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When JA Morkel captured the wicket of RG Sharma caught by Muralitharan for 2 in the second semi final between Chennai and Hyderabad at Mum-DYP on 22.04.10 he became the highest wicket taker in Twenty20 games. It was his 91^st wicket and he went past Yasir Arafat’s 90 wickets. Prior to the start of this game, Yasir Arafat and JA Morkel had an aggregate of 90 wickets

JA Morkel’s 91 wickets have come from 106 matches. He has bowled 309.5 overs of which four were maiden overs. He has conceded 2471 runs for his 91 wickets at an average of 27.15 runs per wicket. His best bowling effort is his 4 for 30. He has taken four wickets in an innings on two occasions.

He has represented Chennai Super Kings, Durham, South Africa and Titan in Twenty20 games.

Yasir Arafat’s 90 wickets have come from 69 matches. He has bowled 234.1 overs of which four were non overs. He has conceded 1777 runs for his 90wickets at an average of 19.74 runs per wicket. His best bowling effort was his four for 17. He has captured four wickets in an innings on four occasions

He has represented Kent, Otago, Pakistan, Rawalpindi Rams and Sussex in Twenty20 games

MS Dhoni aggregated 1000 runs in IPL in the match between Chennai and Hyderabad at Mum-DYP on 22.04.10. Dhoni had an aggregate of 980 runs prior to the start of the match. He reached the milestone when he took his score from 18 to 22 during the course of his innings of 30 in this game. At the end of the game his aggregate stood at 1011.

Dhoni is the eleventh batsman to aggregate 1000 IPL runs. Others are SK Raina {1318}, AC Gilchrist {1216}, RG Sharma {1170}, SR Tendulkar {1122}, JH Kallis {1113}, G Gambhir {1097}, ML Hayden {1090}, SC Ganguly {1031}, YK Pathan {1011} and KC Sangakkara {1009}

Dhoni’s 1011 runs have come from 42 matches, 37 innings of which four were not outs. His highest score is 66 not out. He has an average of 38.88 runs per innings. He has scored six half centuries and two zeroes. He has scored 84 boundary fours and 31 boundary sixes

MS Dhoni became the third wicket keeper batsman to score 1000 IPL runs after AC Gilchrist {1216} and KC Sangakkara {1009}

He is also the third captain in IPL to aggregate 1000 runs after AC Gilchrist {1047} and SR Tendulkar {1122}

He is the second wicket keeper cum captain to score 1000 plus IPL runs after AC Gilchrist who has scored 1032 runs

PP Ojha captured his 70^th wicket in Twenty20 games when he captured the wicket of JA Morkel caught by A Symonds for 4 in this game.

He became the 15th bowler to capture 70 plus wickets in Twenty20 games. The complete list reads thus – JA Morkel {91} Yasir Arafat {90}, GR Napier {88}, Umar Gul {86}, DP Nannes {84}, T Hendersen {84}, AD Mascarenhas {80}, M Muralitharan {79}, Shahid Afridi {78}, Irfan Pathan {78}, AJ Hall {75}, RP Singh {74}, Azhar Mahmood {71}, CM Willouhby {70}, PP Ojha {70}.

DJ Bollinger’s four for 13 in this game represents the best bowling figures in a semi final of IPL. He became the first bowler to capture four wickets in a semi final of IPL. The previous best figures were credited to SR Watson of Jaipur who had captured three for 10 against Delhi at Mum {WS} on 30.05.08 in the first semi finals of the 2008 edition

DE Bollinger four for 13 in this game represent the 28^th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in IPL. He became the fifth bowler to capture four wickets in the third edition of IPL. Others are – AD Mathews of Kolkata {4 for 19 vs Bangalore at Kolkata on 14.03.10}, R Vinay Kumar of Bangalore {4 for 40 vs Chennai at Bangalore on 23.04.10}, SL Malinga of Mumbai {4 for 22 vs Mohali at Mumbai {BS} on 30.03.10 and SK Warne of Jaipur {4 for 21 vs Hyderabad at Nagpur on 05.04.10}

DE Bollinger’s four for 13 in this game represent the best bowling figures in the third editon of IPL games played so far.

DE Bollinger’s four for 13 in this game represent the seventh occasion of a Chennai bowler capturing four or more wickets in IPL. Other occasions are – L Balaji {5 for 24 vs Mohali at Chennai on 10.05.08}, M Ntini {4 for 21 vs Kolkata at Kolkata on 18.05.08}, JA Morkel {4 for 32 vs Bangalore at Chennai on 21.05.08}, L Balaji {4 for 21 vs Jaipur at Centurion on 30.04.09}, SB Jakati {4 for 24 vw Delhi at Jo’burg on 02.05.09} and SB Jakati {4 for 22 vs Hyderabad at East London on 04.05.09}

DE Bollinger’s four for 13 in this game represent the sixth occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets against Hyderabad. Other occasions are – A Nehra of Delhi {5 for 17 at Delhi on 15.05.08}, SB Jakati of Chenai {4 for 22 at East London on 04.05.09}, R Bhatia of Delhi {4 for 15 at Durban on 13.05.09, A Kumble of Bangalore {4 for 16 at Johannesburg on 24.05.09} and SK Warne of Jaipur {4 for 21 at Nagpur on 05.04.09}

Anil Kumble’s lone wicket – that of JP Duminy caught by KP Pietersen for three – in the first semi final between Bangalore and Mumbai at Mum-DYP on 21.04.10 – gave him his 50^th wicket in Twenty20 games.

He became the 48^th bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in Twenty20 games. The complete list reads thus – Yasir Arafat {90}. JA Morkel {90}, GR Napier {88}, Umar Gul {86}, DP Nannes {84}, T Hendersen {84}, AD Mascarenhas {80}, M Muralitharan {79}, Shahid Afridi {78}, Irfan Pathan {78}, AJ Hall {75}, RP Singh {74}, Azhar Mahmood {71}, CM Willouhby {70}, PP Ojha {69}, J Louw {68}, SL Malinga {67}, AC Thomas {66}, DL Vettori {63}, DW Steyn {63}, R McLaren {63}, Saeed Ajmal {62}, TJ Murtagh {62}, CK Langveldt {61}, ND Doshi {61}, A Mishra {61}, GP Swann {61}, NM Carter {61}, JJ van der Wath {61}, SJ Cook {60}, Harbhajan Singh {58}, JC Tredwell {58}, DJ Bravo {58}, Danish Kaneria {57}, SB Styris {57}, BAW Mendis {56}, ST Jayasuriya {56}, PP Chawla {55}, Zaheer Khan {55}, Abdul Razzaq {53}, SW Tait {52}, Naved-ul-Hasan {52}, IJ Harvey {52}, RJ Kirtley {51}, YA Abdulla {50}, Mohammad Asif {50}, CW Hendersen {50} and A Kumble {50}

He is the eighth Indian bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in Twenty20 games. Others are – Irfan Pathan {78}, RP Singh {74}, PP Ojha {69}, A Mishra {61}, Harbhajan Singh {58}, Zaheer Khan {55} and PP Chawla {55}.

Kumble’s 55 wickets have come from 48 matches. He has bowled 184 overs of which one is a non over. He has conceded 1242 runs for his 55 wickets which have come at an average of 24.84 runs per wicket. His best bowling figures were five wickets conceding five runs. He has captured five wickets in a match once and four wickets in a match once.

Kumble is one of the four bowlers who have captured five wickets conceding single digit runs in Twenty20 games. A Kumble of Bangalore {3.1-1-5-5 vs Jaipur at Cape Town on 18.04.08}, Umar Gul of Pakistan {3.0-0-6-5 vs New Zealand at The Oval on 13.06.09}, M Diwakar of Jharkhand {3.1-2-6-5 vs Tripura at Dhanbad on 20.10.09} and D Mohammad of Trinidad and Tobago {3.0-0-8-5 vs St Lucia at Coolidge on 02.02.08}

On the IPL front, at the end of the first Semi finals between Bangalore and Mumbai at Mum-DYP on 21.04.10, Kumble’s aggregate stood at 41. He is the seventh bowler to capture 40 plus wickets in IPL. Others are RP Singh {51}, PP Ojha {49}, IK Pathan {47}, SK Warne {44}, A Mishra {42} and PP Chawla {41}

Kumble’s 41 IPL wickets have come from 41 matches. He has bowled 157.2 overs of which one is a non over. He has conceded 1042 runs for his 41 wickets which have come at an average of 25.41 runs per wicket. His best bowling figures are five for five. He has captured five wickets once and four wickets once. He is the third bowler to capture five wickets once and four wickets once in IPL after L Balaji of Chennai and Sohail Tanvir of Jaipur

At the end of the league stage of IPL, DJ Hussey became the second batsman to appear in 100 Twenty 20 games. He played his 101^st Twenty20 game against Mumbai at Kolkata on 19.04.10 in which he scored 20 not out. His 100^th game was against Chennai at Chennai on 13.04.10. He failed to score in his 100^th appearance as he was stumped by MS Dhoni of R Ashwin

The other batsman who has appeared in 100 plus Twenty20 games is JA Morkel. At the end of the league stage of IPL he has appeared in 105 matches. Morkel’s 100^th appearance was the game between Chennai and Jaipur at Ahmedabad on 28.03.10 in which he scored 28 runs

DJ Hussey has scored 2449 runs from 101 matches and 96 innings of which 17 were not outs. His highest score is 100 not out and has an average of 31.00 runs per innings. He has scored one hundred and 12 half centuries. With the leather he has captured 29 wickets conceding 871 runs. His best bowling is 3 for 25 and has an average of 30.03 runs per wicket. He has taken 51 catches and holds the record for most catches in Twetny20 games. Infact he is the only fieldsman to pouch 50 plus catches in Twenty20 games.

DJ Hussey has represented Australia, Australia A. Kolkata Knight Riders, Nottinghamshire and Victoria in Twenty20 games

JA Morkel has an aggregate of 1494 runs from 105 matches, 86 innings of which 27 were not outs. His highest score is 71 and has an average of 25.32 runs per innings. He has scored four half centuries. With the leather he has an aggregate of 90 wickets conceding 2456 runs. He has an average of 27.28 runs per wicket. His best bowling figures is 4 for 30. He has taken four wickets in a match on two occasions. He has taken 22 catches

Yasir Arafat and JA Morkel share the record for most wickets in Twenty20 games. Both the bowlers have captured 90 wickets. JA Morkel’s 90^th victim was DPMD Jayawardene who was caught by Tyagi for 21 in the game between Chennai and Mohali at Dharamsala on 18.04.10

JA Morkel has represented Chennai Super Kings, Durham, South Africa and Titans in Twenty20 games.

RG Sharma took his aggregate of IPL catches to 21 with three catches in the game between Hyderabad and Delhi at Delhi on 18.04.10. He became the fourth fieldsman in IPL to pouch 20 plus catches. Others are SK Raina {25}, AB de Villiers {22} and HH Gibbs {21}

RG Sharma’s three catches in this game provide the eleventh occasion of a fieldsman taking three or more catches in an innings in IPL. The complete list read thus – SR Tendulkar of Mumbai – four catches vs Kolakta at Mumbai on 16.05.08, DA Warner of Delhi – four catches vs Jaipur at Delhi on 31.03.10, AM Nayar of Mumbai – three catches vs Bangalore at Mumbai on 20.04.08, RV Uthappa of Mumbai – three catches vs Delhi at Delhi on 04.05.08, PP Chawla of Mohali – theee catches vs Bangalore at Durban on 01.05.09, AB de Villiers of Delhi – three catches vs Chennai at Jo’burg on 02.05.09, RP Singh of Hyderabad – three catches vs Chennai at Chennai on 14.03.10, SK Raina of Chennai – three catches vs Delhi at Delhi on 19.03.10, DA Warner of Delhi – three catches vs Bangalore at Delhi on 04.04.10, B Sumanth of Hyderabad – three catches at Nagpur on 12.04.10

RG Sharma’s three catches in this game provide the sixth occasion of a fieldsman pouching three or more catches in 2010 edition. The six occasions are – SR Tendulkar of Mumbai – four catches vs Kolakta at Mumbai on 16.05.08, RP Singh of Hyderabad – three catches vs Chennai at Chennai on 14.03.10, SK Raina of Chennai – three catches vs Delhi at Delhi on 19.03.10, DA Warner of Delhi – three catches vs Bangalore at Delhi on 04.04.10, B Sumanth of Hyderabad – three catches at Nagpur on 12.04.10 and RG Sharma of Hyderabad – three catches vs Delhi at Dharmsala on 18.04.10

RG Sharma became the third fieldsman to pouch three catches in an innings against Delhi. Other two are – RV Uthappa of Mumbai – three catches vs Delhi at Delhi on 04.05.08 and SK Raina of Chennai – three catches vs Delhi at Delhi on 19.03.10

RG Sharma became the third Hyderabad fieldsman to pouch three catches in an innings. The other two are – RP Singh – three catches vs Chennai at Chennai on 14.03.10 and B Sumanth – three catches at Nagpur on 12.04.10

KRD Karthik caught RG Sharma of U Yadav for 11 in this game to take his IPL dismissals aggregate to 37. KRD Karthik with 37 dismissals shares the record of most IPL dismissals with AC Gilchrist who also has 37 dismissals to his credit.

By a statistical coincidence, both these wicket keepers have 24 catches and 13 stumping dismissals which totals to 37 dismissals

A Symonds hit five sixes in his innings of 54 in this game providing the ninth occasion of a Hyderabad batsman hitting five or more sixes in an innings. The particulars are – AC Gilchrist {10 sixes in 109 vs Mumbai at Mumbai on 27.04.08}, A Symonds {07 sixes in his 117* vs Jaipur at Hyd-RGS on 24.04.08}, YV Venugopala Rao {06 sixes in his 71* vs Kolkata at Hyd-RGS on 11.05.08}, AC Gilchrist {05 sixes in his 71 vs Bangalore at Cape Town on 22.04.08}, RG Sharma {05 sixes in his 52 vs Bangalore at Cape Town on 22.04.09}, DR Smith {05 sixes in his 49 vs Chennai at East London on 04.05.09}, AC Gilchrist {05 sixes in his 64 vs Delhi at Durban on 04.05.09}, AC Gilchrist {05 sixes in his 85 vs Delhi at Centurion on 15.05.09} and A Symonds {05 sixes in his 54 vs Delhi at Delhi on 18.04.10}

A Symond’s five sixes in this game provide the third occasion of a Hyderabad batsman scoring five sixes in an innings at Delhi. The other two occasions are – AC Gilchrist {05 sixes in his 85 vs Delhi at Centurion on 15.05.09} and A Symonds {05 sixes in his 54 vs Delhi at Delhi on 18.04.10}. A Symonds is the second Hyderabad batsman to hit five sixes in an innings against Delhi

KC Sangakkara completed 1000 IPL runs during the match between Mohali and Chennai at Dharamsala on 18.04.10. He reached the mile stone when he was on 24 during the course of his knock of 33. At the end of the game his aggregate stood at 1009

Sangakkara became the ninth batsman to aggregate 1000 IPL runs. Others are – SK Raina {1316}, AC Gilchrist {1201}. RG Sharma {1168}, SR Tendulkar {1113}, JH Kallis {1097}, ML Hayden {1082} and YK Pathan {1011}

Sangakkara’s 1009 runs have come from 37 matches, 34 innings of which two were not outs. His highest score is 94. He has an average of 31.53 runs per innings. He has scored eight half centuries and two zeroes. He has scored 117 boundary four and 18 boundary sixes.

KC Sangakkara earned the distinction of becoming the second wicket keeper batsman to aggregate 1000 IPL runs after AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad who has an aggregate of 1201 runs.

SE Marsh of Mohali scored 88 not out in this game which represents his eighth fifty in IPL. He became the ninth batsman in IPL to register eight or more fifties. Others are – JH Kallis {10}, ML Hayden {08}, SR Tendulkar {08}, KC Sangakkara {08}, G Gambhir {08}, SK Raina {08}, RG Sharma {08} and AC Gilchrist {08}

SE Marsh’s eight fifties read thus – 85* vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 01.05.08, 58 vs Chennai at Chennai on 10.05.08, 74* vs Bangalore at Mohali on 12.05.08, 81 vs Mumbai at Mumbai on 21.05.08, 60 vs Hyderabad at Mohali on 23.05.08, 115 vs Jaipur at Mohali on 28.05.08, 57 vs Mumbai at Mumbai on 30.03.10 and 88* vs Chennai at Dharamsala on 18.04.10

SE Marsh and AC Gilchrist are the two batsmen among the captioned nine batsmen to have scored a hundred in their eight fifties.

SC Ganguly’s 75 not out in the game between Kolkata and Jaipur at Kolkata on 18.04.10 provides the 42^nd occasion of a captain scoring fifty in IPL.

SC Ganguly registered his seventh fifty while leading Kolkata when he scored 75 not out in this game. He is on par with AC Gilchrist who has scored seven fifties. Only SR Tendulkar with eight fifties has scored more fifties than SC Ganguly and AC Gilchrist at the end of the game

AC Gilchrist’s fifties read thus – 54 vs Chennai at Chennai on 06.05.08, 61 vs Jaipur at Jaipur on 09.05.08, 50 vs Mohali at Mohali on 23.05.08, 71 vs Bangalore at Cape Town on 22.04.09, 64 vs Delhi at Durban on 13.05.09, 85 vs Delhi at Centurion on 22.05.09 and 54 vs Kolkata at Mumbai on 12.03.10

SC Ganguly’s fifties read thus – 51 vs Kolkata at Jaipur on 01.05.08, 91 vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 11.05.08, 86* vs Mohali at Kolkata on 25.05.08, 50 vs Mohali at Kolkata on 27.03.10, 88 vs Hyderabad at Kolkata on 01.04.10, 56 vs Delhi at Kolkata on 07.04.10 and 75* vs Jaipur at Kolkata on 17.04.10

SR Tendulkar’s eight fifties read thus – 65 vs Mohali at Mumbai on 21.05.08, 59* vs Chennai at Cape Town on 18.04.09, 68 vs Kolkata at P Elizabeth on 27.04.10, 63 vs Delhi at Delhi on 17.03.10, 71* vs Kolkata at Mumbai {BS} on 22.03.10, 72 vs Chennai at Mumbai {BS} on 25.03.10, 55 vs Hyderabad at Mumbai on 28.03.10 and 89* vs Jaipur at Jaipur on 11.04.10

Mumbai won its game against Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.04.10 by 57 runs providing the fifteenth occasion of a team winning an IPL game by 50 plus run margin. All the fifteen occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kolkata	140 runs	223	Bangalore	Bangalore	18.04.08
2	Jaipur	105 runs	193	Delhi	Mumbai	30.05.08
3	Mumbai	098 runs	219	Delhi	Delhi	17.03.10
4	Chennai	092 runs	180	Bangalore	P Elizabeth	20.04.09
5	Mumbai	092 runs	188	Kolkata	P Elizabeth	27.04.09
6	Chennai	078 runs	179	Hyderabad	E London	04.05.09
7	Jaipur	078 runs	212	Mohali	Durban	05.05.09
8	Bangalore	075 runs	134	Jaipur	Cape Town	18.04.09
9	Delhi	067 runs	189	Jaipur	Delhi	31.03.10
10	Mohali	066 runs	183	Mumbai	Mohali	25.04.08
11	Jaipur	065 runs	198	Bangalore	Jaipur	17.05.08
12	Mumbai	063 runs	179	Hyderabad	Mum-BS	03.04.10
13	Mumbai	057 runs	192	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.04.10
14	Chennai	055 runs	165	Kolkata	Kolkata	16.03.10
15	Hyderabad	053 runs	167	Jaipur	Kimberley	11.05.09

Mumbai won its game against Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.04.10 by 57 runs gave Mumbai its fourth win by 50 plus runs margin in IPL. Mumbai’s four wins by 50 plus runs is a record for most wins by 50 plus runs margin by a team in IPL. Chennai and Jaipur are the other two teams which have won a game by 50 plus runs margin on three occasions

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Chennai	092 runs	180	Bangalore	P Elizabeth	20.04.09
2	Chennai	078 runs	179	Hyderabad	E London	04.05.09
3	Chennai	055 runs	165	Kolkata	Kolkata	16.03.10
1	Jaipur	105 runs	193	Delhi	Mumbai	30.05.08
2	Jaipur	078 runs	212	Mohali	Durban	05.05.09
3	Jaipur	065 runs	198	Bangalore	Jaipur	17.05.08
1	Mumbai	098 runs	219	Delhi	Delhi	17.03.10
2	Mumbai	092 runs	188	Kolkata	P Elizabeth	27.04.09
3	Mumbai	063 runs	179	Hyderabad	Mum-BS	03.04.10
4	Mumbai	057 runs	192	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.04.10

Bangalore lost its game by 57 runs against Mumbai at Bangalore on 17.04.10 providing the fourth occasion of Bangalore losing the game by 50 plus runs in IPL. Bangalore owns the record for losing a game on most occasions by 50 plus runs margin in IPL – on four occasions. Jaipur is the other team which has lost an IPL game by 50 plus runs margin on three ocasions

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kolkata	140 runs	223	Bangalore	Bangalore	18.04.08
2	Chennai	092 runs	180	Bangalore	P Elizabeth	20.04.09
3	Jaipur	065 runs	198	Bangalore	Jaipur	17.05.08
4	Mumbai	057 runs	192	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.04.10
1	Bangalore	075 runs	134	Jaipur	Cape Town	18.04.09
2	Delhi	067 runs	189	Jaipur	Delhi	31.03.10
3	Hyderabad	053 runs	167	Jaipur	Kimberley	11.05.09

Pankaj Singh of Bangalore retuned with figures of 4.0-0-54-0 in the game against Mumbai at Bangalore on 17.04.10 providing the 24^th occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an IPL game. All the 24 occasions are listed below

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RP Singh	1	59	Hyderabad	Kolkata	Hyd-RGS	11.05.08
2	M Mortaza	0	58	Kolkata	Hyderabad	Jo’burg	16.05.09
3	P Amarnath	1	57	Chennai	Mumbai	Chennai	23.04.08
4	VRV Singh	0	56	Mohali	Mumbai	Mumbai	21.05.08
5	JA Morkel	2	56	Chennai	Jaipur	Chennai	03.04.10
6	MM Patel	0	55	Jaipur	Hyderabad	Hyd-RGS	24.04.08
7	MM Patel	1	55	Jaipur	Chennai	Chennai	24.05.08
8	Pankaj Singh	0	54	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	17.04.10
9	JR Hopes	1	53	Mohali	Chennai	Mohali	19.04.08
10	JDP Oram	0	53	Chennai	Mumbai	Chennai	23.04.08
11	SW Tait	1	53	Jaipur	Delhi	Delhi	31.03.10
12	WPUJC Vaas	2	52	Hyderabad	Delhi	Durban	13.05.09
13	Muralitharan	1	52	Chennai	Jaipur	Chennai	03.04.10
14	Mohd Asif	0	51	Delhi	Hyderabad	Delhi	15.05.08
15	PJ Sangwan	0	51	Delhi	Bangalore	Bangalore	19.05.08
16	JH Kallis	1	51	Bangalore	Mohali	Durban	24.04.09
17	R Sathish	1	51	Mumbai	Jaipur	Mumbai (BS)	13.03.10
18	S Sreesanth	0	51	Mohali	Hyderabad	Cuttack	19.03.10
19	RP Singh	1	51	Hyderabad	Mohali	Dharamsala	16.04.10
20	RP Singh	0	50	Hyderabad	Delhi	Delhi	15.05.08
21	B Geeves	1	50	Delhi	Mumbai	Delhi	24.05.08
22	VY Mahesh	2	50	Delhi	Jaipur	Mumbai	30.05.08
23	A Flintoff	0	50	Chennai	Delhi	Durban	23.04.09
24	MF Maharoof	2	50	Delhi	Mumbai	Delhi	17.03.10

The following table lists out the ten occasions of a bowler going wicket less conceding 50 plus runs in IPL with Pankaj Singh with his none for 54 figuring in the list. Pankaj Singh became the first Bangalore bowler to concede 50 plus runs without capturing a wicket

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	M Mortaza	0	58	Kolkata	Hyderabad	Jo’burg	16.05.09
2	VRV Singh	0	56	Mohali	Mumbai	Mumbai	21.05.08
3	MM Patel	0	55	Jaipur	Hyderabad	Hyd-RGS	24.04.08
4	Pankaj Singh	0	54	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	17.04.10
5	JDP Oram	0	53	Chennai	Mumbai	Chennai	23.04.08
6	Mohd Asif	0	51	Delhi	Hyderabad	Delhi	15.05.08
7	PJ Sangwan	0	51	Delhi	Bangalore	Bangalore	19.05.08
8	S Sreesanth	0	51	Mohali	Hyderabad	Cuttack	19.03.10
9	RP Singh	0	50	Hyderabad	Delhi	Delhi	15.05.08
10	A Flintoff	0	50	Chennai	Delhi	Durban	23.04.09

Pankaj Singh became the second Bangalore bowler to concede 50 plus runs in IPL after JH Kallis. Pankaj Singh’s none for 54 represents the most expensive figures in terms of runs conceded by a Bangalore bowler in IPL in terms of runs conceded

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Pankaj Singh	0	54	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	17.04.10
2	JH Kallis	1	51	Bangalore	Mohali	Durban	24.04.09

Pankaj Singh became the sixth bowler to concede 50 plus runs against Mumbai in an IPL game. Others are – P Amarnath of Chennai, VRV Singh of Mohali., JDP Oram of Chennai, B Geeves of Delhi and MF Mahroof of Delhi

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	P Amarnath	1	57	Chennai	Mumbai	Chennai	23.04.08
2	VRV Singh	0	56	Mohali	Mumbai	Mumbai	21.05.08
3	Pankaj Singh	0	54	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	17.04.10
4	JDP Oram	0	53	Chennai	Mumbai	Chennai	23.04.08
5	B Geeves	1	50	Delhi	Mumbai	Delhi	24.05.08
6	MF Maharoof	2	50	Delhi	Mumbai	Delhi	17.03.10

KC Sangakkara’s 52 in the game between Mohali and Hyderabad at Dharmasala on 16.04.10 represent his eighth fifty in IPL. He became the seventh batsman in IPL to score eight or more fifties. The others are JH Kallis of Bangalore {ten}, AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad {eight}, ML Hayden of Chennai {eight}, SK Raina {eight}, SR Tendulkar of Mumbai {eight}, SK Raina of Chennai {eight} and G Gambhir of Delhi {08}

KC Sangakkara’s eight fifties read thus – 54* vs Chennai at Mohali on 19.04.08, 94 vs Mumbai at Mohali on 25.04.08, 50 vs Hyderabad at Mohali on 23.05.08, 64 vs Kolkata at Kolkata on 26.05.08, 60 vs Jaipur at Cape Town o 26.04.09, 56 vs Hyderabad at Johannesburg on 17.05.09, 56 vs Mumbai at Mohali on 09.04.10 and 52 vs Hyderabad at Dharmasala on 16.04.10

Later during Hyderabad innings, RG Sharma with his 68 not out became the eighth batsman to score eight or more fifties in IPL

RG Sharma’s eight fifties read thus – 66 vs Delhi at Hyderabad on 22.04.08, 76* vs Mohali at Hyderabad on 01.05.08, 57 vs Bangalore at Bangalore on 03.05.08, 50 vs Mohali at Mohali on 23.05.08, 52 vs Bangalore at Cape Town on 22.04.09, 73 vs Jaipur at Nagpur on 05.04.10, 51 vs Bangalore at Nagpur on 12.04.10 and 68* vs Mohali at Dharmasala on 16.04.10

KC Sangakkara with his eight fifties shares the record of most fifties by a wicket keeper batsman in IPL with AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad who also have scored eight fifties.

AC Gilchrist’s fifties read thus – 109* vs Mumbai at Mum-DYP on 27.04.08, 54 vs Chennai at Chennai on 06.05.08, 61 vs Jaipur at Jaipur on 09.05.08, 50 vs Mohali at Mohali on 23.05.08, 71 vs Bangalore at Cape Town on 22.04.09, 63 vs Delhi at Durban on 13.05.09, 85 vs Delhi at Centurion on 22.05.09 and 54 vs Kolkata at Mumbai {DYP} on 12.03.10

KC Sangakkara with his eight half centuries owns the record of most half centuries by a wicket keeper batsman in IPL. He wrested the record from AC Gilchrist of Hyderabad who has scored seven half centuries

DPMD Jayawardene’s 93 not out in this game provide the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in IPL. Other seven occasions are – 98 by SK Raina {Chennai vs Jaipur at Centurion on 30.04.09}, 94* by V Sehwag {Delhi vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 22.04.08}, 94 by KC Sangakkara {Mohali vs Mumbai at Mumbai on 25.04.08}, 94* by NV Ojha {Jaipur vs Chennai at Chennai on 02.04.10}, 93 by ML Hayden {Chennai vs Delhi at Delhi on 19.03.10}, 91 by SC Ganguly {Kolkata vs Hyderabad at Hyderabad on 11.05.08} and 91 by GC Smith {Jaipur vs Chennai at Chennai on 24.05.08}

DPMD Jayawardene’s 93 not out in this game provide the second occasion of a Mohali batsman scoring a ninety in IPL. KC Sangakkara had scored 94 vs Mumbai at Mumbai on 02.04.10

RP Singh conceded 51 runs in this game providing the 23^rd occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in an IPL game.

RP Singh with his figures of 4.0-0-51-1 in this game owns the record of conceding 50 plus runs on most occasions in IPL. He has leaked 50 plus runs on three occasions – 4.0-0-59-1 vs Kolkata at Hyd-RGS on 11.05.08, 4.0-0-51-1 vs Mohali at Dharmasala on 16.04.10 and 4.0-0-50-0 vs Delhi at Delhi on 16.05.08

RP Singh wrested this dubious record from MM Patel of Jaipir who had conceded 50 plus runs on two occasions – 4.0-0-55-0 vs Hyderabad at Hyd-RGS on 24.04.08 and 4.0-0-55-1 vs Chennai at Chennai on 24.05.09

RP Singh’s bowling figures of 4.0-0-59-1 against Kolkata at Hyd-RGS on 11.05.08 represent the most expensive bowling figures in terms of runs conceded in IPL games

AC Gilchrist at the end of this game has the record of most dismissals by a wicket keeper in IPL. He has effected 37 dismissals – 24 catches and 13 stumpings. His 37^th victim was SE Marsh of the bowling of RJ Harris for zero. He wrested the record from KRD Karthik of Delhi who has 36 dismissals to his credit {23 catches and 13 stumpings}

AC Gilchrist’s 24 catches is a record for most catches held by a wicket keeper in IPL. He wrested the record from KRD Karthik of Delhi who has pouched 23 catches

This match witnessed the third pair of brothers playing for the rival teams in an IPL game. SE Marsh represented Mohali and ME Marsh represented Hyderabad in this game

Yousuf Pathan of Jaipur and Irfan Pathan of Mohali {half brothers} and MEK Hussey of Chennai and DJ Hussey of Kolkata were the other pair of brothers who have played for rival teams in IPL