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IPL has 16 editions and the ensuing edition will be the 17^th edition. A peep into the previous sixteen editions will unfold the following interesting statistical nuggets/feats.  Please peruse them in Part Two

As many as 22 batsmen have completed 3000 plus runs in the tournament. V Kohli of Bangalore has scored most runs – 7263 runs – most runs in the tournament. He is the only batsman in the tournament to score 7000 plus runs in the tournament.

As many 15 Indian batsmen have completed 3000 plus runs in the tournament. V Kohli has scored most runs – 7263 runs – most runs in the tournament and owns the record for most runs by an Indian batsman.

As many as seven overseas batsmen have completed 3000 plus runs in the tournament DA Warner has scored most runs – 6397 runs – most runs in the tournament by an overseas batsman in the tournament.

There are 86 centuries scored in the tournament. Four batsmen have scored exact 100 runs and ten batsmen have scored 100 not out in the tournament.

As many as 41 centuries have been scored by Indian batsman and 45 centuries by overseas batsmen

The tournament has witnessed two occasions of rival batsmen scoring centuries and one occasion of rival opening batsman scoring centuries in the tournament

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	H Klassen	104	51	08	6	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
2	V Kohli	100	63	12	4	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23

1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23

The tournament has witnessed one occasion of rival batsmen scoring unbeaten centuries and one occasion of rival opening batsman scoring unbeaten centuries in the tournament

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23

S Dhawan, JC  Buttler, Shubman Gill and V Kohli are the four batsmen to score consecutive centuries in the tournament.

JC Buttler {05}, CH Gayle {06} and V Kohli {07} are the three batsmen to score five or more centuries in the tournament. V Kohli with seven centuries to his credit owns the record for most centuries in the tournament.

V Kohli with seven centuries to his credit owns the record for most centuries in the tournament by an Indian batsman while CH Gayle with six centuries to his credit owns the record for most centuries in the tournament by an overseas batsman

CH Gayle’s 175 not out representing Bangalore against Pune at Bangalore on 23.04.13 represent the highest individual score by a batsman in the tournament.

KL Rahul’s 132 not out representing Punjab against Bangalore at Dub-DSC on 24.09.20 represent the highest individual score by an Indian batsman in the tournament, while CH Gayle’s 175 not out representing Bangalore against Pune at Bangalore on 23.04.13 represent the highest individual score by an overseas batsman in the tournament.

Bangalore batsmen with 17 centuries own the record for most centuries by a team in the tournament.  Bangalore {17},  Delhi {10}, Punjab {14} and Rajasthan {13} are the four teams that have scored ten or more centuries in the tournament.

V Kohli and JC Buttler are the two batsmen to score four centuries in a single edition of the tournament. V Kohli achieved the feat in the 2016 edition, while JC Buttler achieved the feat in 2022 edition.

There are 48 occasions of batsmen scoring centuries containing ten or more boundary fours in the tournament.

There are 20 occasions of overseas batsmen scoring centuries containing ten or more boundary fours in the tournament. There are 28 occasions of Indian batsmen scoring centuries containing ten or more boundary fours in the tournament.

PC Valthaty and AB de Villiers with 19 boundary fours in their century knocks share the record for most boundary fours scored by batsmen while scoring a century in the tournament.

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	PC Valthaty	120*	63	19	2	Punjab	Chennai	Mohali	13.04.11
2	AB de Villiers	133*	59	19	4	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15

PC Valthaty with 19 boundary fours in his century knock own the record for most boundary fours scored by an Indian batsmen while scoring a century in the tournament.   AB de Villiers with 19 boundary fours in hia century knock own the record for most boundary fours scored by an overseas batsmen while scoring a century in the tournament.

WP Saha and SR Watson are the two batsmen to score ten or more boundary fours while scoring centuries in the finals of the tournament

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	WP Saha	115*	55	10	8	Punjab	Kolkata	Bangalore	01.06.14
2	SR Watson	117*	57	11	8	Chennai	Sunrisers	Mumbai	27.05.18

The following four batsmen have scored ten or more boundary fours and boundary sixes while scoring centuries in the tournament. CH Gayle’s 175 not out, 13 boundary fours and 17 boundary sixes are records for the respective categories – highest individual score, most boundary fours, most boundary sixes – scored by a batsman in the tournament. It also provided the first occasion of a batsman scoring most boundary sixes more than the boundary fours while scoring a century in the tournament.

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	BB McCullum	158*	73	10	13	Kolkata	Bangalore	Bangalore	18.04.08
2	CH Gayle	175*	66	13	17	Bangalore	Pune	Bangalore	23.04.13
3	AB de Villiers	129*	52	10	12	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
4	Q de Kock	140*	70	10	10	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22

There are  two occasions of  two batsmen scoring centuries in the same innings in the tournament. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	109	55	5	8	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
2	AB de Villiers	129*	52	10	12	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
1	JM Bairstow	114	56	12	7	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19
2	DA Warner	100*	55	5	5	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	31.03.19

The tournament has witnessed 85 occasions of a batsman scoring nineties in the tournament.  DA Warner has scored nineties on six occasions – most occasions by a batsman in the tournament. KL Rahul and S Dhawan have scored nineties on five occasions.

GJ Maxwell, KL Rahul and DA Warner have scored nineties on three occasions in a single edition of the tournament.

No	No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	GJ Maxwell	95	43	15	2	Punjab	Cnennai	A Dhabi	18.04.14
	2	GJ Maxwell	95	43	5	9	Punjab	Sunrisers	Sharjah	22.04.14
	3	GJ Maxwell	90	38	6	8	Punjab	Chennai	Cuttack	07.05.14
2	1	DA Warner	90*	59	7	4	Sunrisers	Mumbai	Hyd-RGS	18.04.16
	2	DA Warner	92	50	9	5	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	30.04.16
	3	DA Warner	93*	58	11	3	Sunrisers	Gujarat	Delhi	27.05.16
3	1	KL Rahul	91	50	7	5	Punjab	Rajasthan	Mumbai	12.04.21
	2	KL Rahul	91*	57	7	5	Punjab	Bangalore	Ahmedabad	30.04.21
	3	KL Rahul	98*	42	7	8	Punjab	Chennai	Dub-DSC	07.10.21

There are five occasions of batsmen dismissed for 99 and four occasions of batsmen scoring 99 not out in the tournament.

There are 18 occasions of bowlers taking 100 plus wickets in the tournament. 14 Indian bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets, while four overseas bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets.

There are 18 occasions of bowlers taking 100 plus wickets in the tournament. 14 Indian bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets, while four overseas bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets.

There are nine occasions of bowlers taking 100 plus wickets in the tournament. Six Indian bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets, while three overseas bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets.

DJ Bravo with 183 wickets owns the record for most wickets by a bowler in the tournament.

YS Chahal and A Mishra with 166 wickets share the record for most wickets by an Indian bowler in the tournament, while DJ Bravo with 183 wickets own the record for most wickets by an overseas bowler in the tournament.

The tournament has witnessed 206 occasions of bowlers capturing four or more wickets in the tournament, which includes three occasions of bowlers capturing six wickets in an  innings, 29 occasions of bowlers capturing five wickets in an  innings and  174 occasions of bowlers capturing exact four wickets in an  innings.

AJ Tye, YS Chahal and MM Sharma are the three bowlers to capture four or more wickets on three occasions in a single edition of the tournament

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	AJ Tye	4.0	0	34	4	Punjab	Rajasthan	Jaipur	08.05.18
2	AJ Tye	4.0	0	41	4	Punjab	Kolkata	Indore	12.05.18
3	AJ Tye	4,0	0	16	4	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	16.05.18
1	YS Chahal	4.0	0	17	4	Rajasthan	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	02.04.23
2	YS Chahal	4.0	0	29	4	Rajasthan	Sunrisers	Jaipur	07.05.23
3	YS Chahal	4.0	0	25	4	Rajasthan	Kolkata	Kolkata	11.05.23
1	MM Sharma	4.0	0	29	4	Titans	Lucknow	Ahmedabad	07.05.23
2	MM Sharma	4.0	0	28	4	Titans	Sunrisers	Ahmedabad	15.05.23
3	MM Sharma	2.2	0	10	5	Titans	Mumbai	Ahmedabad	26.05.23

There are 92 occasions of overseas bowlers capturing four or more wickets in an innings in  the tournament  which includes three occasions of bowlers capturing six wickets in an innings and nine occasions of bowlers capturing five wickets in an innings and 80 occasions of bowlers capturing exact four wickets in an innings.

There are three occasions of bowlers capturing six wickets in an innings conceding 20 and less than 20 runs and 18 occasions of bowlers capturing five wickets in an innings conceding 20 and less than 20 runs in the tournament

SP Narine {08}, SL Malinga {07}, YS Chahal {07}, K Rabada {06} and A Mishra {05} are the five bowlers to  capture four or more wickets in an innings on five or more occasions

SP Narine with four plus wickets on eight occasions owns the record for most four wicket hauls by a bowler in the tournament.

YS Chahal with four plus wickets on seven occasions owns the record for most four wicket hauls by an Indian bowler in the tournament. SP Narine with four plus wickets on eight occasions owns the record for most four wicket hauls by an overseas bowler in the tournament.

The tournament has witnessed 44 occasions of bowler’s four plus wicket haul in losing cause which includes one occasion of a bowler’s six wicket haul in a losing cause and eight occasions of bowler’s five wicket hauls in losing cause.

The tournament has witnessed 24 occasion of visiting bowler’s four plus wicket haul in losing cause

There are three occasions of two bowlers from the same team capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the tournament.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	MM Patel	3.4	0	28	4	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Mumbai	11.04.12
2	KA Pollard	4.0	0	44	4	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Mumbai	11.04.12
1	MA Starc	4.0	0	15	4	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.15
2	S Aravind	4.0	0	27	4	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	06.05.15
1	Mohd Shami	4.0	0	21	4	Titans	Sunrisers	Ahmedabad	15.05.23
2	MM Sharma	4.0	0	28	4	Titans	Sunrisers	Ahmedabad	15.05.23

There are seven occasions of rival bowlers capturing four or more wickets in a match in the tournament.

There are 18 occasions of  bowlers bowling a maiden over when they have captured four or more wickets in their quota of four overs.

Karanveer Singh of  Punjab and JC Holder of Sunrisers are the only two bowlers to capture four wickets in an innings conceding 50 plus runs.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Karanveer Singh	4.0	0	54	4	Punjab	Kolkata	Bangalore	01.06.14
2	JO Holder	4.0	0	52	4	Sunrisers	Mumbai	A Dhabi	08.10.21

There are 242 occasions of bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in an innings in the tournament, which includes 20 occasions of bowlers conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

The most expensive bowler in the tournament in terms of runs conceded is Basil Thampi of Sunrisers. He returned with figures of 4.0-0-70-0 against Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.05.18. He also owns the record for being the only bowler to concede 70 runs in the tournament.

There are 21 occasions of two bowlers from the same team conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament.  There are six occasions of three bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in a match in the tournament.

The tournament has witnessed 25 occasions of rival bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament.

Bangalore {32}, Kolkata {26}, Delhi {22}, Chennai {27}, Mumbai {27}, Punjab {35}, Rajasthan {21} and Sunrisers {24} are the eight teams to contain 20 or more occasions of bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament.

Bangalore {32} and Punjab {35} are the two teams to contain 30 or more occasions of bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in the tournament.

The following are the two occasions in the tournament when two overseas bowlers from the same team conceding 50 plus runs in an innings.

No	No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	JA Morkel	4.0	0	56	2	Chennai	Rajasthan	Chennai	03.04.10
	2	M Muralitharan	4.0	0	52	1	Chennai	Rajasthan	Chennai	03.04.10
2	1	SM Curran	4.0	0	55	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
	2	JR Hazlewood	4.0	0	54	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21

The tournament has witnessed 116 occasions of bowlers conceding 50 plus runs without a wicket which include the 14 occasions of bowlers conceding 60 plus runs without capturing a wicket in the tournament.

The most expensive bowler in the tournament in terms of runs conceded without a wicket is Basil Thampi of Sunrisers. He returned with figures of 4.0-0-70-0 against Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.05.18. He also owns the record for being the only bowler to concede 70 runs with out a wicket in the tournament.

CJ Jordan owns the record for most occasions – four occasions – of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs without a wicket in the tournament.  It is interesting to note that he owns this dubious record representing four different teams.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	CJ Jordan	4.0	0	56	0	Punjab	Delhi	Dub-DSC	20.09.20
2	CJ Jordan	4.0	0	52	0	Bangalore	Punjab	Mohali	09.05.16
3	CJ Jordan	3.5	0	58	0	Chennai	Titans	Pune-MCA	17.04.22
4	CJ Jordan	4.0	0	56	0	Mumbai	Titans	Ahmedabad	26.05.23

There are four occasions of two bowlers conceding 50 plus runs without capturing a wicket in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	AN Ahmed	4.0	0	59	0	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	19.04.15
2	VR Aaron	4.0	0	50	0	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	19.04.15
1	JJ Bumrah	4.0	0	52	0	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mumbai	10.05.15
2	HH Pandya	4.0	0	51	0	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mumbai	10.05.15
1	SM Curran	4.0	0	55	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
2	JR Hazlewood	4.0	0	54	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
1	Mohd Shami	4.0	0	53	0	Titans	Mumbai	Mumbai	12.05.23
2	AS Joseph	4.0	0	52	0	Titans	Mumbai	Mumbai	12.05.23

There are five occasions of rival bowlers conceding 50 plus runs without capturing a wicket in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RP Singh	4.0	0	50	0	Deccan	Delhi	Delhi	15.05.08
2	Mohammad Asif	4.0	0	51	0	Delhi	Deccan	Delhi	15.05.08
1	DP Nannes	4.0	0	50	0	Chennai	Kolkata	Chennai	28.04.13
2	JH Kallis	4.0	0	50	0	Kolkata	Chennai	Chennai	28.04.13
1	T Shamshi	4.0	0	51	0	Bangalore	Kolkata	Bangalore	02.05.16
2	Mohd Shami	3.1	0	50	0	Delhi	Ris Pune	Delhi	05.05.16
1	SM Curran	4.0	0	55	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
2	JR Hazlewood	4.0	0	54	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
3	M Rahman	4.0	0	51	0	Rajasthan	Chennai	A Dhabi	02.10.21
1	TG Southee	4.0	0	57	0	Kolkata	Lucknow	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
2	Avesh Khan	4.0	0	60	0	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22

The following three wicket keepers have effected 100 plus dismissals in the tournament. MS Dhoni holds the record for most dismissals in the tournament – 243.  He also owns the record for most matches played by a wicket keeper {250},  most catches by a wicket keeper {180} and most stumping dismissals made by a wicket keeper {42} in the tournament

No	Player	Span	Mat	Inns	Dis	Ct	St
1	MS Dhoni	2008-2023	250	243	180	138	42
2	KD Karthik	2008-2023	242	224	169	133	36
3	WP Saha	2008-2023	161	140	106	082	24

There are 22 occasions of wicket keepers effecting four or more dismissals in an innings in the tournament. KC Sangakkara is the only wicket keeper to effect five dismissals in an innings.

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	KC Sangakkara	5	5	0	2	Deccan	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	14.04.11

Fifteen Indian wicket keepers have effected four or more dismissals in an innings in the tournament, while seven overseas wicket keepers have effected four or more dismissals in an innings in the tournament.

KD Karthik and WP Saha are the two wicket keepers to effect four dismissals in an innings on three occasions.

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	KD Karthik	4	2	2	2	Delhi	Rajasthan	Bloemfontein	17.05.09
2	KD Karthik	4	3	1	1	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Kolkata	15.05.18
3	KD Karthik	4	4	0	2	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Dub-DSC	01.11.20
1	WP Saha	4	3	1	2	Punjab	Ris Pune	Vizag	21.05.16
2	WP Saha	4	2	2	1	Punjab	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	17.04.17
3	WP Saha	4	4	0	2	Titans	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	23.04.22

The following three players have pouched 100 plus catches. SK Raina owns the record for most cathes – 109 – by a fieldsman other than the wicket keepers in the tournament.  V Kohli requires four more catches to go past SK Raina.

No	Plyaer	Span	Mat	Inns	Cat
1	SK Raina	2008-2021	205	204	109
2	V Kohli	2008-2023	237	235	106
3	KA Pollard	2010-2022	189	189	103

RG Sharma {98}, RA Jadeja {97} and S Dhawan {96} will join the 100 plus catcher’s club, if they pouch the required number of catches that would fetch them 100 catches.

There are eleven fieldsmen other than the wicket keepers who have pouched four or more catches in an innings in the tournament.  Mohd Nabi of Sunrisers is the only fieldsman in the tournament to pouch five catches in an innings.

No	Player	Ct	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Mohd Nabi	5	1	Sunrisers	Mumbai	Abu Dhabi	08.10.21

The following table lists the highest partnerships for each wicket in the tournament.  229 runs posted by V Kohli and AB de Villiers for the second wicket in the game between Bangalore and Gujarat at Bangalore on 14.05.16 is the highest partnership for any wicket in the tournament.

Wkt	Runs	Partners	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1st	210*	Q de Kock, KL Rahul	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	15.05.22
2nd	229	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bengaluru	14.05.16
3rd	157	CL White, KC Sangakkara	Deccan	Pune	Cuttack	01.05.12
4th	144	SO Hetmyer, Gurkeerat Singh	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Bengaluru	04.05.19
5th	134*	Shakib Al Hasan, YK Pathan	Kolkata	Gujarat	Kolkata	08.05.16
6th	122*	AT Rayudu, KA Pollard	Mumbai	Bangalore	Bengaluru	14.05.12
7th	100	J Suchith, Harbhajan Singh	Mumbai	Punjab	Mumbai	12.04.15
8th	069	BJ Hodge, JP Faulkner	Rajasthan	mumbai	Ahmedabad	19.05.14
9th	088*	Rashid Khan, AS Joseph	Titqns	Mumbai	Wankhede	12.05.23
10th	055*	Mohit Rathee, S Dhawan	Punjab	Sunrisers	Hyderabad	09.04.23

The tournament has witnessed 265 occasions of batsmen posting three figure partnerships which includes 33 occasions of 150 plus runs partnerships. It has also witnessed 49 occasions of overseas batsmen posting three figure partnerships.

The following are the five occasions when batsmen have posted 200 plus runs partnerships in an innings in the tournament

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	229	2nd	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
2	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	215*	2nd	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
3	Q de Kock, KL Rahul	210*	1st	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
4	AC Gilchrist, SE Marsh	206	2nd	Punjab	Bangalore	Dharamsala	17.05.11
5	CH Gayle, V Kohli	204*	2nd	Bangalore	Delhi	Delhi	17.05.12

The following are the four occasions when the same pair of batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings in the tournament.

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	229	2nd	Bangalore	Gujarat	Bangalore	14.05.16
2	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	215*	2nd	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.05.15
3	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	157	2nd	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Bangalore	12.04.16
4	V Kohli, AB de Villiers	155	2nd	Bangalore	Ris Pune	Pune-MCA	22.04.16

The following is the only occasion when two century partnerships were recorded in the same innings in the tournament

No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	F du Plessis, Moeen Ali	108	2nd	Chennai	Mumbai	Delhi	01.05.21
2	AT Rayudu, RA Jadeja	106*	5th	Chennai	Mumbai	Delhi	01.05.21

The tournament has witnessed 19 occasions of rival teams posting century partnerships in a match.

The tournament has witnessed three occasions of rival batsmen posting century partnerships for the same wicket in a match

No	No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	1	CH Gayle, V Kohli	136	2nd	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	14.05.13
	2	AC Gilchrist, Azhar Mahmood	118	2nd	Punjab	Bangalore	Bangalore	14.05.13
2	1	AB de Villers, Moin Ali	107	3rd	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Bangalore	17.05.18
	2	KS Williamson, MK Pandey	135	3rd	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Bangalore	17.05.18
3	1	F du Plessis, GJ Maxwell	120	3rd	Bangalore	Mumbai	Mum-WS	09.05.23
	2	SK Yadav, N Wadhera	140	3rd	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	09.05.23

The three figure partnerships wicket wise read thus : First wicket has produced most three figure partnerships – 94

Wkt	No	TFPs
1st	94	TFPs
2nd	87	TFPs
3rd	48	TFPs
4th	22	TFPs
5th	11	TFPs
6th	03	TFPs
7th	01	TFPs

The three figure partnerships team wise read thus : Bangalore batsmen have produced most three figure partnerships – 44

Team	No	TFPs
Bangalore	44	TFPs
Chennai	37	TFPs
Punjab	33	TFPs
Kolkata	29	TFPs
Mumbai	29	TFPs
Sunrisers	29	TFPs
Delhi	22	TFPs
Rajasthan	21	TFPs
Titans	07	TFPs
Deccan	06	TFPs
Gujarat	03	TFPs
Ris Pune	02	TFPs
Kochi	01	TFPs
Lucknow	01	TFPs
Pune	01	TFPs

Indian Premier League highlights

IPL has 16 editions and the ensuing edition will be the 17^th edition. A peep into the previous sixteen editions will unfold the following interesting statistical nuggets/feats.

Chennai and Mumbai have won on five occasions – most occasions of a team winning the IPL.

Eight teams have played 100 plus matches of which seven teams have played 200 plus matches.  Mumbai owns the record for playing most matches – 248 matches.  Mumbai needs two more matches to become the first team to play 250 matches in the tournament.

Seven teams have won 100 plus matches in the tournament.  Mumbai owns the record for winning most matches – 138 matches.  

Six teams have lost 100 plus matches in the tournament. Delhi owns the dubious record of losing most matches – 127 matches.

Six teams have won 100 plus matches and lost 100 plus matches. Mumbai owns the record for winning most matches {138} and Delhi own the record for losing most matches {127}

Two teams have scored 250 plus runs in the tournament.

No	Team	Runs	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Bangalore	263/5	20.0	1	Pune	Bangalore	23.04.13
2	Lucknow	257/5	20.0	1	Punjab	Mohali	28.04.23

IPL has witnessed three occasions of a team dismissed all out after scoring 200 plus runs

No	Team	Runs	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kolkata	202	19.1	2	Chennai	Mumbai	21.04.21
2	Kolkata	210	19.4	2	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	18.04.22
3	Punjab	201	19.5	2	Lucknow	Mohali	28.04.23

There are 170 occasions of teams posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the tournament. The following four teams have posted 200 plus runs in 20 plus occasions.  Bangalore {24}, Chennai {28},Mumbai {21} and Punjab {20}. Chennai owns the record for posting 200 plus runs on most occasions – 28. It needs two more occasions to become the first team to post 200 plus runs on 30 occasions. Bangalore needs one more occasion to post 200 plus runs in an innings on 25 occasions.

M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore owns the record for having most occasions of 200 plus runs scored on it. As many as 27 occasions are witnessed at Bangalore. Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai has witnessed 21 such occasions.   These two grounds are the only two grounds to witness 20 plus occasions of 200 plus runs scored on them.

Mumbai as a city has witnessed 37 occasions of teams scoring 200 plus runs – Mum-WS {21}, Mum-BS {10} and Mum-DYP {06}.

The tournament has witnessed Teams posting 200 plus runs on 20 plus occasions against three teams – Punjab {26}, Bangalore {23} and Chennai {20}.

The tournament has witnessed 46 occasions of both teams posting 200 plus runs. It has also witnessed a similar number of occasions of teams losing a game after scoring 200 plus runs. Teams have lost the game on 24 occasions when they have posted 200 plus runs while batting first and have lost the game on 22 occasions when they have posted 200 plus while batting second.

There are 25 occasions of a team chasing a total of 200 plus runs in the tournament. The highest run chase was by Rajasthan against Punjab at Sharjah on 27.09.20.  Punjab’s total of 224 was chased by Rajasthan by posting 226-6 and Rajasthan won by four wickets

The tournament has witnessed 41 occasions of a team posting 100 and less than 100 runs in a completed innings. Delhi own the record of being dismissed for a total of 100 and less than 100 runs in a completed innings on most occasions – ten occasions. The lowest total in a completed innings is 49 by Bangalore against Kolkata at Kolkata on 23.04.17.

Bangalore holds the record for posting the highest total by a team and also the lowest total by a team in the tournament. Highest total in the tournament is 263 for 5 by Bangalore against Pune at Bangalore on 23.04.13.. The lowest total in the tournament is 49 by Bangalore against Kolkata at Kolkata on 23.04.17

The highest and the lowest total of the tournament was posted by Bangalore on the same date, same month but with a difference of four years – an amazing coincidence indeed

There are 18 occasions of a team dismissed all out for a total of 100 and less than 100 runs in a completed innings while batting first and  23 occasions of a team dismissed all out for a total of 100 and less than 100 runs in a completed innings while batting second.

There are ten occasions of a team winning a game by 100 plus runs in the tournament. The largest margin of win is by 146 runs – Mumbai beating Delhi at Delhi on 06.05.17. Bangalore holds the record of winning most games by 100 plus runs margin – four occasions.

There are fifteen occasions of a team winning a game without losing a wicket in the tournament.  Bangalore has won four games without losing a wicket – most occasions by any team.

There are eight occasions of a team winning a game by 50 deliveries to spare in the second innings.  Mumbai won by 87 deliveries to spare in the second innings against Kolkata at Mumbai on 1605.08 is the record for a team to win a game with most deliveries to spare in the second innings in the tournament.

There are eight occasion of a team winning a game by one run and three occasions of a team winning a game by one wicket in the tournament.

The tournament has witnessed fourteen tied games and 41 occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match.

V Kohli scored 101 not out for Bangalore and  Shubman Gill scored 102 not out for Titans in the match between Bangalore and Titans at Bengaluru on 21.05.23 to provide the second occasion of rival batsmen scoring centuries in the same game in the history of Indian Premier League.  It is interesting to note that both these occasions are witnessed in the ongoing edition of the tournament – 2023. It is also interesting that both these occasions involve Bangalore as one of the teams and V Kohli as one of the batsman. Both these occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	H Klassen	104	51	08	6	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23	L
2	V Kohli	100	63	12	4	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23	W
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23	L
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23	W

V Kohli scored 101 not out for Bangalore and  Shubman Gill scored 102 not out for Titans in the match between Bangalore and Titans at Bengaluru on 21.05.23 to provide the first occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring centuries in the same game in the history of Indian Premier League.

No	Player	Runs	BF	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23	L
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23	W

It also provides the first occasion of rival batsmen scoring unbeaten centuries in the same game in the history of Indian Premier League.

No	Player	Runs	BF	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23	L
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23	W

It also provides the first occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring unbeaten centuries in the same game in the history of Indian Premier League.

No	Player	Runs	B	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23	L
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23	W

Bangalore lost the match and V Kohli’s 101 not out was in a losing cause to provide the 16^th occasion of a batsman’s  century going in vain in the history of Indian Premier  league.  All  such occasions are tabulated below

No	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	A Symonds	117*	Deccan	Rajasthan	Hyd-RGS	24.04.08
2	YK Pathan	100	Rajasthan	Mumbai	Mum-BS	13.03.10
3	SR Tendulkar	100*	Mumbai	Kochi	Mumbai	15.04.11
4	WP Saha	115	Punjab	Kolkata	Bangalore	01.06.14
5	V Kohli	100	Bangalore	Gujarat	Rajkot	24.04.16
6	SPD Smith	101	Ris Pune	Gujarat	Pune-MCA	29.04.16
7	HM Amla	104*	Punjab	Mumbai	Indore	20.04.17
8	RR Pant	128*	Delhi	Sunrisers	Delhi	10.05.18
9	SV Samson	102*	Rajasthan	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	29.03.19
10	KL Rahul	100*	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
11	AM Rahane	105	Rajasthan	Delhi	Jaipur	22.04.19
12	MA Agaarwal	106	Punjab	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27.09.20
13	S Dhawan	106*	Delhi	Punjab	Dub-DSC	20.10.20
14	SV Samson	119	Rajasthan	Punjab	Mumbai	12.04.21
15	H Klassen	104	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
16	V Kohali	101*	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23

V Kohli scored 101 not out for Bangalore and  Shubman Gill scored 102 not out for Titans in the match between Bangalore and Titans at Bengaluru on 21.05.23 to provide their consecutive centuries in the Indian Premier League.

The tournament has four batsmen scoring consecutive centuries which is tabulated below. It is perhaps a rarest of the rare record in T20 games, rival batsmen’s centuries in the same game fetching them their consecutive centuries.

No	Player	Runs	BF	4s	6s	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	S Dhawan	101*	58	14	1	Delhi	Chennai	Sharjah	17.10.20
2	S Dhawan	106*	61	12	3	Delhi	Punjab	Dub-DSC	20.10.20
1	JC Buttler	103	61	9	5	Rajasthan	Kolkata	Mum-BS	18.04.22
2	JC Buttler	116	65	9	9	Rajasthan	Delhi	Mum-WS	22.04.22
1	Shubman Gill	101	58	13	1	Titans	Sunrisers	Ahmedabad	15.05.23
2	Shubman Gill	104*	52	05	8	Titans	Bangalore	Bangalore	21.05.23
1	V Kohli	100	63	12	4	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
2	V Kohli	101*	61	13	1	Bangalore	Titans	Bangalore	21.05.23

A Madhwal of Mumbai captured five wickets conceding five runs against Lucknow at Chennai on 24.05.23 to provide the 57^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding single digit runs {Zero to nine} in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	W-R	Player	Teams	Ground	Season
1	6-5	AV Suppiah	Somerset v Glamorgan	Cardiff	2011
2	6-5	P Aho	Nigeria v Sierra Leone	Lagos	2021/22
3	6-6	Shakib Al Hasan	Barbados Tridents v Tri and Tob Red Steel	Bridgetown	2013
4	6-7	SL Malinga	Melbourne Stars v Perth Scorchers	Perth	2012/13
5	6-7	KA Jamieson	Canterbury v Auckland	Auckland	2018/19
6	6-7	DL Chahar	India v Bangladesh	Nagpur	2019/20
7	6-7	DM Nakrani	Uganda v Lesotho	Kigali City	2021/22
8	6-8	BAW Mendis	Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe	Hambantota	2012/13
9	6-8	AM Fernando	Chilaw MCC v Negombo Cricket Club	Col-CCC	2019/20
10	6-9	P Fojela	Border v Easterns	East London	2014/15
11	5-2	YM Nkanya	Tanzania v Cameroon	Kigali City	2022/23
12	5-3	HMRKB Herath	Sri Lanka v New Zealand	Chittagong	2013/14
13	5-3	Rashid Khan	Afghanistan v Ireland	Greater Noida	2016/17
14	5-3	Sohail Tanvir	Guyana AW v Barbados Tridents	Bridgetown	2017
15	5-3	HTRJY Thornton	Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Thunder	Sydney	2022/23
16	5-4	SS Afridi	Lahore Qalandars v Multan Sultans	Dub-DSC	2017/18
17	5-4	P Arrighi	Argentina v Brazil	Lima	2019/20
18	5-4	Khizar Hayat	Malaysia v Hong Kong	Kuala Lumpur	2019/20
19	5-4	B Kumar	India v Afghanistan	Dub-DSC	2022
20	5-5	A Kumble	Bangalore v Rajasthan	Cape Town	2009
21	5-5	DE Johnson	Windward Islands v Barbados	Bridgetown	2011/12
22	5-5	Aqib Iqbal	Austria v Belgium	Waterloo	2021
23	5-5	Junaid Aziz	Bahrain v Germany	Al Amerat	2021/22
24	5-5	Siriwardene	Kalutara TC v Galle Cricket Club	Col-NDCC	2022
25	5-5	A Madhwal	Mumbai  v Lucknow	Chennai	2023
26	5-6	Umar Gul	Pakistan v New Zealand	Kennington	2009
27	5-6	MS Diwakar	Jharkhand v Tripura	Dhanbad	2009/10
28	5-6	PD Collingwood	Durham v Northamptonshire	Che-le-St	2011
29	5-6	L Ablash	Punjab v Delhi	Lahli	2011/12
30	5-6	Mohd Sami	Duronto Rajshahi v Dhaka Gladiators	Mirpur	2011/12
31	5-6	Umar Gul	Pakistan v South Africa	Centurion	2012/13
32	5-6	SL Malinga	Sri Lanka v New Zealand	Pallekele	2019
33	5-6	A Nanda	Luxembourg v Turkey	Moara Vlasiei	2019
34	5-7	Shahid Afridi	Peshawar Zalmi v Quetta Gladiators	Sharjah	2015/16
35	5-8	D Mohammed	Trinidad and Tobago v St Lucia	Coolidge	2007/08
36	5-8	RP Singh	Uttar Pradesh v Railways	Jaipur	2010/11
37	5-8	MB Patel	Gujarat v Saurashtra	Ahmedabad	2012/13
38	5-8	GL van Buuren	Northerns v Namibia	Windhoek	2013/14
39	5-8	Mohd Sami	Islamabad United v Karachi Kings	Dub-DSC	2015/16
40	5-8	SC Getkate	Northern Knights v North West Warriors	Dublin	2019
41	5-8	Wahab Riaz	Dhaka Platoon v Rajshahi Royals	Mirpur	2019/20
42	5-8	LI Meriwala	Baroda v Chhattisgarh	Vadodara-AG	2020/21
43	5-8	CV Milind	Hyderabad v Uttar Pradesh	Sultanpur	2021/22
44	5-8	DM Nakrani	Uganda v Seychelles	Kigali City	2021/22
45	5-8	Shahbaz Butt	Norway v Czech Republic	Vantaa	2022
46	5-9	R Rampaul	Trinidad and Tobago v Leeward Islands	N Sound	2010/11
47	5-9	Usman Shinwari	ZT Bank Limited v Sui N P Ltd	Lahore	2013/14
48	5-9	AM Ellis	Canterbury v Northern Districts	Hamilton	2015/16
49	5-9	PL Das	Assam v Tripura	Kolkata	2016/17
50	5-9	VU Yadav	Services v Uttarakhand	Delhi-Palam B	2018/19
51	5-9	C Viljoen	Namibia v Botswana	Kampala	2019
52	5-9	Dawlat Zadran	Mis Ainak Knights v Amo Sharks	Kabul	2020/21
53	5-9	KS Bagabena	Ghana v Seychelles	Kigali	2021/22
54	5-9	DG Nalkande	Vidarbha v Arunachal Pradesh	Mulapadu	2021/22
55	5-9	S Lamichhane	Nepal v Kenya	Nairobi	2022
56	5-9	MohdKamran	Spain v Isle of Man	La Manga	2022/23
57	5-9	SA Okpe	Nigeria v Cameroon	Kigali	2022/23

A Madhwal of Mumbai captured five wickets conceding five runs against Lucknow at Chennai on 24.05.23 to provide the second occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding single digit runs {Zero to nine} in an innings in the history of Indian Premier League. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	W-R	Player	Teams	Ground	Season
1	5-5	A Kumble	Bangalore v Rajasthan	Cape Town	2009
2	5-5	A Madhwal	Mumbai  v Lucknow	Chennai	2023

Titans were dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings against  Chennai at Chennai on 23 May 2023  in the ongoing Indian Premier League to provide the 17^th occasion  of a team dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings in the history of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.  It also provides the first such occasion for Titans and the first such occasion by  a team against Chennai.

No	Runs	Overs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	158	20.0	1	Gujarat	Bangalore	Bangalore	24.05.16
2	165	20.0	1	Deccan	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	25.05.08
3	163	20.0	1	Chennai	Delhi	Johannesburg	02.05.09
4	105	20.0	1	Bangalore	Rajasthan	Centurion	07.05.09
5	116	20.0	1	Mumbai	Delhi	E London	08.05.09
6	109	20.0	1	Kochi	Rajasthan	Jaipur	24.04.11
7	142	20.0	2	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Jaipur	08.04.12
8	128	20.0	1	Delhi	Kolkata	Kolkata	03.04.13
9	113	20.0	1	Sunrisers	Mumbai	Hyd-RGS	17.05.15
10	153	20.0	2	Mumbai	Gujarat	Rajkot	29.04.17
11	151	20.0	2	Delhi	Bangalore	Delhi	14.05.17
12	146	20.0	1	Sunrisers	Bangalore	Hyd-RGS	07.05.18
13	152	20.0	1	Mumbai	Kolkata	Chennai	13.04.21
14	185	20.0	1	Rajasthan	Punjab	Dub-DSC	21.09.21
15	151	20.0	1	Punjab	Sunrisers	Mum-DYP	17.04.22
16	115	20.0	1	Punjab	Delhi	Mum-BS	20.04.22
17	157	20.0	2	Titans	Chennai	Chennai	23.05.23

It also provides the fourth occasion of a team dismissed all out on the last ball when it has batted in  the second  innings {or the last ball of the match} in the history of the tournament.

No	Runs	Overs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	142	20.0	2	Kolkata	Rajasthan	Jaipur	08.04.12
2	153	20.0	2	Mumbai	Gujarat	Rajkot	29.04.17
3	151	20.0	2	Delhi	Bangalore	Delhi	14.05.17
4	157	20.0	2	Titans	Chennai	Chennai	23.05.23

V  Kohli {100} and F du Plessis {71} of Bangalore scored a century and a half century against Sunrisers at Hyd-RGS on 18.05.23 to provide the ninth occasion of one opener scoring a century and another a century in  the same match in the Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	01	SE Marsh	115	Punjab	Rajasthan	Mohali	28.05.08
	02	JR Hopes	51	Punjab	Rajasthan	Mohali	28.05.08
2	01	CH Gayle	73	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
	02	V Kohli	113	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
3	01	SR Watson	57	Chennai	Sunrisers	Pune-MCA	13.05.18
	02	AT Rayudu	100*	Chennai	Sunrisers	Pune-MCA	13.05.18
4	1	KL Rahul	100*	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
	2	CH Gayle	63	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
5	01	KL Rahul	69	Punjab	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27.09.20
	02	MA Agarwal	106	Punjab	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27.09.20
6	01	V Kohli	72*	Bangalore	Rajasthan	Mumbai	22.04.21
	02	D Padikkal	101*	Bangalore	Rajasthan	Mumbai	22.04.21
7	01	JC Butler	116	Rajasthan	Delhi	Mum-WS	22.04.22
	02	D Padikkal	54	Rajasthan	Delhi	Mum-WS	22.04.22
8	01	Q de Kock	140*	Lukcnow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
	02	KL Rahul	68*	Lukcnow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
9	01	V Kohli	100	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
	02	F du Plessis	71	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23

It is interesting to note that three such occasions of the nine occasions have come on 18 May but in different years – 2016, 2022 and 2023.The three  occasions are tabulated below

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
2	01	CH Gayle	73	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
	02	V Kohli	113	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
8	01	Q de Kock	140*	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
	02	KL Rahul	68*	Lucknow	Kolkata	Mum-DYP	18.05.22
9	01	V Kohli	100	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
	02	F du Plessis	71	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23

Punjab openers and Bangalore openers have accomplished this  feat on three occasions which are tabulated below. V Kohli has figured in all the three occasions in the feat of Bangalore openers, twice with centuries and once with a half century

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	01	SE Marsh	115	Punjab	Rajasthan	Mohali	28.05.08
	02	JR Hopes	51	Punjab	Rajasthan	Mohali	28.05.08
2	01	KL Rahul	100*	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
	02	CH Gayle	63	Punjab	Mumbai	Mumbai	10.04.19
3	01	KL Rahul	69	Punjab	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27.09.20
	02	MA Agarwal	106	Punjab	Rajasthan	Sharjah	27.09.20

No	Pos	Batsman	Runs	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	01	CH Gayle	73	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
	02	V Kohli	113	Bangalore	Punjab	Bangalore	18.05.16
2	01	V Kohli	72*	Bangalore	Rajasthan	Mumbai	22.04.21
	02	D Padikkal	101*	Bangalore	Rajasthan	Mumbai	22.04.21
3	01	V Kohli	100	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23
	02	F du Plessis	71	Bangalore	Sunrisers	Hyd-RGS	18.05.23

Indian Premier League has witnessed 15 occasions of batsmen retired hurt and two occasions of batsmen retired out. All such occasions are tabulated below

No		Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1		DJ Thornley	00	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	20.04.08
2		Harbhajan	08	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	13.03.10
3		VVS Laxman	10	Retired hurt	Deccan	Punjab	Cuttack	19.03.10
4		SR Tendulkar	16	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Chennai	Chennai	04.04.12
5		SR Tendulkar	38	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Sunrisers	Mum-WS	13.05.13
6		Harbhajan	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Delhi	Sharjah	27.04.14
7		AJ Finch	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Ahmedabad	14.04.15
8		KP Pietersen	00	Retired hurt	Ris Pune	Bangalore	Pune-MCA	22.04.16
9		KH Pandya	02	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	01.05.17
10		S Dhawan	00	Retired hurt	Sunrisers	Punjab	Mohali	19.04.18
11		N Rana	15	Retired hurt	Kolkata	Bangalore	Bengaluru	29.04.18
12		AT Rayudu	00	Retired hurt	Chennai	Mumbai	Dub-ICS	19.09.21
13		RA Tripathi	17	Retired hurt	Sunrisers	Titans	Mum-DYP	11.04.22
14		PBB Rajapaksha	01	Retired hurt	Punjab	Rajasthan	Guwahathi	05.04.23
15	*	KH Pandya	49	Retired hurt	Lucknow	Mumbai	Lucknow	16.05.23

No		Player	Runs	Retired out	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1		R Ashwin	28	Retired out	Rajasthan	Lucknow	Mum-WS	10.04.22
2		A Taide	55	Retired out	Punjab	Delhi	Dharamsala	17.05.23

Here is how “retired hurt” differs from “retired out” is explained with clarity :

Retired hurt: If a batter retires during his innings because of injury, illness, or any other unavoidable reasons, he/she is considered retired hurt. In this case, he can resume his innings later in the game after at least one batter is dismissed following his departure from the crease. There have been multiple instances where a player has left the field after an injury only to join back after recovering a bit.

Retired out: If a batter retires during his innings for any reason other than injury, illness, or any unavoidable reasons, he/she is considered retired out. In this case, the player can resume his innings only with the consent of the opposing captain. Rare in professional cricket, the retired out practice is just a tactic to bring in a more suitable batter on the field. The concept has always been popular in gully cricket where someone who plays too many dot balls is asked to make way for another batter.

DJ Thornley, KP Pietersen, S Dhawan and AT Raydu are the four batsmen were retired hurt before opening their account.

No	Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	DJ Thornley	00	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	20.04.08
2	KP Pietersen	00	Retired hurt	Ris Pune	Bangalore	Pune-MCA	22.04.16
3	S Dhawan	00	Retired hurt	Sunrisers	Punjab	Mohali	19.04.18
4	AT Rayudu	00	Retired hurt	Chennai	Mumbai	Dub-ICS	19.09.21

Harbhajan Singh, KH Pandya and SR Tendulkar are the three batsmen who were retired hurt on two occasions.

No	Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	Harbhajan	08	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	13.03.10
2	Harbhajan	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Delhi	Sharjah	27.04.14
1	KH Pandya	02	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	01.05.17
2	*KH Pandya	49	Retired hurt	Lucknow	Mumbai	Lucknow	16.05.23
1	SR Tendulkar	16	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Chennai	Chennai	04.04.12
2	SR Tendulkar	38	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Sunrisers	Mum-WS	13.05.13

DJ Thornley, AJ Finch, KP Pietersen and PBB Rajapaksha are the four overseas batmen retired hurt in the Indian Premier League.

No	Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	DJ Thornley	00	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	20.04.08
2	AJ Finch	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Ahmedabad	14.04.15
3	KP Pietersen	00	Retired hurt	Ris Pune	Bangalore	Pune-MCA	22.04.16
4	PBB Rajapaksha	01	Retired hurt	Punjab	Rajasthan	Guwahathi	05.04.23

KH Pandya remains the only captain to retire hurt in the Indian Premier League with a score of 49. His score remains the highest individual score among the batsmen who retired hurt in the Indian Premier League

No	Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	*KH Pandya	49	Retired hurt	Lucknow	Mumbai	Lucknow	16.05.23

Seven Mumbai batsmen are retired hurt in the Indian Premier League. The seven member list is tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Retired hurt	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date
1	DJ Thornley	00	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	20.04.08
2	Harbhajan	08	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Mum-BS	13.03.10
3	SR Tendulkar	16	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Chennai	Chennai	04.04.12
4	SR Tendulkar	38	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Sunrisers	Mum-WS	13.05.13
5	Harbhajan	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Delhi	Sharjah	27.04.14
6	AJ Finch	10	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Rajasthan	Ahmedabad	14.04.15
7	KH Pandya	02	Retired hurt	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mum-WS	01.05.17

Mohd Shami and AS Joseph returned with figures of none for 53 and none for 52 respectively for Titans against Mumbai at Mum-WS on 12.05.23 to provide the fourth occasion of two bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in an innings without a wicket in the history of Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	AN Ahmed	4.0	0	59	0	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	19.04.15
2	VR Aaron	4.0	0	50	0	Bangalore	Mumbai	Bangalore	19.04.15
1	JJ Bumrah	4.0	0	52	0	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mumbai	10.05.15
2	HH Pandya	4.0	0	51	0	Mumbai	Bangalore	Mumbai	10.05.15
1	SM Curran	4.0	0	55	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
2	JR Hazlewood	4.0	0	54	0	Chennai	Rajasthan	A Dhabi	02.10.21
1	Mohd Shami	4.0	0	53	0	Titans	Mumbai	Mumbai	12.05.23
2	AS Joseph	4.0	0	52	0	Titans	Mumbai	Mumbai	12.05.23