.09.09
4th	97	SK Jain, B Akhil	Provident
			Brigadiers	B’lore	13.09.09
5th	53*	MR Beerala, SP Shinde	Bulls
			Gladiators	B’lore	11.09.09
6th	70	HTS Rao, AA Kazi	Maharaajas
			Panthers	B’lore	12.09.09
7th	41	STR Binny, J Shetty	Bulls
			Provident	B’lore	22.09.09
8th	52*	RC Shanbal, A Mithun	Gladiators
			Mangalore	B’lore	15.09.09
9th	35	AB Sagar, B Rajashekhar	Maharaajas
			Panthers	B’lore	12.09.09
10th	31*	SK Jain, AU Shetty	Provident
			Gladiators	Mysore	20.09.09

Here is the squad with supporting staff of Shamanoor Davanagere Diamonds, one of the franchisees of Mantri-KPL 2010

Shamanur Davangere Diamonds
No	Cricketers
1	Sunil Joshi
2	CM Goutam
3	Mayank Agarwal
4	Sunil Raju
5	Pavan Deshpande
6	Nidish M
7	Prasanna Patil
8	Yere Goud
9	Magizghendan
10	BN Bhareth
11	Bharath Kumar
12	Manikantan
13	Devaraj Koti
14	Dominic Fernandez
15	Koushik V
16	DC Rajesh
17	Abhilash M Mahendrakar
18	Muzamail
19	Swamy
20	Girish M
21	Chiranjeevi
Support Staff
1	Coach	Sanath Kumar
2	Asst Coach	DC Rajesh
3	Trainer	Ramesh
4	Physio	Sravan
5	Fielding Coach	Jagan
6	PRO-cum-Manager	Anutosh Poll
7	Vedio analysts	Rishi and Jyotsna
8	CEO	UB Venkatesh

Mantri-KPL 2010 is all set to start from 16.09.10. Crickick.com publishes the squad with supporting staff of the five teams for the benefit of its viewers. The three teams are yet to finalize the teams and supporting staff. It will be published once we get them

Provident Bangalore (Rural):
No	Cricketers
1	B Akhil
2	Thilak Naidu
3	Aniruddha A Joshi
4	Amit A Verma
5	Aiyappa NC
6	Anand P Katti
7	MK Manjunath
8	Sunil Kumar Jain
9	Sunil Kumar DH
10	Sarfaraz Ashraf
11	Arjun Shetty
12	Manjesh Reddy
13	Rahul Bhatkal
14	Jagadeesh L
15	Naresh Reddy
16	Kaunain Abbas
17	Abhishek Jagan
Support Staff
1	Chief Coach	R Muralidhar
2	Asst Coach	Vijay Madyalkar
3	Physiotherapist	Srinivas Rao
4	Cricket Manager	P Srinivasa Murthy
5	Trainer	Sham Rao
6	Video Analyst	Anil Kumar
7	CEO	Ravi Ramu

Malnad Gladiators
No	Cricketer
1	Raju Ravi Bhatkal
2	Ganesh Sathish
3	Kunal Kapoor
4	AMithun
5	SL Akshay
6	Ryan Ninan
7	Nishanth Hegde
8	D Santhosh Kumar
9	Gowtham K
10	Rohan KP
11	KC Avinash
12	S Sanjay Kumar
13	Shashindra
14	Balasubramanya DR
15	Sandesh Sathish
16	Darshan KV
17	Tejas A Wagle
18	KV Bharath
19	SK Moinuddin
20	Shantharaj
21	KP Appanna
Support Staff
1	COO	R Arun Kumar
2	Coach	H Surendra
3	Manager	L Prashanth
4	Trainer	Gautham
5	Physio	Dr Hari
6	Asst Manager	Govinda
7	CEO	Shashidhar

Bangalore Brigadiers
No	Cricketer
1	Robin Uthappa
2	Deepak A Chougule
3	David Mathias
4	Rahul K L
5	Mansur Ali Khan
6	Syed Ibrez
7	TK Ananth
8	Sadiq Kirmani
9	Nikhil Kashyap
10	NS Shekhawat
11	Vinu Prasad
12	Dilip N Sagar
13	Rajesh Kumar Singh
14	Vinod Munikrishna
15	Steve Lazarus
16	Faroqui Zahoor
17	S Prajwal
18	P Santosh
19	Sharath HS
20	Abinav Shankar Narayan
21	Samarth R
Support Staff
1	Coach	Irfan Sait
2	Physio	Vasanth
3	Video Analyst	Srikanth
4	Manager/Tech support	Muralidhar
5	Team Coordinator/CEO	Arun kumar

Mysore Maharaajas
No	Cricketer
1	C Raghu
2	KB Pawan
3	C Raghavendra
4	Chetan Williams
5	Abrar Kazi
6	Adithya Sagar
7	Aiyappa KM
8	Sudhir Rao
9	Shoaib Manager
10	Nithin Bille
11	Manjunath SP
12	Manoj KH
13	Harsha Basavaraj
14	MR Darshan
15	Himat Singh Shekhawat
16	Uttam Raj
17	Tarun Mutthanna
18	Nithin Kumar
Support Staff
1	Coach	S Shiraguppi
2	Asst Coach	GK Anil Kumar
3	Physio	Vinod Jain
4	Trainer	Jeet Devaiah
5	CEO	Data Karumbaiah

Bijapur Bulls
No	Cricketer
1	Mohammed Arif
2	Sudhindra P Shinde
3	Devraj T Patil
4	Stuart T Binny
5	Anish D V
6	Mithun R Beerala
7	Harsha B
8	Gaurav Dhiman
9	Praveen Kumar
10	Vijaykumar
11	Pranesh Desai
12	Vinay Kumar
13	Jayaprakash Shetty
14	Ravi Bharat Kane
15	Nithin Mulky
16	SachinCR
17	Vinay Gowda
18	NizamuddinU
19	Rajshekar Shanbal
20	B Rajashekar
21	Syed Nooruddin
Support Staff
1	Asst Coach	AR Mahesh
2	Physio	Vaishali Pai
3	Trainer	Sanjay Nair
4	Manager	KS Narayan
5	Vedio	Santosh
6	Team Coordinator	Rajeshwar
7	CEO	Sujith Pillai

We wish to inform our visitors that we are going to cover the Mantri-KPL 2010 on our portal. We furnish the list CEOs of all the eight franchisees with their names and mobile numbers

Names and Mobile numbers of CEOs of all Franchisees
No	Franchisees		Names	Mobile Number
1	Bangalore Brigadiers	Sri	Arun Kumar	98450 11576
2	Belagavi Panthers	Sri	Joseph Hoover	98446 44068
3	Bijapur Bulls	Sri	Sujith Pillai	94490 33980
4	Malnad Gladiators	Sri	Shashidhar	98450 42721
5	Mangalore United	Sri	Hyder Ali	94484 56555
6	Mysore Maharaajas	Sri	Datha karumbiah	98450 55366
7	Provident Bangalore	Sri	Ravi Ramu	98440 60005
8	Shamanur Davangere Diamonds	Sri	UB Venkatesh	98453 73333

Second one day : England vs Pakistan at Leeds on 12.09.10 : England won by four wickets with three balls to spare

Kamran Akmal scored his 12^th fifty as a wicket keeper batsman when he scored 74 in this game {05 C plus 07 HC}. He now holds the record for most fifties by a Pakistan wicket keeper in one day games. He went past Moin Khan’s 11 fifies which was the previous record for most fifties by a Pakistan wicket keeper.

He completed 2500 runs as a wicket keeper batsman when he was on 71 during his knock of 74 in this game. At the end of this game, his aggregate stood at 2503. He became the second Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to total 2500 plus runs, after Moin Khan who has scored 3100 runs to his credit.

He became the tenth wicket keeper batsman to total 2500 plus runs in one day games. Others are – AC Gilchrist {9410}, KC Sangakkara {7617}, A Flower {5845}, MS Dhoni {5733}, MV Boucher {4658}, AJ Stewart {4017}, RS Kaluwitharana {3691}, Moin Khan {3100} and BB McCullum {2934}. It is interesting to note that Moin Khan is the only wicket keeper batsman who has scored 2500 plus runs without a century.

Kamran Akmal and Mohammad Hafeez added 122 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the 14^th occasion of Pakistan batsman posting a three figure partnership against England.

This stand also represents the third occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket against England. The other two occasions are – 113 runs between Majid Khan and Sadiq Mohammad at Nottingham on 31.08.74 and 102 runs between Mohsin Khan and Mudassar Nazar at Nottingham on 17.07.82. Thus the 122 runs stand between Kamran Akmal and Mohammad Hafeez in this game represents the record first wicket stand by Pakistan batsman against England in one day games.

This game was the 50^th one day game for Mohammad Hafeez, He became the 45^th cricketer to represent Pakistan in 50 plus one day games.

Asad Shafiq registered his maiden one day fifty in his third one day game. His previous best was 19 against England at Chester-le-Street on 10.09.10, the first one day game of the ongoing series.

SCJ Broad returned with figures of 4 for 81 in this game to provide the 98^th occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games. His figures represent the tenth occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games. SCJ Braod became the first England bowler to concede 80 plus runs against Pakistan in one day games.

SCJ Braod earned the distinction of becoming the first bowler in the history of one day internationals to capture four wickets conceding 80 plus runs when he returned with figures of 4 for 81 in this game

His 4 for 81 in this game provide the sixth occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding seventy plus runs in one day games. The other five occasions are – 4 for 73 by Waqar Younis of Pakistan vs England at Nottingham on 20.08.92, 5 for 70 by JN Gillespie of Australia vs Pakistan at Nairobi {G} on 07.09.02, 4 for 72 by A Nehra of India vs Pakistan at Vizag on 05.04.05, 5 for 73 by G Goudie of Scotland vs Australia at Edinburgh on 28.08.09 and 4 for 71 SCJ Braod of England vs South Africa at Cape Town on 27.11.09

Thus SCJ Broad earns the distinction of becoming the first bowler in the history of one day internationals to capture four wickets conceding seventy plus runs on two occasions.

SCJ Broad’s 4 for 81 in this game provides the eighth occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games against various opposition. He became the first England bowler to capture four wickets conceding 80 plus runs.

SCJ Braod has conceded seventy plus runs on six occasions which read thus – none for 70 vs West Indies at Nottingham on 07.07.07, 1 for 84 vs India at Leeds on 02.09.07, 2 for 75 vs vs New Zealand at Napier on 20.02.08, none for 74 vs India at Rajkot on 14.11.08, 4 for 71 vs South Africa at Cape Town on 27.11.09 and 4 for 81 vs Pakistan at Leeds on 12.09.10.

He became the second England bowler to concede seventy plus runs on six or more occasions. JM Anderson is the other England bowler who has conceded seventy plus runs on seven occasions

SCJ Braod became the eighth bowler in one day game to concede seventy plus runs on six or more occasions. Others are – A Nehra of India {08}, JM Anderson {07}, Naved-ul-Hasan {07}, Waqar Younis {07}, MG Johnson {06}, B Lee {06} and S Sreesanth {06}.

SCJ Broad became the 12^th bowler in the history of one day game to concede 80 plus runs on two or more occasions. The complete list read thus – B Lee of Australia {03}, M Ntini of South Africa {03}, Abdul Razaak of Bangladesh {02}, PW Borren of Netherlands {02}. SCJ Broad of England {02}, SJ Harmison of England {02}, MG Johnson of Australia {02}, SL Malinga of Sri Lanka {02}, Naved-ul-Hasan of Pakistan {02}, A Nehra of India {02}, Shafiul Islam of Bangladesh {02} and MA Suji of Kenya {02}

AJ Strauss scored 126 in this game which represent the 1084^th hundred in one day games. It also represents the 97^th hundred by an England batsman in one day games and the tenth hundred by an England batsman against Pakistan.

AJ Strauss scored 126 in this game which represent the 581st hundred by an opening batsman in one day games. It also represents the 53rd hundred by an England opening batsman in one day games and the eighth hundred by an England opening batsman against Pakistan.

AJ Strauss scored 126 in this game which represent the 154th hundred by a captain in one day games. It also represents the 10th hundred by an England captain in one day games and the first hundred by an England captain Pakistan.

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game represent his third one day hundred as captain. The other two are – 105 vs West Indies at Providence on 22.03.09 and 154 vs Bangladesh at Birmingham on 12.07.10. With three hundreds to his credit, AJ Strauss holds the record for most hundreds by an England captain in one day games. He went past the MA Atherton’s two hundreds which was hitherto the record for most hundreds by an England captain in one day games.

AJ Strauss became the first England captain to score a hundred against Pakistan when he made 126 in this game. The previous best was his own 78 at Nottingham on 08.09.06

AJ Strauss completed 1700 runs as England captain in this game when he was on 122 during the course of his knock of 126 in this game. At the end of this game his aggregate stood at 1704 which is a record for most runs totalled by an England captain in one day games. He went past N Hussain’s 1598 runs when he was 21 during the course of his knock of 126 in this game. N Hussain held the hitherto record of most runs by an England captain.

At the end of this game AJ Strauss’s aggregate stood at 3542. He became the eighth England batsman to total 3500 one day runs. Others are – PD Collingwood {4927}, AJ Stewart {4677}, ME Trescothick {4335}, GA Gooch {4290}, AJ Lamb {4010}, GA Hick {3846} and NV Knight {3637}

IJL Trott scored 53 in this game which was his sixth fifty in eight games. It was also his fifth consecutive fifty which read thus – 52* vs South Africa at Port Elizabeth on 29.11.09, 94 vs Bangladesh at Bristol on 10.07.10, 110 vs Bangladesh at Birmingham on 12.07.10, 69 vs Pakistan at Chester-le-Street on 10.09.10 and 53 vs Pakistan at Leeds on 12.09.10

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game represent the 12^th hundred by a batsman at Leeds and the fourth hundred by an England batsman at Leeds. The other three are – 128 by RA Smith vs New Zealand on 23.05.90, 121 by ME Trecothick vs Sri Lanka on 01.07.06 and 104* by ME Tresocothick vs Australia on 07.07.05

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game represent the fourth hundred by a captain at Leeds. The other three are – 120* by SR Waugh Australia vs South Africa on 13.06.99, 112 by ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka vs England on 02.07.02 and 102* by Imran Khan of Pakistan vs Sri Lanka on 16,06,83. Thus AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game represent the highest individual score by a captain at Leeds.

RS Bopara hit a boundary four in his knock of 16 in this game which gave him an aggregate of 100 boundary fours in one day games. He became the 24^th England batsmen to total 100 plus boundary fours in one day games.

AJ Strauss is one boundary four shy of 200 boundary fours while leading England. The complete list of England captains who have scored 100 plus boundary fours are – AJ Strauss {199}, N Hussain {149}, MP Vaughan {146}, GA Gooch {127} and MA Atherton {121}

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game was his 14^th fifty as England’s captain {03 centuries and 11 half centuries}. He now holds the record for most fifties by an England captain in one day games. He wrested the record from N Hussain who had scored 13 fifties {1 C plus 12 HC}

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game represent the 105^th hundred against Pakistan in one day games. It also represents the 57^th hundred by an opening batsman, the sixth hundred by a captain-cum-opening batsman and the 16^th hundred by a captain against Pakistan in one day games.

AJ Strauss’s 126 in this game provide the 67^th hundred by a captain-opening batsman in one day games. It also represents the seventh hundred by an England captain-cum-opening batsman in one day games.

AJ Strauss and IJL Trott added 146 runs for the second wicket in this game providing the 1855^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games. This stand also represents the 411^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in one day games. It also represents the 154^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership and the 30^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in one day games.

AJ Strauss and IJL Trott added 146 runs for the second wicket in this game providing the 23rd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan in one day games. This stand provides the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in one day games. The other four occasions are – 140 runs between BC Broad and RT Robinson at Leeds on 12.09.10, 116 between BC Broad and AJ Lamb at Sharjah on 07.04.87, 110 between AJ Strauss and IR Bell at The Oval on 21.05.87 and 107 runs between AJ Lamb and CJ Tavare at Nottingham on 17.07.82. Thus the 146 runs partnership between AJ Strauss and IJL Trott in this game represents the rocord partnership for the second wicket by England batsmen against Pakistan in one day games.

England won this game by four wickets providing its 37^th win over Pakistan. Its win with three balls to spare represents the sixth win with single digit balls to spare. The other five such win are – won by four wickets with 9 balls to spare at Lord’s on 22.06.03, won by six wickets with eight balls to spare at Karachi on 26.03.84, won by two wickets with three balls to spare at Lahore on 18.11.87, won by one wicket with three balls to spare at Birmingham on 25.05.87 and won by three wickets with two balls to spare at Perth on 05.01.87

Match No 6 : Victoria Bush Rangers vs Warriors at Port Elizabeth on 13.09.10 : Warriors won by 28 runs

DJ Hussey will share the record for most number of appearances in T20 games with JA Morkel when he plays this game. Both these cricketers have played 128 T20 games at the end of this game.

Prior to the start of CLT20 2010 both DJ Hussey and JA Morkel had played 127 T20I games. But JA Morkel went ahead of DJ Hussey and played his 128^th match when he appeared for Chennai Super Kings against Central Districts at Durban on 11.09.10

BJ Hodge is making his 100^th T20I appearance in this game. He became the fifth cricketer to appear in 100 plus T20I games. Others are – DJ Hussey {128], JA Morkel {128}, SB Styris {100} and HH Gibbs {100}

Victoria Bushrangers team comprised of two batsmen who have scored 3000 plus runs {DJ Hussey – 3219 and BJ Hodge – 3077} and also the highest wicket taker {DP Nannes – 120 wickets} in the history of T20 games.

DJ Jacobs scored 59 in this game providing the 30^th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in CLT20 games. It also represents the 16^th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in CLT20 games. It also represents the seventh occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in CLT20 games.

DJ Jacobs and AG Prince added 81 runs for the first wicket providing the 39^th occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs partnership in CLT20 games. It also represents the 12^th occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs for the first wicket in CLT20 games.

This partnership represents the third occasion of fifty plus runs stand by Warriors batsmen in CLT20 games. The other two occasions are – 52 runs for the second wicket between DJ Jacobs and CA Ingram vs Wayamba at P Elizabeth on 11.09.10 and 63* runs for the fourth wicket between JP Kreusch and MV Boucher against Wayamba at Port Elizabeth on 11.09.09. Thus the 81 runs partnership between DJ Jacobs and AG Prince for the first wicket in this game represents the record stand by Warriors batsmen in CLT20 games.

DJ Jacobs was run out for 59 in this game providing the 46^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in CLT20 games. It also represents the second occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in CLT20 games after scoring a fifty. The first occasion was V Sehwag’s run out dismissal after scoring 66 in the game between Delhi Daredevils and Wayamba at Delhi on 11.10.09

DJ Jacob’s run out dismissal for 59 in this game provides the tenth occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out in CLT20 games. It also represents the sixth occasion of a captain dismissed run out in CLT20 games

SJ Harwood returned with figures of 1 for 47 in this game providing the eighth occasion of a bowler conceding 45 plus runs in CLT20 games.

JP Kreusch was stumped in this game providing the eleventh occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped in CLT20 games.

Warriors scored 158 for 8 in this game providing the 17^th occasion of a team posting 150 plus runs in CLT20 games.

J Theron returned with figures of 3 for 22 in this game providing the 30^th occasion of a bowler capturing three or more wickets in CLT20 games. He has captured three or more wickets for the second occasion, the first being his 3 for 23 vs Wayamba at P Elizabeth on 11.09.10.

J Theron became the seventh bowler in CLT20 games to capture three plus wickets on two or more occasions. Others are – DJ Bravo of Tri & Tob {03}, SR Claerk of NSW {03}. CJ Mckay of Victoria {02}, DP Nannes of Delhi {02}, MC Henriques of New South Walses {02} and JH Kallis of RCB {02}

The following are the bowlers who have captured ten or more wickets in CLT20 games – DJ Bravo of Tri & Tob {12}, AB McDonalad of Victoria {11}, CJ Mckay of Victoria {11}, DP Nannes of Delhi and Victoria {10} and MC Henriques of NSW {10}. AB McDonald with two wickets and DP Nannes with one wicket in this game joined this list of bowlers.

Match number 5 : Guyana vs Royal Challengers Bangalore at Centurion on 12.09.10: Royal Challengers Bangalore won by nine wickets

RCB’s win by nine wickets in this game provide the first occasion of a team winning a CLT20 game by nine wickets.

Guyana was dismissed all out for 103 in this game providing the seventh occasion of a team dismissed all out in CLT20 games. The other occasions are – 84 by Cape Cobras vs Delhi at Delhi on 19.10.09, 94 by Central Districts vs CSK at Durban on 11.09.10, 139 by Otago vs Cape Cobras at Hyd-RGS on 10.10.09, 108 by Otago vs RCB at Bangalore on 12.10.09, 106 by Somerset vs Tri & Tob at Bangalore on 12.10.09 and 118 by Trinidad & Tobago vs NSW at Hyd-RGS on 23.10.09

RCB is the only team in CLT20 games played for so far to dismiss the opposition all out on two occasions – Otaga was dismissed all out for 108 and Bangalore on 12.10.09 and Guyana was dismissed for 103 at Centurion on 12.09.10.

Guyana was all out for 103 in exactly 20 overs, that is their last wicket fell of the last delivery of the 20^th over providing the second such occasion in CLT20 games. Somerset was all out for 106 in exactly 20 overs against Trinidad and Tobago at Bangalore on 12.10.09.

JH Kallis returned with figures of 3 for 16 in this game providing the 29^th occasion of a bowler capturing three or more wickets in CLT20 games

JH Kallis bowled a maiden over in his spell of 4.0-1-16-3 in this game providing the fourth occasion of a bowler bowling a maiden over when he returned with three or more wickets in CLT20 games. The other two bowlers are – 4.0-2-17-4 by CJD de Villiers of Eagles vs Somerset at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09, 4.0-1-18-2 by JH Kallis of RCB vs Otago at Banglore on 12.10.09 and 4.0-1-20-3 by L Balaji of CSK vs Central Districts at Durban on 11.09.10.

Thus JH Kallis earns the distinction of bowling maiden overs on two occasions in this category of statistics in CLT20 games

JH Kallis has bowled four maiden overs in his T20 career including the one in this game. He became the 32^nd bowler to bowl four or more maiden overs in T20 games.

It is interesting to note that three RCB cricketers – A Kumble, P Kumar and R Dravid were playing their 50^th T20 game when they played this game. As on date there are 190 cricketers who have played 50 or more T20 games including the captioned three cricketers.

S Chattergoon {18| and EA Crandon {Zero} were run out in this game with which the number of run outs in CLT20 games swelled to 45

S Chattergoon’s run out for 18 in this game provide the ninth occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out in CLT20 games.

EA Crandon was run out for zero in this game providing the sixth occasion of a batsman run out without scoring in CLT20 games.

JH Kallis and R Dravid added 78 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the 39^th occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs stand in CLT20 games. This stand also provides the eleventh occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs for the first wicket in CLT20 games.

JH Kallis and R Dravid added 78 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the sixth occasion of RCB batsmen posting fifty plus runs stand in CLT20 games. This stand also provides the second occasion of RCB batsmen posting fifty plus runs for the first wicket in CLT20 games. The other occasion was the 75 run stand between JH Kallis and RV Uthappa against Otago at Bangalore on 12.10.09. Thus the 78 runs partnership between JH Kallis and R Dravid is a record for first wicket by RCB batsmen in CLT20 games.

At the end of this game RCB batsmen have seven fifty plus runs partnerships which is a record for most fifty partnerships by a team in CLT20. New South Wales and Trinidad and Tobago batsmen have posted five fifty plus runs partnerships.

Match Number 4 : South Australia vs Highveld Lions at Centurion on 12.09.10 : South Australia won by 11 runs

M Klinger of South Australia (78} and AN Petersen of Lions {56| score fifties in this game providing the 28^th and 29^th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in CLT 20 games.

M Klingner’s 78 and AN Petersen’s 56 in this game provide the 14^th and 15^th occasion of an opening batsman scoring fifties in CLT20 games. It also provide the first occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring fifties in CLT20 games.

M Klingner’s 78 and AN Petersen’s 56 in this game provide the fifth and sixth occasion of captains scoring fifties in CLT20 games. It also provides the first occasion of rival captains scoring fifties in CLT20 games.

CJ Ferguson {47}, CJ Borgas {02} and TLW Cooper {06} were dismissed run out in South Australia’s innings swelling the number of run outs in CLT20 games to 41. This also provide the fourtj occasion of three batsman run out in an innings in CLT20 games. The first occasion – Three otago batsmen {BB McCullum for 21, CD Cumming for 18 and NT Broom for 5} vs Cape Cobras at Hyd-RGS on 10.10.09, The second occasion – Three Deccan Chargers batsmen {A Symonds for 2, SB Styris for 14 and FH Edwards for zero} vs Trinida and Tobago at Hyd-RGS on 14.10.09. The third occasion – Three Trinidad & Tobago batsmen {D Ganga for 32, DM Bravo for 27 and S Ramdin for 23} vs New South Wales at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09.

ND McKenzie {15} and Z de Bryun {11} were run out in Lion’s innings providing the 42^nd and 43^rd occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in CLT20 games.

This game witnessed five run outs {three from South Australia and two from Lions} providing the second occasion of five batsmen run out in a match. The other occasion was in the game between Trinidad and Tobago and Deccan Chargers at Hyd-RGS on 14.10.09 {Two batsmen of Trinidad and Tobago – D Ganga for zero and DJ Bravo for 11 and three batsmen of Deccan Chargers – A Symonds for 2, SB Styris for 14 and FH Edwards for zero}

M Klinger and CJ Ferguson added 97 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 37^th occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs partnership in CLT20 games. This stand also represents the seventh occasion of a fifty plus runs stand for the third wicket and also represent the record stand for the third wicket in CLT20 games. The previous best third wicket stand was 95 runs between AG Puttick and JP Duminy of Cape Cobras vs Otago at Hyd-RGS on 10.10.09.

M Klinger and CJ Ferguson added 97 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the second best partnership in CLT20 games. The best partnership is the 121 runs partnership for the first wicket between PJ Hughes and DA Warner of New South Wales vs Trinidad and Tobago at Hyd-RGS on 16.10.09

M Klinger and CJ Ferguson added 97 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the fifth occasion of 90 plus runs partnership in CLT20 games. The other four occasions are – 95 runs for the third wicket between AG Puttick and JP Duminy of Cape Cobras vs Otago at Hyd-RGS on 10.10.09, 93 runs for the second wicket between R Dravid and LRPL Taylor of RCB vs Delhi Daredevils at Bangalore on 17.10.09, 93* runs for the fourth wicket between D Ganga and DJ Bravo of Trinidad & Tobago vs Cape Cobras at Hyd-RGS on 22.10.09 and 90* runs for the third wicket between PJ Hughes and MC Henriques of NSW vs Sussex at Lord’s on 11.10.09

SW Tait returned with figures of 3 for 36 in this game providing the 28^th occasion of a bowler capturing three or more wickets in CLT20 games. His figures also represents the most expensive bowling figures in terms of runs conceded amongst the bowler who have capured three or more wickets. The earlier expensive bowling figures were credited to CJ Willoughby of Somerset who had figures of 3 for 35 against Trinidad & Tobago at Banglalore on 12.10.09.

AN Petersen’s 59 in this game was in a losing cause providing the tenth occasion of a batsman’s fifty going in vain in CLT20 games. It also represents the third occasion of a captain’s fifty in a losing cause. The other two occasions are – AC Gilchrist’s 51 going in vain in the game between Deccan Chargers vs Trinidad and Tobago at Hyd-RGS on 14.10.09 and SR Tendulkar’s 69 going in vain in the game between Mumbai Indians and Highveld Lions at Johannesburg on 10.09.10

R Cameron was stumped for 17 in this game providing the eighth occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped in CLT20 games

Z de Bruyn returned with figures of 1 for 41 in this game providing the 13^th occasion of a bowler conceding 40 plus runs in an innings in CLT20 games.