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The following are the key statistics of the Champions League T20 which was concluded yesterday.

The only tied game of the tournament was between Diamond Eagles and Sussex Sharks at Delhi on 13.10.09. Diamond Eagles won the game on one over eliminator.

Trinidad & Tobago’s 214 for 3 against Diamond Eagles at Hyderabad on 18.10.09 is the highest total posted by a team in the tournament. This total also represent the only occasion of a team posting a total in excess of 200 runs in the tournament.

Cape Cobra’s 84 all out against Delhi Daredevils at Delhi on 19.10.09 remains the only total of a team dismisses all out for a total of less than 100 runs in the tournament. This total also represent the lowest completed innings in the tournament

JP Duminy of Cape Cobras {224}, DA Wanrer of New South Wales {207} and PJ Hughes of New South Wales {202} are the three batsmen who have aggregated 200 plus runs in the tournament. JP Duminy with 224 runs has the most runs in the tournament.

AG Puttick of Cape Cobras with his 104 not out against Otago Volts remains the only centurion of the tournament. His knock not only represents the highest individual score by a batsman but also represent the only hundred by a captain in the tournament.

LRPL Taylor of Royal Challengers Bangalore, JP Duminy of Cape Cobras and PJ Hughes of New South Wales share the record for most fifties in the tournament. All the three batsmen have registered two fifties.

RJ Quiney of Victoria holds the record for most zeroes in the tournament with three zeroes to his credit.

KA Pollard of Trinidad & Tobago with his 14 sixes holds the record for most sixes by a batsman in the tournament. LRPL Taylor of Royal Challengers, Bangalore with 11 sixes and JP Duminy of Cape Cobras with 10 sixes are the other two batsmen who have scored ten or more sixes in the tournament.

Most sixes in an innings in the tournament is five and is shared by JP Duminy of Cape Cobras, KA Pollard of Trinidad & Tobago and B Lee of New South Wales.

DJ Bravo of Trinidad & Tobago with 12 wickets to his earned the record for most wickets in the tournament. MC Henriques of New South Wales and CJ Mckay of Victoria with ten wickets each are the other two bowlers to aggregate ten or more wickets in the tournament.

CJD de Villers of Diamond Eagles, AB McDonald of Victoria, DJ Bravo of Trinidad & Tobago and DP Nannes of Delhi Daredevils are the four bowlers who have caprured four wickets in the tournament.

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	deVilliers	4	17	Eagles	Somerset	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
2	McDonald	4	21	Victoria	RCB	B’lore	15.10.09
3	DJBravo	4	23	Tri-Tob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
4	Nannes	4	24	Delhi	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09

CJD de Villers of Diamond Eagles with his 4 for 17 against Somerset at Hyderabad on 16.10.09 has the best bowling figures in the tournament. He returned with figures of 4.0-2-17-4 and earned the distinction of becoming the only bowler in the tournament to bowl two maiden overs which are also wicket maidens.

A Mishra of Delhi Daredevils conceded most runs by a bowler in the tournament. He retunred with figures of 4.0-0-59-0 against Royal Challengers Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.10.09. His figure not only represent the mose expensive figures in terms of runs conceded but also represent the most expensive by a bowler who has conceded fifty plus runs without capturing a wicket. In fact, A Mishra remains the only bowler in the tournament to concede fifty plus runs without capturing a wicket.

D Ramdin of Trinidad & Tobago and DLR Smith of New South Wales share the record for most dismissals in the tournament with four dismissals each.

D Ramdin of Trinidad & Tobago holds the record for most catches in the tournament by a wicket keeper with four catches to his credit. DLR Smith of New South Wales holds the record for most stumpings in the tournament with three stumpings to his credit

RCC Canning of Cape Cobras, AC Gilchrst of Deccan Chargers and D Ramdin of Trinidad & Tobago share the record for most dismissals in an innings. All the three wicket keepers have effected two disimssals.

SM Katich of New South Wales and KA Pollard of Trinidad & Tobago share the record for most cathes in the tournament. Both have pouched five catches each. SM Katich of New South Wales with three catches against Victoria Bushrangers at Delhi on 21.10.09 holds the record for most cathes in an innings.

121 runs partnership for the first wicket between DA Warner and PJ Hughes of New South Wales against Trinidad and Tobago at Hyderabad on 16.10.09 remains the only three figure partnership of the tournament.

Finals : New South Wales Blues vs Trinidad & Tobago at Hyderabad on 23.10.09. New South Wales Blues won by 41 runs

DA Warner completed 1000 T20 runs in this game when he was on 14 during his knock of 19. At the end of this game his aggregate stood at 1005. DA Warner became the 63^rd batsman in the history of T20 game to aggregate 1000 plus runs.

DA Warner is the fourth batsman to complete 1000 T20 runs in Champions League T20. Others are JH Kallis, JL Langer and SM Katich.

DA Warner completed 200 runs in the tournament when he was on 12 during the course of his knock of 19 in this game. At the end of this game he has an aggregate of 207 runs.

PJ Hughes completed 200 runs in the tournament when he was on one during the course of his knock of three runs in this game. At the end of this game he has an aggregate of 202 runs.

PJ Hughes {202} and DA Warner {207} became the second and third batsman after JP Duminy {224} aggregate 200 plus runs in the tournament.

Both New South Wales Blue’s opening batsmen – DA Warner {207} and PJ Hughes {202} completed 200 plus runs in the tournament.

New South Wales Blues won this game by 41 runs margin providing the 12^th occasion of a team winning the game by runs margin. All the twelve occasions are listed below

No	Winnrer	By		Runs	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	RCB	By	080	Runs	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
2	NSW	By	079	Runs	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
3	Cobras	By	054	Runs	Otago	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
4	NSW	by	053	Runs	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
5	Delhi	By	050	Runs	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
6	Tri-Tob	By	044	Runs	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
7	NSW	By	035	Runs	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
8	Delhi	By	030	Runs	Cobras	Delhi	20.10.09
9	Tri-Tob	By	024	Runs	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
10	Wayamba	By	015	Runs	Victoria	Delhi	13.10.09
11	Tri-Tob	By	003	Runs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
12	NSW	By	041	Runs	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

Trinidad & Tobago inserted the opposition and lost the game providing the fourth occasion of a team inserting the opposition and losing the game

No	Winner	V	Team	Venue	Date
1	Cobras	V	Otago	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	Tri-Tob	V	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
3	Delhi	V	Cobras	Delhi	19.10.09
4	NSW	V	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

At the end of this tournament, both the finalists, that is New South Wales and Trinidad & Tobago share the Man of Match awards on five occasions each.

No	Winner	Opposition	Venue	Date	MOM
1	NSW	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09	Katich
2	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09	Henriques
3	NSW	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Clark
4	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09	Warner
5	NSW	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09	Lee
1	Tri-Tob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09	SGanga
2	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09	DJBravo
3	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09	Pollard
4	Tri-Tob	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Barath
5	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09	DJBravo

WKD Perkins was dismissed for zero in this game which swelled the number of zeroes by batsmen to 29 in the tournament. WKD Perkins zero in this game provides the tenth occasion of an opening batsman scoring zero in the tournament. WKD Perkins became the first Trinidad & Tobago opening batsman to score a zero in the tournament. His zero represents the first occasion of an opening batsman scoring a zero in the tournament at Hyderabad.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Gibbs	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Quiney	Victoria	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
3	Joyce	Sussex	NSW	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Quiney	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
5	Hodge	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
6	Gambhir	Delhi	Cobras	Delhi	19.10.09
7	Gibbs	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
8	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
9	Hodge	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
10	Perkins	TriTob	NSW	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

NM Hauritz’s run out in this game provides the 35^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. NM Hauritz is the fifth New South Wales batsman to be dismissed run out in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Score	Vs	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Lee	00	Vs	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Warner	14	Vs	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
3	Warner	48	Vs	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
4	Katich	26	Vs	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
5	Hauritz	10	Vs	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

SR Clark became the second bowler after DJ Bravo to capture three or more wickets on three occasions. The performances of these two bowlers are listed below.

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	SR Clark	3	12	NSW	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
2	SR Clark	3	15	NSW	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
3	SR Clark	3	21	NSW	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09
1	DJ Bravo	4	23	TriTob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
2	DJ Bravo	5	24	TriTob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
3	DJ Bravo	3	31	TriTob	NSW	Hyd’bad	14.10.09

LMP Simmons was caught and bowed by B Lee for four runs in this game providing the tenth occasion of a batsman caught and bowled in the tournament

No	Batsman	Runs	Team 1	Vs	Team 2	Venue	Date
1	Sehwag	21	Delhi	Vs	Victoria	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Waller	00	Somerset	Vs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	DMBravo	09	Tri-Tob	Vs	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
4	H-Brown	06	Sussex	Vs	Eagles	Delhi	13.10.09
5	DMBravo	14	Tri-Tob	Vs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
6	Pandey	39	RCB	Vs	Victoria	B’lore	15.10.09
7	Trego	06	Somerset	Vs	Eagles	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
8	Dilshan	20	Delhi	Vs	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
9	Davids	07	Cobras	Vs	TriTob	Hyd’bad	22.10.09
10	Simmons	04	Tri-Tob	Vs	NSW	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

B Lee hit five sixes during his knock of 48 in this game which makes him the third batsman to score five sixes in an innings in the tournament. Others are JP Duminy of Cape Cobras and KA Pollard of Trinidad & Tobago

No	Batsmen	Runs	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Duminy	99*	5	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Pollard	54*	5	TriTob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
3	Lee	48	5	NSW	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

WKD Perkins fell in the first over of Trinidad & Tobago’s innings providing the seventh occasion of a wicket falling in the first over of the tournament

No	Batsmen	Wkt	Over	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Gibbs	1	0.6	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Rossouw	1	0.6	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
3	Joyce	1	0.3	Sussex	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
4	Quiney	1	0.1	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	16.10.09
5	Hodge	2	0.3	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	16.10.09
6	Gibbs	1	0.2	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
7	Perkins	1	0.2	TriTob	NSW	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

B Lee was dismissed by the last ball of the New South Wales’s innings providing the fifth occasion of a wicket falling to the last ball of the innings in the tournament.

No	Batsmen	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Sangwan	Delhi	Victoria	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Willoughby	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
3	Rohrer	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
4	Tiwary	Delhi	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
5	Lee	NSW	TriTob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

At the end of the tournament, 180 sixes have been scored by batmsen of various teams. Trinidad & Tobago has scored most sixes – 46 and also conceded most sixes – 34. Teams batting first have scored 99 sixes, while teams batting second have scored 81 sixes, thus totaling 180 sixes in the tournament.

R Rampauls’s 3 for 20 and SR Clark’s – 3 for 21 – in this game provides the 23^rd and 24^th occasion of a bowler capturing three or more wickets in the tournament.

R Rampauls’s 3 for 20 and SR Clark’s – 3 for 21 – in this game provides the fifth occasion of rival bowlers capturing three or more wickets in the tournament.

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Phillips	3	31	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	RPSingh	2	23	Deccan	Somerset	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
1	Willoughby	3	35	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
2	DJBravo	4	23	Tri-Tob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
1	Edwards	3	32	Deccan	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
2	DJBravo	3	24	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
1	Mckay	3	27	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
2	Henriques	3	11	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
1	Rampaul	3	20	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	23.10.09
2	Clark	3	21	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

R Rampaul’s 3 for 20 in this game was in a losing cause providing the fifth occasion of a bowler’s three wickets going in vain

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RPSingh	3	23	Deccan	Somerset	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	Willoughby	3	35	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
3	Harwood	3	14	Victora	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
4	Edwards	3	32	Deccan	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
5	Mckay	3	27	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
5	Rampaul	3	20	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	23.10.09

The finals of the first ever Champions League T20 will be between New South Wales Blues and Trinidad & Tobago. The finals is slated for 23.10.09 at Hyderabad and starts at 8.00 PM IST

The following tables show how the two teams made it to the finals of the tournament. New South Wales won four matches out of the five matches it played in the tournament – the only loss it suffered was against Trinidad & Tobago – whom they will meet in the finals. Trinidad & Tobago, on the other hand, has an unblemished record in the tournament, winning all the five games it has played,

HOW NEW SOUTH WALES BLUES MADE IT TO THE FINALS
No	Team	Vs	Opposition	Venue	Date	Result of the match
1	NSW	Vs	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09	Won	by	053	Runs
2	NSW	Vs	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09	Won	By	035	Runs
3	TriTob	Vs	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09	Lost	By	004	Wkts
4	NSW	Vs	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Won	By	006	Wkts
5	NSW	Vs	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09	Won	By	079	Runs

HOW TRINIDAD & TOBAGO MADE IT TO THE FINALS
No	Winner	Vs	Opposition	Venue	Date	Result of the match
1	Tri-Tob	Vs	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09	Won	By	044	Runs
2	Tri-Tob	Vs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09	Won	By	003	Runs
3	Tri-Tob	Vs	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09	Won	By	004	Wkts
4	Tri-Tob	Vs	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Won	By	024	Runs
5	Tri-Tob	Vs	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09	Won	By	007	Wkts

India and Australia meet each other on 25.10.09 in the first one dayer of the seven match series at Vadodara in a day game. Crickick.com looks at the comprehensive statistical highlights of the series.

India and Australia have played 97 one day games prior to the start of the series. India has won 32 games, lost 57 games and eight games have ended as No Result games.

Australia has posted totals of 300 plus runs on ten occasions. Australia’s highest total against India is its 359 for 2 at Johannesburg on 23.03.03 and 359 for 5 at Sydney on 08.03.04,. India on its part has posted 300 plus runs on four occasions. 315 all out at Bangalore on 25.03.01 represent India’s highest team total.

Australia has never been dismissed all out for a total less than 100 by India in one day games. Australia’s lowest completed innings total is 101 at Perth on 08.12.91. Australia has been dismissed all out for a total of less than 150 runs on five occasions. India has been dismissed all out for a total of less than 100 runs only once. India’s lowest completed innings total is 63 at Sydney on 08.01.81. India has been dismissed for all out for a total of less than 150 runs on five occasions.

India has won three games by 100 plus runs margin against Australia. India’s largest margins of victory in terms of runs are – by 118 runs at Chelmsford on 10.06.83 and by 118 runs at Indore on 31.03.01. Australia has won one game by 200 plus runs margin – by 208 runs at Sydney on 08.02.04 – which represents its largest margin of victory in terms of runs. Apart from this 200 plus runs win, Australia has carved four wins by 100 plus runs margin.

Australia has won five games by nine wickets margin, while India is yet to carve a nine wickets win over Australia. It has won two games by eight wickets margin.

As many as eight Australian batsmen have an aggregate of 1000 plus runs against India. They are RT Ponting {1778}, AC Gilchrist {1622}, ML Hayden {1450}, DC Boon {1212}, SR Waugh {1117}, AR Border {1104}, MG Bevan {1081} and A Symonds {1067}. RT Ponting with 1778 runs to his credit has the most aggregate runs against India

On India’s part, it has only one batsman in its ranks with an aggregate of 1000 plus runs against Australia. SR Tendulkar with 2730 runs has the most run aggregate against Australia

Australian batsmen have posted 25 hundreds against India. RT Ponting’s 140 not out at Johannesburg on 23.03.03 remain the highest individual score. RT Ponting also holds the record of scoring most hundreds against India. He has five hundreds to his credit

Indian batsmen have registered 22 hundreds against Australia. SR Tendulkar’s 143 at Sharjah on 22.04.98 remain the highest individual score. SR Tendulkar also holds the record of scoring most hundreds against Australia. He has eight hundreds to his credit.

SR Tendulkar’s 2730 runs, his 143 at Sharjah on 22.04.98 and his eight hundreds are the records in India-Australia one day series for most run aggregate, highest individual score and most hundreds by a batsmen.

As many as eleven hundred by Indian batsmen have gone in vain as India failed to win the game. SR Tendulkar’s 143 at Sharjah remain the highest individual score when India ended on a losing side. Only four hundreds by Australian batsmen have gone in vain. DC Boon’s 111 at Jaipur on 07.09.86 remain the highest individual innings by an Australian batsman in a losing cause.

Australian batsmen have scored individual nineties on eight occasions against India. ML Hayden’s 99 at Bangalore on 245.03.91 remains the only ninety nine registered by an Australian batsman against India. ML Hayden, AC Gilchrist and AR Border are the three Australian batsmen who have scored nineties on two occasions.

Indian batsmen have scored individual nineties on six occasions against Australia. M Azharuddin and SR Tendulkar are the two Indian batsmen who have scored nineties on two occasions. M Azharuddin’s 94 at Mohali on 03.11.96 remain the highest individual score amongst the nineties scored by Indian batsmen.

SR Tendulkar has scored 22 fifties for India against Australia while the most number of fifties by Australian batsmen is 13 against India is shared by ML Hayden and AC Gilchrist. RT Ponting {11} is the other batsman with ten or more fifties to his credit. SR Tendulkar’s 22 fifties is a series record.

Most number of sixes by a batsman in India-Australia one day series is 31 which is credited to SR Tendulkar, which incidentally is also an Indian record against Australia. RT Ponting and A Symonds with 27 sixes to their credit share the Australian record against India.

Bret Lee {49} and N Kapil Dev {45} hold the record for most wickets by an Australian bowler and Indian bowler respectively in the series. B Lee’s 49 wickets is a series record. He needs one more wicket for his 50 wickets against India. He would then become the sixth bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against India. H would earn the distinction of becoming the first Australian bowler to capture fifty plus wickets against India.

B Lee holds the record for most number of four plus wickets on four occasions against India {all these four occasions are five fors}, while Indian record for most four plus wickets is three and is credited to AB Agarkar {three occasions}

Murali Karthik’s 6 for 27 at Mumbai on 17.10.07 remain the best bowling figures by an Indian bowler against Australia, while KH Macleay’s 6 for 39 at Nottingham on 13.06.83 remain the best bowling figures by an Australian bowler against India. AB Agarkar of India is the other bowler to capture six wickets against Australia {6 for 42 at Melbourne on 09.01.04

There are 15 occasions of bowlers capturing five or more wickets in India-Australia one day series which includes three occasion of six wickets performances. Indian bowlers have captured five or more wickets on five occasions {of which two are six wickets performances}, while Australian bowlers have captured five or more wickets on ten occasions {of which one is a six wicket performance}.

Australian bowlers have captured exact four wickets against India on thirteen occasions, while Indian bowlers have captured exact four wickets against Australia on eleven occasions,

India has lost the match on five occasions when its bowlers have captured four or more wickets, while Australia has not lost a single match against India when its bowlers have captured four or more wickets. Australian bowlers have captured four or more wickets on three occasions in a No result game.

There are 43 occasions of Australian batsmen posting three figures partnerships for various wickets against India which includes three 200 plus runs partnerships. 234 runs unfinished stand for the third wicket between RT Ponting and DR Martyn remain the highest three figure partnership by Australian batsmen against India. There are seven partnerships of 150 plus runs posted by Australian batsmen against India.

Indian batsmen have posted 35 three figure partnerships for various wickets against Australia which includes one partnership of 200 plus runs. 213 runs partnership for the fourth wicket between VVS Laxman and Yuvraj Singh remain the highest partnership by Indian batsmen against Australia. There are five partnerships of 150 plus runs posted by Indian batsmen against Australia

Second Semi Finals : Trinidad & Tobago vs Cape Cobras at Hyderabad on 22.10.09 : Trinidad & Tobago won by seven wickets

Cape Cobras won the toss in this game but lost the game providing the eighth occasion of a team losing the match after it had won the toss and elected to bat first

No	Winner	V	Team	Venue	Date
1	Cobras	v	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Victoria	v	Delhi	Delhi	09.10.09
3	Eagles	V	Sussex	Delhi	13.10.09
4	Victoria	V	RCB	B’lore	15.10.09
5	Eagles	V	Somerset	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
6	Tri-Tob	V	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
7	Cobras	V	Victoria	B’lore	17.10.09
8	Tri-Tob	V	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

DJ Bravo bagged the Man of the Match award in this game which makes him the only cricketer to bag Man of the Match award on two occasions in the tournament

No	Winner	V	Team	Venue	Date	MOM
1	Tri-Tob	V	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09	DJBravo
2	Tri-Tob	V	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09	DJBravo

With DJ Bravo bagging the Man of the Match award in this game, Trinidad & Tobago bagged five MoM awards, which is record for most MoMs bagged by a team in the tournament. The details are as under.

No	Winner	V	Team	Venue	Date	MOM
1	Tri-Tob	V	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09	SGanga
2	Tri-Tob	V	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09	DJBravo
3	Tri-Tob	V	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09	Pollard
4	Tri-Tob	V	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Barath
5	Tri-Tob	V	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09	DJBravo

JP Duminy {61*} and DJ Bravo {58*} scored fifties in this game which swelled the number of fifties in the tournament to 22.

JP Duminy with his 61 not out in this game became the third batsman to register fiftie on two occasions. Others are LRPL Taylor of Royal Challengers Bangalore and PJ Hughes of New South Wales

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Duminy	99*	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Duminy	61*	Cobras	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	21.10.09
1	Taylor	65	RCB	Delhi	B’lore	17.10.09
2	Taylor	53*	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
1	Hughes	83	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
2	Hughes	62*	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09

DJ Bravo’s 58 not out in this game represent the highest individual score by a batsman batting at number five in the tournament. The previous best was LRPL Taylor’s 53 in the game between RCB and Cape Cobras at Bangalore on 08.10.09

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	DJBravo	58*	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	21.10.09
2	Taylor	53*	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09

JP Duminy’s 61 not out and DJ Bravo’s 58 not out in this game provides the ninth and tenth occasion of a batsman scoring unbeaten fifties in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Taylor	53*	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Duminy	99*	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
3	Puttick	104*	Cobras	Otago	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
4	Hughes	62*	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
5	Henriques	51*	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
6	Kallis	73*	RCB	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
7	Pollard	54*	TriTob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
8	Davids	69*	Cobras	Victoria	B’lore	17.10.09
9	Duminy	61*	Cobras	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	21.10.09
10	DJBravo	58*	TriTob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	21.10.09

JP Duminy’s 61 not out in this game makes him the only batsman to regiser unbeaten fifties on two

Occasions in the tournament

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Duminy	99*	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Duminy	61*	Cobras	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	21.10.09

JP Duminy’s 61 not out and DJ Bravo’s 58 not out in this game provides the second occasion of rival batsman scoring unbeaten fifties in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Taylor	53*	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Duminy	99*	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
1	Duminy	61*	Cobras	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	21.10.09
2	DJBravo	58*	TriTob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	21.10.09

JP Duminy’s 61 not out in this game was in a losing cause providing the eighth occasion of a batsman’s fifty going in vain in the tournament

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Uthappa	51	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Taylor	53*	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
3	Jayawardene	53	Wayamba	Delhi	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Gilchrist	51	Deccan	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
5	Durston	57	Somerset	Eagles	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
6	Warner	63	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
7	Hughes	83	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
8	Duminy	61*	Cobras	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

This game witnessed two fifty plus runs partnerships in Trinidad & Tobogo’s innings which took the number of fifty plus runs partnerships in the tournament to 30. WKD Perkins and A Barath added 53 runs for the first wicket and D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket.

D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in this game which represent the highest partnership for the fourth wicket in the tournament. This stand obliterated the previous best of 58 runs between D du Preez and HH Dippenaar for Ealges against Trinidad & Tobago at Hydeabad on 18.10.09.

D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in this game represent the fifth stand of 90 plus runs in the tournament which are listed below

No	Wkt	Runs	Partner1	Partner2
	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1st	121	Warner	Hughes
	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
2	3rd	95	Puttick	Duminy
	NSW	Sussex	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	2nd	93	Dravid	Taylor
	NSW	Sussex	B’lore	17.10.09
4	4th	93*	DGanga	Bravo
	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09
5	3rd	90*	Hughes	Henriques
	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09

WKD Perkins and A Barath added 53 runs for the first wicket in this game represent the ninth occasion of a fifty plus runs partnership for the first wicket in the tournament.

D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in this game represent the seventh stand of 50 plus runs in an unbroken stand in the tournament which are listed below

No	Wkt	Runs	Partner1	Partner2
	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	4th	93*	DGanga	DJBravo
	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09
2	3rd	90*	Hughes	Henriques
	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
3	3rd	88*	Davids	Duminy
	Cobras	Victoria	B’lore	17.10.09
4	5th	65*	Taylor	Pandey
	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
5	5th	54*	Puttick	Ontong
	Cobras	Otago	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
6	3rd	54*	Kallis	Taylor
	RCB	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
7	7th	53*	Pollard	SGanga
	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09

D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in this game represent the highest unbroken partnership in the tournament.

WKD Perkins and A Barath added 53 runs for the first wicket and D Ganga and DJ Bravo added 93 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket represent the fifth occasion of two fifty plus runs partnerships in an innings.

DJ Bravo conceded 46 runs in this game providing the 12^th occasion of a bowler conceding forty plus runs in the tournament. All the twelve occasions are listed below

No	Bowler	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Klienveldt	0	45	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Vinaykumar	1	40	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
3	Wagner	1	42	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
4	Butler	1	48	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
5	Wiilouhby	0	44	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
6	Phillips	1	43	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
7	Butler	0	42	Otago	RCB	B’lore	12.10.09
8	Henriques	1	49	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
9	Mishra	0	59	Delhi	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
10	duPreez	1	54	Eagles	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	19.10.09
11	Siddle	0	43	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
12	Bravo	0	46	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

DJ Bravo conceded 46 runs with out a wicket in this game providing the sixth occasion of a bowler conceding forty plus runs with out a wicket in the tournament. All the six occasions are listed below

No	Bowler	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Klienveldt	0	45	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Wiilouhby	0	44	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	Butler	0	42	Otago	RCB	B’lore	12.10.09
4	Mishra	0	59	Delhi	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
5	Siddle	0	43	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
6	Bravo	0	46	Tri-Tob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

WKD Perkins was run out for 20 in this game providing the 34^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. WKD Perkins run out for 26 in this game provides the seventh occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Score	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	McLaren	11	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
2	McCullum	21	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	Warner	14	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Sehwag	66	Delhi	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
5	Brand	29	Cobras	Victoria	B’lore	17.10.09
6	Warner	48	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
7	Perkins	20	TriTob	Cobras	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

H Davids was caught and bowled by D Mohammad in this game providing the ninth occasion of a batsman dismissed caught and bowled in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Score	Team 1	Vs	Team 2	Venue	Date
1	Sehwag	21	Delhi	Vs	Victoria	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Waller	00	Somerset	Vs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	DMBravo	09	Tri-Tob	Vs	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
4	H-Brown	06	Sussex	Vs	Eagles	Delhi	13.10.09
5	DMBravo	14	Tri-Tob	Vs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
6	Pandey	39	RCB	Vs	Victoria	B’lore	15.10.09
7	Trego	06	Somerset	Vs	Eagles	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
8	Dilshan	20	Delhi	Vs	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
9	Davids	07	Cobras	Vs	TriTob	Hyd’bad	22.10.09

JP Duminy of Cape Cobras became the first batsman to aggregate 200 plus runs in the tournament. At the end of this game, his aggregate stood at 224. Other batsmen to aggregate 150 plus runs in the tournament are – PJ Hughes of New South Wales {199}, DA Warner of New South Wales {188} and LRPL Taylor of Royal Challlengers Bangalore {152}

HH Gibbs completed 1500 T20 runs when he was on 18 during the course of his knock of 44 in this game. Prior to the start of this game, he had an aggregate of 1482 runs and at the end of this game his aggregate stood at 1526 runs

He became the tenth batsman in the history of T20 games to total 1500 plus runs. The complete list read thus – BJ Hodge {2366}, DJ Hussey {2113}, HD Ackerman {1811}, GC Smith {1727}, BB McCulllum {1721}, JP Duminy {1712}, IJL Trott {1617}, M van Jaarsveld {1573}, ST Jayasuriya {1547} and HH Gibbs {1526}

Crickick.com brings its viewers one day career averages of the touring Australian team as well as the Indian contingent selected for the first and second one dayers.

It may be noted that in the previous articles posted, we had furnished the career averages of the touring Australian team against India and the Indian contingent selected for the first two one dayers against Australia

Australian cricketers career averages
No	Player	M	Runs	HS	Ave	W	R	Best	Ave
1	Bollinger	3	–	–	–	5	101	5-35	20.20
2	Hauritz	32	157	24*	22.42	40	1104	4-29	27.60
3	Hilfenhaus	13	13	5	6.50	16	562	2-42	35.12
4	Hopes	66	986	63*	24.04	54	1784	3-30	33.03
5	MHussey	120	3310	109*	51.71	2	167	1-22	83.50
6	Johnson	67	329	73*	14.30	102	2618	5-26	25.66
7	Lee	185	897	57	16.61	323	7428	5-22	22.99
8	Marsh	15	582	81	41.57	–	–	–	–
9	Paine	13	389	111	32.41	–	–	–	–
10	Ponting	323	11929	164	42.91	3	104	1-12	34.66
11	Siddle	8	8	8*	–	9	231	3-55	25.66
12	Voges	2	88	72	88.00	0	51	–	–
13	Watson	90	2020	136*	40.40	89	2648	4-39	29.75
14	White	41	700	105	31.81	12	345	3-05	28.75
15	Holland	Yet to make his test debut

Career averages of Indian Cricketers for the 1st and 2nd ODIs
No	Player	M	Runs	HS	Ave	W	R	Best	Ave
1	Dhoni	142	4495	183*	48.85	1	14	1-14	14.00
2	Gambhir	81	2657	150	37.42	0	13	–	–
3	Harbhajan	193	933	46	12.95	215	7114	5-31	33.08
4	Jadeja	3	67	60*	33.50	0	86	–	–
5	Kohli	9	256	79*	42.66	0	21	–	–
6	Pkumar	26	63	15	7.87	33	997	4-31	30.21
7	Mishra	5	–	–	–	4	139	1-27	34.75
8	Nehra	79	87	24	7.25	108	3145	6-23	29.12
9	MPatel	41	52	15	7.42	46	1464	4-49	31.82
10	Raina	71	1657	116*	35.25	3	170	1-14	56.66
11	Sehwag	195	6314	130	34.69	85	3415	3-25	40.17
12	ISharma	35	33	13	5.50	49	1539	4-38	31.40
13	Tendulkar	430	16903	186*	44.48	154	6806	5-32	44.19
14	Yuvraj	236	7006	139	37.66	75	2910	4-06	38.80
15	S Tyagi	Yet to make his one day debut

Australia will begin its seven one day matches against India at Vadodara on 25.10.09 when it plays the first one day international. crickick.com brings to its viewers career averages of the touring Australian team against India and the Indian contingent selected for the first two one day games against Australia.

Australian cricketers career averages against India
No	Player	M	Runs	HS	Ave	W	R	Best	Ave
1	Hauritz	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
2	Paine	1	56	56	56.00	–	–	–	–
3	Siddle	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
4	White	1	35	35*	–	–	–	–	–
5	MHussey	10	271	67	54.20	0	15	–	–
6	Hopes	13	254	63	25.40	11	297	2-16	27.00
7	Johnson	15	52	24*	13.00	25	506	5-26	20.24
8	Lee	28	115	31	12.77	49	1007	5-27	20.55
9	Watson	3	129	79	43.00	1	48	1-48	48.00
10	Ponting	49	1778	140*	40.40	–	–	–	–
11	Bollinger	Yet to play against India
12	Hilfenhaus	Yet to play against India
13	Holland	Yet to make his one day debut
14	Marsh	Yet to play against India
15	Voges	Yet to play against India

Indian cricketers career averages against Australia {1st and 2nd ODIs}
No	Player	M	Runs	HS	Ave	W	R	Best	Ave
1	Dhoni	17	405	58	36.81	–	–	–	–
2	Gambhir	10	242	113	30.25	–	–	–	–
3	HarbhajanSingh	28	215	46	14.33	24	1165	3-37	48.54
4	Kohli	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
5	Praveenkumar	3	7	7	7.00	6	129	4-46	21.50
6	Mishra	1	–	–	–	1	45	1-45	45.00
7	Nehra	6	22	14*	–	5	335	2-63	67.00
8	Patel	4	1	1	0.50	5	177	3-53	35.40
9	Raina	4	40	26	20.00	0	8	–	–
10	Sehwag	18	387	82	22.76	9	439	3-59	48.77
11	IshantSharma	6	5	2*	5.00	10	227	4-38	22.70
12	Tendulkar	61	2730	143	46.27	20	866	5-32	43.30
13	YuvrajSingh	28	719	139	27.65	4	320	1-18	80.00
14	R Jadeja	Yet to play against Australia
15	S Tyagi	Yet to make his one day debut

In the domestic T20 matches of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, only South Zone teams have completed thier fixtures, while Central, West, North and East Zone teams are engaged in the completion of thier fixture which started from 20.10.09.

Rajasthan team has been barred from the competition by a BCCI order as it sent two teams for the championship by two warring factions – headed by LK Modi and Sanjay Dixit

crickick.com brings to its readers the summarized scores of South Zone fixtures which has been completed and assures to bring the summarised score of all the other zones once all the fixtures are completed.

In one of the East Zone fixtures, Tripura were dismissed for 30 by Jharkhand at Railway Stadium, Dhanbad on 20.10.09. Tripura’s 30 all out is the lowest team total ever recorded in the history of T20 games. The previous lowest was 47 by Titans against Eagles at Centurion on 28.04.09.

In Tripura’s innings of 30 all out, none of the eleven batsman reached double figures. Jharkhand won the game with 100 runs to spare, another record in T20 games history for a team winning the game with most number of balls to spare. The previous best was Mumbai win over Kolkata at Mumbai on 16.05.08 by eight wickets with 87 balls to spare. Jharkhand’s win with 100 balls to spare represent the first victory in T20 games with 100 plus ball to spare.

Results of South Zone fixtures are as under

Andhra v Hyderabad at Visakhapatnam – Sep 25, 2009 : Hyderabad won by 10 runs : Hyderabad 176/5 (20/20 ov); Andhra 166/7 (20/20 ov)

Goa v Karnataka at Visakhapatnam – Sep 25, 2009 : Goa won by 10 runs : Goa 158/4 (20/20 ov); Karnataka 148 (19.4/20 ov)

Kerala v Tamil Nadu at Visakhapatnam – Sep 25, 2009 : Tamil Nadu won by 49 runs : Tamil Nadu 180/7 (20/20 ov); Kerala 131/9 (20/20 ov)

Andhra v Karnataka at Visakhapatnam – Sep 26, 2009 : Karnataka won by 8 wickets (with 12 balls remaining) : Andhra 47/4 (5/5 ov); Karnataka 51/2 (3/5 ov)

Goa v Tamil Nadu at Visakhapatnam – Sep 26, 2009 : Tamil Nadu won by 11 runs : Tamil Nadu 144/6 (17/17 ov); Goa 133/9 (17/17 ov)

Hyderabad v Kerala at Visakhapatnam – Sep 26, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Andhra v Goa at Visakhapatnam – Sep 27, 2009 : Andhra won by 16 runs : Andhra 118/8 (17/17 ov); Goa 102/9 (17/17 ov)

Hyderabad v Tamil Nadu at Visakhapatnam – Sep 27, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Karnataka v Kerala at Visakhapatnam – Sep 27, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Andhra v Kerala at Visakhapatnam – Sep 29, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Goa v Hyderabad at Visakhapatnam – Sep 29, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Karnataka v Tamil Nadu at Visakhapatnam – Sep 29, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Andhra v Tamil Nadu at Visakhapatnam – Sep 30, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Goa v Kerala at Visakhapatnam – Sep 30, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Hyderabad v Karnataka at Visakhapatnam – Sep 30, 2009 : Match abandoned without a ball bowled

First Semi Finals : New South Wales Blues vs Victorian Bushrangers at Delhi on 21.10.09 : New South Wales won by 79 runs

New South Wales won this game by 79 runs providing the eleventh occasion of a match won by runs margin in the tournament. New South Wales winning the game by 79 runs provide the fitth occasion of a team winning the game by 50 plus runs margin and represents the second highest margin victory by runs registered by a team in the tournament. The highest victory margin by runs is credited to Royal Challnegers Bangalore when it won the game by 80 runs against Otago Volts at Bangalore on 12.10.09.

No	Winner	By		Runs	Opp	Venue	Date
1	RCB	By	080	Runs	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
2	NSW	By	079	Runs	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
3	Cobras	By	054	Runs	Otago	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
4	NSW	by	053	Runs	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
5	Delhi	By	050	Runs	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
6	Tri-Tob	By	044	Runs	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
7	NSW	By	035	Runs	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
8	Delhi	By	030	runs	Cobras	Delhi	20.10.09
9	Tri-Tob	By	024	Runs	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
10	Wayamba	By	015	Runs	Victoria	Delhi	13.10.09
11	Tri-Tob	By	003	Runs	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09

New South Wales won the toss and batted first to win the game providing the eighth occasion of a team winning the game after it had won the toss. New South Wales has won the game on three occasions when it had won the toss and elected to bat first – a record for most win in such category.

No	Winner	V	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	NSW	V	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
2	NSW	V	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
3	Delhi	V	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Tri-Tob	V	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
5	RCB	V	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
6	Wayamaba	V	Victoria	Delhi	13.10.09
7	Tri-Tob	V	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
8	NSW	V	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

With DA Warner winning the Man of the Match Award in this game, New South Wales cricketers has won four MoM awards in the tournament. The other team to win the MoM Awards on four occasion is Trinidad & Tobago

No	Winner	V	Team	Venue	Date	MOM
1	NSW	V	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09	Katich
2	NSW	V	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09	Henriques
3	NSW	V	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Clark
4	NSW	V	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09	Warner
1	Tri-Tob	V	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09	SGanga
2	Tri-Tob	V	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09	DJBravo
3	Tri-Tob	V	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09	Pollard
4	Tri-Tob	V	Eagles	Hyd’bad	18.10.09	Barath

DA Warner and SM Katich were dismissed run out in this game which takes the number of run outs in the tournament to 33.

DA Warner became the sixth opening batsman to be dismissed run out in the tournament. The complete list read thus

No	Batsman	Runs	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	McLaren	11	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
2	McCullum	21	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
3	Warner	14	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Sehwag	66	Delhi	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
5	Brand	29	Cobras	Victoria	B’lore	17.10.09
6	Warner	48	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

DA Warner remains the only opening batsman to be dismissed run out on two occasions in the tournament. The other occasion was against Susses at Delhi on 11.10.09

No	Batsman	Runs	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Warner	14	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
2	Warner	48	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

DA Warner becomes the fourth batsman to be dismissed run out on two occasions in the tournament. The others are D Ganga of Trinidad & Tobago. KRD Karthik of Delhi Daredevils and NT Broom of Otago Volts.

No	Batsman	Runs	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	DGanga	00	Tri-Tob	Decccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
2	DGanga	32	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
1	Warner	14	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
2	Warner	48	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
1	Karthik	06	Delhi	Victoria	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Karthik	23	Delhi	Cobras	Delhi	19.10.09
1	Broom	05	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	Broom	07	Otago	RCB	B’lore	12.10.09

DA Warner and SM Katich were dismissed run out in this game in New South Wales innings providinf the fourth occasion of two batsmen dismissed run out in an innings.

No	Batsman	Runs	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	McLaren	11	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Baiiley	08	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
1	Heldreth	00	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
2	Thomas	09	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
1	DGanga	00	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
2	DJBravo	11	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
1	Warner	48	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
2	Katich	26	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

SM Katich’s run out in this game provides the fourth occasion of a captain dismissed run out in the tournament. Other captains are CD Cumming of Otago Volts and D Ganga of Trinidad & Tobago {twice}

No	Captains	Runs	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Cumming	18	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	DGanga	00	Tri-Tob	Decccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
3	DGanga	32	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
4	Katich	26	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

CJ Mckay of Victoria and MC Henriques of New South Wales captured 3 for 27 and 3 for 23 respectively in this game which swelled the number of occasions of a bowler capturing three or more wickets to 22 in the tournament.

CJ Mckay of Victoria and MC Henriques of New South Wales captured 3 for 27 and 3 for 23 respectively in this game providing the fourth occasion of rival bowerls a bowler capturing three or more wickets in the tournament.

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Phillips	3	31	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	RPSingh	3	23	Deccan	Somerset	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
1	Willoughby	3	35	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
2	DJBravo	4	23	Tri-Tob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
1	Edwards	3	32	Deccan	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
2	DJBravo	3	24	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
1	McKay	3	27	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
2	Henriques	3	11	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09

CJ McKay and MC Henriques with their 3 for 27 and 3 for 11 in this game became the fourth and fifth bowlers to capture three plus wickets on two or more occasions in the tournament. The complete list is furnished below

No	Bowlers	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Clark	3	12	NSW	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
2	Clark	3	15	NSW	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
1	Nannes	4	24	Delhi	Wayamba	Delhi	11.10.09
2	Nannes	3	19	Delhi	Cobras	Delhi	19.10.09
1	McKay	3	17	Victoria	Delhi	Delhi	09.10.09
2	McKay	3	27	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
1	Henriques	3	23	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
2	Henriques	3	11	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
1	DJBravo	4	23	Tri-Tob	Somerset	B’lore	12.10.09
2	DJBravo	3	24	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
3	DJBravo	3	31	Tri-Tob	NSW	Hyd’bad	14.10.09

CJ Mckay’s 3 for 27 in this game was in a losing cause providing the fifth occasion of a bowler’s three wickets performance going in vain in the tournament. The five occasions are listed below

No	Bowlers	M	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RPSingh	3	23	Deccan	Somerset	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
2	Willoughby	3	35	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
3	Harwood	3	14	Victora	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
4	Edwards	3	32	Deccan	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
5	McKay	3	27	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

MC Henriques of New South Wales achieved the most economical figures for a bowler who has captured exact three wickets in the tournament. He retuned with identical figures of 4.0-0-11-3 in this game. The previous best figures in this category of statistics were credited to SR Clark, his team mate who had figures of 4.0-0-12-3 against Eagles at Delhi on 09.10.09

SM Harwood was dismissed stumped in this game providing the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Runs	Team 1	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Kohli	17	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Elgar	02	Eagles	NSW	Delhi	09.10.09
3	HBrown	13	Sussex	NSW	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Karthik	61	Delhi	Wayambas	Delhi	11.10.09
5	Ramdin	15	Tri-Tob	Deccan	Hyd’bad	14.10.09
6	Blizzard	21	Victoria	RCB	B’lore	15.10.09
7	Harwood	10	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

RJ Quiney, BJ Hodge and JM Holland were dismissed for zeroes in this game which swelled the number of zeroes to 28 in the tournament. It also provides the second occasion of three batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Gibbs	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
2	Henderson	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
3	Zondeki	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
1	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
2	Hodge	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
3	Holland	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

RJ Quiney and BJ Hogdge became the eight and ninth opening batsmen to score ducks in the tournament.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Gibbs	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Quiney	Victoria	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
3	Joyce	Sussex	NSW	Delhi	11.10.09
4	Quiney	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
5	Hodge	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
6	Gambhir	Delhi	Cobras	Delhi	19.10.09
7	Gibbs	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
8	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
9	Hodge	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

RJ Quiney and BJ Hodge remain the only pair of opening batsmen to be dismissed for zeroes on two occasions.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Quiney	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
2	Hodge	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
1	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
2	Hodge	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

RJ Quieny with zero in this game became the only opening batsman in the tournament to score zeroes on three occasions.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Quiney	Victoria	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
2	Quiney	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
3	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

At the end of this game, three batsmen – HH Gibbs, BJ Hodge and RJ Quiney – have socred two ore more zeroes in the tournament. By coincidence all these three batsmen are opening batsmen.

No	Batsman	Team1	Opp	Venue	Date
1	Gibbs	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
2	Gibbs	Cobras	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
1	Hodge	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
2	Hodge	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
1	Quiney	Victoria	Wayamba	Delhi	13.10.09
2	Quiney	Victoria	Cobras	B’lore	17.10.09
3	Quiney	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

P Siddle conceded 43 runs in this game providing the eleventh occasion of a bowler conceding forty plus runs in the tournament.

No	Bowler	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Mishra	0	59	Delhi	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
2	duPreez	1	54	Eagles	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	19.10.09
3	Henriques	1	49	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
4	Butler	1	48	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
5	Klienveldt	0	45	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
6	Wiilouhby	0	44	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
7	Phillips	1	43	Somerset	Tri-Tob	B’lore	12.10.09
8	Siddle	0	43	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
9	Wagner	1	42	Otago	Cobras	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
10	Butler	0	42	Otago	RCB	B’lore	12.10.09
11	Vinaykumar	1	40	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09

P Siddle conceded 43 runs without a wicket in this game providing the fifth occasion of a bowler conceding forty plus runs without a wicket in the tournament.

No	Bowler	W	R	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Mishra	0	59	Delhi	RCB	B’lore	17.10.09
2	Klienveldt	0	45	Cobras	RCB	B’lore	08.10.09
3	Wiilouhby	0	44	Somerset	Deccan	Hyd’bad	10.10.09
4	Siddle	0	43	Victoria	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09
5	Butler	0	42	Otago	RCB	B’lore	12.10.09

DA Warner and PJ Hughes added 62 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the 28^th occasion of a fifty plus runs partnership in the tournament. This stand also provides the eighth occasion of a fifty plus runs partnership for the first wicket in the tournament.

DA Warner and PJ Hughes with their 62 runs partnership for the first wicket in this game became the only pair to post three 50 plus runs stands in the tournament.

No	Partners	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Warner-Hughes	121	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
2	Warner-Hughes	62	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
3	Warner-Hughes	56	NSW	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09

DA Warner and PJ Hughes with their 62 runs partnership for the first wicket in this game provides the fifth 50 plus runs stand posted by New South Wales batsmen in the tournament. New South Wales became the second team in the tournament to post five or more 50 plus runs stands in the tournament. Royal Challengers Bangalore is the other team to post six fity plus runs partnership in the tournament – a record for most 50 plus runs stands by a team in the tournament.

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Warner-Hughes	121	1st	NSW	Tri-Tob	Hyd’bad	16.10.09
2	Hughes-Henriques	90*	3rd	NSW	Sussex	Delhi	11.10.09
3	Warner-Katich	79	2nd	NSW	Eagles	Delhi	09.10.09
4	Warner-Hughes	62	1st	NSW	Victoria	Delhi	21.10.09
5	Warner-Hughes	56	1st	NSW	Somerset	Hyd’bad	18.10.09
1	Dravid-Taylor	93	2nd	RCB	Delhi	B’lore	17.10.09
2	Kallis-Uthappa	75	1st	RCB	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
3	Uthappa-Dravid	68	2nd	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
4	Taylor-Pandey	65*	5th	RCB	Cobras	B’lore	08.10.09
5	Kallis-Kohli	59	2nd	RCB	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09
6	Kallis-Taylor	54*	3rd	RCB	Otago	B’lore	12.10.09

DJ Hussey with a six in this game took his aggregate of T20 sixes to 97 – a record for most sixes by a batsman in T20 games.

Victoria’s 90 for 9 in 20 overs in this game provides the fifth occasion of a team scoring less than 100 runs in te allotted 20 overs or otherwise in the tournament

No	Team	TeamTotal	Overs	Opponent	Venue	Date
01	Eagles	091-09	20.0	Cobras	Delhi	09.10.09
02	Sussex	095-08	20.0	NSW	Delhi	11.10.09
03	Delhi	098-08	20.0	Victoria	Delhi	09.10.09
04	Cobras	084-10	18.3	Delhi	Delhi	19.10.09
05	Victoria	090-09	20.0	NSW	Delhi	21.10.09

Semi Finalists were spotted at the end of Super Eight League in the ongoing Champions League T20. Trinidad & Tobago and New South Wales topped the League A, while Cape Cobras and Victorian Bushrangers occupied the first two positions in League B.

First Semi Finals will be played between two Australian teams – New South Wales and Victorian Bushrangers at Delhi on 21.10.09, while Trinidad & Tobago will meet Cape Cobras in the second semi finals to be playec at Hyderabad on 22.10.09.

POINTS TABLE AT THE END OF SUPER EIGHT STAGE
League A
Teams	Mat	Won	Lost	Pts	Net RR
Tri-Tob	3	3	0	6	+1.378
NSW	3	2	1	4	+1.843
Eagles	3	1	2	2	-1.110
Somerset	3	0	3	0	-2.005
League B
Teams	Mat	Won	Lost	Pts	Net RR
Victoria	3	2	1	4	+0.911
Cobras	3	2	1	4	-0.219
RCB	3	1	2	2	-0.114
Delhi	3	1	2	2	-0.398

TEAMS QUALIFIED FOR THE SEMI FINALS
League A
Teams	Mat	Won	Lost	Pts	Net RR
Tri-Tob	3	3	0	6	+1.378
NSW	3	2	1	4	+1.843
League B
Teams	Mat	Won	Lost	Pts	Net RR
Victoria	3	2	1	4	+0.911
Cobras	3	2	1	4	-0.219

SEMI FINAL FIXTURES
First SF	NSW	V	Victoria	At	Delhi	21.10.09
Second SF	Tri-Tob	V	Cobras	At	Hyd’bad	22.10.09