S Dhawan of Delhi scored 92 against Punjab at Mumbai on 18.04.21 in the ongoing IPL to provide the 67th occasion of a batsman scoring ninety in the history of IPL. It also provides the fourth occasion of S Dhawan scoring ninety in IPL. He became the third batsman in the history of IPL to score ninety on four or more occasions. Others are – DA Warner {05} and CH Gayle {04}. The following table lists the nineties scored by these three batsmen.
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DA Warner
90
Sun
Che
Ranchi
22.05.14
2
DA Warner
91
Sun
Kol
Vizag
22.04.15
3
DA Warner
90*
Sun
Mum
Hyd-RGS
18.04.16
4
DA Warner
92
Sun
Ban
Hyd-RGS
30.04.16
5
DA Warner
93*
Sun
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
1
CH Gayle
92*
Ban
Mum
Bangalore
04.04.13
2
CH Gayle
96
Ban
Kol
Kolkata
11.04.15
3
CH Gayle
99*
Pun
Ban
Mohali
13.04.19
4
CH Gayle
99
Pun
Raj
A Dhabi
30.10.20
1
S Dhawan
95*
Dec
Pun
Dharamsala
21.05.11
2
S Dhawan
92*
Sun
Del
Delhi
10.05.18
3
S Dhawan
97*
Del
Kol
Kolkata
12.04.19
4
S Dhawan
92
Del
Pun
Mumbai
18.04.21
Teams playing with less than four overseas cricketers in Indian Premier League
There have been ten instances recorded in IPL history when a team has played with less than four overseas cricketers in their Playing Eleven including today’s game between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings at Chennai on 23 Apr 2021 in which Mumbai Indians played with three cricketers
1. Season 1: 3rd match: Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals at Delhi, Apr 19, 2008.
Rajasthan Royals played with three overseas cricketers- Shane Watson, Darren Lehmann and Shane Warne.
2. Season 1: 56th match: Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals at Mohali, May 28, 2008
Rajasthan Royals played with three overseas cricketers- Shane Watson, Younis Khan and Kamran Akmal.
3. Season 3: 2nd match: Mumbai Indians v Rajasthan Royals at Mum-BS, Mar 13, 2010
Mumbai Indians played with three overseas cricketers – Sanath Jayasuriya, Ryan McLaren, and Lasith Malinga.
4. Season 4: Chennai Super Kings v Kolkata Knight Riders at Chennai, Apr 8, 2011
Kolkata Knight Riders played with two overseas cricketers – Jacques Kallis and Eoin Morgan.
5. Season 4: 6th match: Kolkata Knight Riders v Deccan Chargers at Kolkata, Apr 11, 2011
KKR fielded played with three overseas cricketers – Ryan ten Doeschate, Jacques Kallis and Eoin Morgan
6. Season 5: 28th match: Mumbai Indians v Kings XI Punjab at Mumbai, Apr 22, 2012
Mumbai Indians played with three overseas cricketers – Thisara Perera, James Franklin, and Kieron Pollard.
7. Season 9: 32nd match: Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI Punjab at Kolkata, May 4, 2016
Kings XI Punjab played with three overseas cricketers – Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell and David Miller.
8. Season 10 ; 47th match : Gujarat lions v King’s XI Punjab, at Mohali, May 7, 2017.
Gujarat lions played with three overseas cricketers – Dwayne Smith, Aaron Finch and James Faulkner
9. Season 14 : 10th match : Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kolkata Knight Riders at Chennai on Apr 18, 2021
Royal Challengers Bangalore played with three overseas cricketers – GJ Maxwell, AB de Villiers and K Jamieson
10. Season 15 : 17th match : Mumbai Indians v Punjab Kings at Chennai on Apr 23, 2021
Mumbai Indians played with three overseas cricketers – Q de Kock, KA Pollard and TA Boult
JM Bairstow of Sunrisers was dismissed hit wicket for 43 against Mumbai at Chennai on 17.04.21 to provide the 13th occasion of a batsman dismissed hit wicket in Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MA Khote
08
Mum
Pun
Mohali
25.04.08
2
Misbah-ul-Haq
21
Ban
Pun
Mohali
12.05.08
3
SA Asnodkar
10
Raj
Che
Centurion
30.04.09
4
RA Jadeja
48
Che
Dec
Vizag
07.04.12
5
SS Tiwary
21
Ban
Mum
Bangalore
14.05.12
6
Yuvraj Singh
39
Sun
Mum
Vizag
08.05.16
7
DJ Hooda
10
Sun
Del
Hyd-RGS
12.05.16
8
DA Warner
52
Sun
Pun
Mohali
15.05.16
9
SP Jackson
10
Kol
RPun
Kolkata
03.05.17
10
R Prayag
47
Raj
Kol
Kolkata
25.04.19
11
HH Pandya
18
Mum
Kol
A Dhabi
23.09.20
12
Rashid Khan
14
Sun
Che
Dub-DSC
13.10.20
13
JM Bairstow
43
Sun
Mum
Chennai
17.04.21
DA Warner of Sunrisers is the only captain dismissed hit wicket in Indian Premier League. He was dismissed hit wicket for 52 against Punjab at Mohali on 15.05.16. He also remains the only batsman and captain to be dismissed hit wicket after scoring fifty in IPL
No
Batsman
R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DA Warner
52
Sun
Pun
Mohali
15.05.16
JM Bairstow of Sunrisers was dismissed hit wicket for 43 against Mumbai at Chennai on 17.04.21 to provide the second occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed hit wicket in Indian Premier League. Both the occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
R
Team
Op
Ground
Date
1
SP Jackson
10
Kol
RPun
Kolkata
03.05.17
2
JM Bairstow
43
Sun
Mum
Chennai
17.04.21
He also became the the fifth Sunrisers batsman dismissed hit wicket in Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Yuvraj Singh
39
Sun
Mum
Vizag
08.05.16
2
DJ Hooda
10
Sun
Del
Hyd-RGS
12.05.16
3
DA Warner
52
Sun
Pun
Mohali
15.05.16
4
Rashid Khan
14
Sun
Che
Dub-DSC
13.10.20
5
JM Bairstow
43
Sun
Mum
Chennai
17.04.21
Huge error in Statistics on MS Dhoni by Statistician of Star Sports
I got a message on Whatsapp that MS Dhoni has played 200 IPL games for CSK from Sunil, an ardent follower of the game. I queried him as who gave him the stats. He replied me that he saw the stats on Star TV telecast during the game between Chennai Super Kings and Punjab Kings played at Mumbai
Myself being one of the Senior Cricket statistician in the country and following IPL games closely, noted that something amiss at the stats and checked the veracity of the stats.
Chennai Super Kings has played 181 IPL games so far including yesterday’s game. So the question of MS Dhoni appearing in 200 IPL games does not arise at all
It’s a huge error on the part of the Star Sports Statistician. I think someone concerned will take care of such huge errors in future. In the past also there were some serious errors were flashed on the screen.
Cricket matches are known to throw coincidences of figures very often when comparisons are made. This year’s ongoing IPL 2021 has not belied this and has thrown the following coincidence
In each of the six matches played upto 14.04.21, at least one team has lost a wicket on the final ball of the innings that is the delivery 19.6. The match between Rajasthan Royals and Punjab Kings at Mumbai on 12.04.01 witnessed both teams losing a wicket on the final ball of its innings.
Indian Premier League, 2021, 1st match
Mumbai Indians v Royal Challengers Bangalore
MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, 9 April 2021
Mumbai RD Chahar run out (Kohli/de Villiers) 0
9-159 (Chahar, 19.6 ov).
Indian Premier League, 2021, 2nd match
Chennai Super Kings v Delhi Capitals
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, 10 April 2021
Chennai SM Curran b Woakes 34
7-188 (Curran,19.6 ov).
Indian Premier League, 2021, 3rd match
Sunrisers Hyderabad v Kolkata Knight Riders
MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, 11 April 2021
Kolkata Shakib Al Hasan c Abdul Samad b Kumar 3
6-187 (Shakib Al Hasan, 19.6 ov).
Indian Premier League, 2021, 4th match
Rajasthan Royals v Punjab Kings
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, 12 April 2021
Punjab JA Richardson c Morris b Sakariya 0
6-221 (Richardson, 19.6 ov).
Rajasthan *+SV Samson c Hooda b Arshdeep Singh 119
7-217 (Samson, 19.6 ov).
Indian Premier League, 2021, 5th match
Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians
MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, 13 April 2021
Mumbai RD Chahar c Shubman Gill b Russell 8
10-152 (Chahar, 19.6 ov).
Indian Premier League, 2021, 6th match
Royal Challengers Bangalore v Sunrisers Hyderabad
MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, 14 April 2021
RCB G Maxwell c Saha b J Holder 59
8-149 (G Maxwell, 19.6 ov).
Batsmen’s century in losing cause in Indian Premier League
SV Samson of Rajasthan scored 119 against Punjab at Mumbai on 12.04.21. Rajasthan lost the game by four runs. He became the 14th batsman to to witness the century in a losing cause 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
He also became the third captain in the history of IPL to witness a century in a losing cause. Others are – SR Tendulkar and V Kohli. All the three occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
Tendulkar
100
Mumbai
Kochi
Mumbai
15.04.11
2
V Kohli
100*
Bangalore
Gujarat
Rajkot
24.04.16
3
SV Samson
119
Rajasthan
Punjab
Mumbai
12.04.21
He also became the fourth wicket keeper in the history of IPL to witness a century in a losing cause. Others are –WP Saha, RR Pant and KL Rahul All the four occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
WP Saha
115*
Punjab
Kolkata
Bangalore
01.06.14
2
RR Pant
128*
Delhi
Sunrisers
Delhi
10.05.18
3
KL Rahul
100*
Punjab
Mumbai
Mumbai
10.04.19
4
SV Samson
119
Rajasthan
Punjab
Mumbai
12.04.21
He also became the first captain-cum-wicket keeper in the history of IPL to witness a century in a losing cause.
Man of the Match Awards for a losing team’s cricketer in Indian Premier League-SV Samson joins the list
SV Samson of Rajasthan was awarded the Man of the Match for his sterling knock of 119 against Punjab at Mumbai on 12.04.10 despite Rajasthan lost the game by four runs. He became the 16th cricketer to be awarded the Man of the Match award when the team lost the game in the history of Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Bat
Bowl
Dis
1
S Goswami
Ban
Del
Bangalore
19.05.08
52
02
2
JA Morkel
Che
Raj
Chennai
24.05.08
71
3/22
3
Yuvraj Singh
Pun
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
50
4
A Kumble
Ban
Dec
Jo’burg
24.05.09
4/16
5
YK Pathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
6
Yuvraj Singh
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
66*
4/39
7
R Sharma
Pune
Mum
Mumbai
04.05.11
2/17
8
SP Narine
Kol
Pun
Kolkata
15.04.12
5/19
9
DW Steyn
Dec
Mum
Mumbai
29.04.12
2/10
10
V Kohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*
11
CJ Morris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82*
2/35
12
A Zampa
RPun
Sun
Vizag
10.05.16
6/19
13
HM Amla
Pun
Sun
Mohali
15.05.16
96
14
AS Rajpoot
Pun
Sun
Hyd-RGS
26.04.18
08
5/14
15
S Dhawan
Del
Pun
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
106
16
SV Samson
Raj
Pun
Mumbai
12.04.10
119
SV Samson became the fourth cricketer to be awarded Man of the Match on a losing side when the batsman has scored a century. All such occasions are tabulated below. Others are – YK Pathan, V Kohli and S Dhawan.
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Bat
1
YK Pathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
2
V Kohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*
3
S Dhawan
Del
Pun
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
106
4
SV Samson
Raj
Pun
Mumbai
12.04.10
119
IPL AUCTION 2021 – SOLD PLAYERS LIST IN THE DESCENDING ORDER OF THE AMOUNT SOLD
Stats highlights Finals Match 60 Delhi Vs Mumbai Dub DSC 10 Nov 20
MP Stoinis was dismissed by the first ball of the match in this game to provide 26th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PA Patel
Chennai
Rajasthan
Jaipur
04.05.08
2
G Gambhir
Delhi
Chennai
Durban
23.04.09
3
JH Kallis
Bangalore
Delhi
P Elizabeth
26.04.09
4
K Goel
Punjab
Rajasthan
Cape Town
26.04.09
5
BB McCullum
Kolkata
Bangalore
Durban
29.04.09
6
ST Jayasuriya
Mumbai
Delhi
Centurion
21.05.09
7
S Badarinath
Chennai
Punjab
Centurion
07.05.09
8
MJ Lumb
Rajasthan
Kolkata
Ahmedabad
20.03.10
9
MK Tiwary
Kolkata
Deccan
Mum-DYP
12.03.10
10
S Aniruddha
Chennai
Punjab
Mohali
13.04.11
11
BB McCullum
Kochi
Pune
Mum-DYP
13.04.11
12
MA Agarwal
Bangalore
Mumbai
Bangalore
12.04.11
13
PA Patel
Deccan
Pune
Cuttack
01.05.12
14
MK Pandey
Pune
Deccan
Cuttack
01.05.12
15
M Vijay
Chennai
Delhi
Delhi
10.04.12
16
U Chand
Delhi
Kolkata
Kolkata
03.04.13
17
MDKJ Perera
Rajasthan
Pune
Pune-MCA
11.04.13
18
JH Kallis
Kolkata
Delhi
Dubai {CA}
19.04.14
19
DR Smith
Chennai
Kolkata
Chennai
30.04.15
20
CH Gayle
Bangalore
Kolkata
Bangalore
07.05.17
21
MJ Guptill
Punjab
Ris Pune
Pune-MCA
14.05.17
22
SA Yadav
Mumbai
Bangalore
Mumbai
17.04.18
23
S Dhawan
Sunriseres
Chennai
Mumbai
22.05.18
24
JE Denly
Kolkata
Delhi
Kolkata
12.04.19
25
PP Shah
Delhi
Rajasthan
Dub-DSC
13.10.20
26
MP Stoinis
Delhi
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
10.11.20
It also provides the fourth occasion of a Delhi batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
G Gambhir
Delhi
Chennai
Durban
23.04.09
2
U Chand
Delhi
Kolkata
Kolkata
03.04.13
3
PP Shah
Delhi
Rajasthan
Dub-DSC
13.10.20
4
MP Stoinis
Delhi
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
10.11.20
MP Stoinis collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 84th occasion of an opening batsman collecting the first ball duck in the tournament. It also provides the 50th occasion of an opening batsman batting at number one collecting the first ball duck in the tournament.
K Rabada was dismissed run out for a duck without facing a delivery in this game to provide the 35th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out for a duck without facing a delivery in the tournament. It also provides the third occasion of a Delhi batsman dismissed run out for a duck without facing a delivery in the tournament.
K Rabada was dismissed run out for a duck in this game to provide the 81st occasion of a batsman dismissed run out for a duck without in the tournament. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a Delhi batsman dismissed run out for a duck in the tournament.
SS Iyer {65} and RR Pant {56} scored fifties in this game to provide the 14th occasion of captain and wicket keeper batsman scoring fifties in the same innings in the tournament
SS Iyer {65} scored fifty in this game to provide the 263rd occasion of captain scoring fifty in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 29th occasion of a Delhi captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 25th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Mumbai
RR Pant {56} scored fifty in this game to provide the 196th occasion of wicket keeper batsman scoring fifty in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 25th occasion of a Delhi wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 27th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Mumbai
RG Sharma {68} scored fifty in this game to provide the 264th occasion of captain scoring fifty in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the 34th occasion of a Mumbai captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 29th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Delhi
Iyer {65} and RG Sharma {68} scored fifties in this game to provide the 17th occasion of rival captains scoring fifties in the same match in the tournament
SS Iyer’s 65 in this game fetched him an aggregate of 519 runs to provide the fourth occasion of a batsman totaling 500 plus runs in this edition of the tournament. Later on in Mumbai’s innings, Ishan Kishan {516} and Q de Kock {503} completed 500 plus runs in this edition to become the fifth and sixth batsman to aggregate 500 plus runs in the tournament. The following table lists all the six batsmen.
No
Player
Team
Mat
I
NO
Runs
1
KL Rahul
Punjab
14
14
2
670
2
S Dhawan
Delhi
17
17
3
618
3
DA Warner
Sunrisers
16
16
2
548
4
SS Iyer
Delhi
17
17
2
519
5
Ishan Kishan
Mumbai
14
13
4
516
5
Q de Kock
Mumbai
16
16
2
503
SS Iyer’s 65 in this game fetched him an aggregate of 519 runs in this edition to provide the 15th occasion of a captain totaling 500 plus runs in an edition of the tournament. The following table lists all the fifteen occasions.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edn
1
V Kohli
16
16
4
973
Bangalore
2016
2
DA Warner
17
17
3
848
Sunrisers
2016
3
KS Williamson
17
17
3
735
Sunrisers
2018
4
KL Rahul
14
14
2
670
Punjab
2020
5
DA Warner
14
14
3
641
Sunrisers
2017
6
V Kohli
16
16
2
634
Bangalore
2013
7
SR Tendulkar
15
15
2
618
Mumbai
2009
8
G Gambhir
17
17
1
590
Kolkata
2012
9
DA Warner
14
14
1
562
Sunrisers
2015
10
SR Tendulkar
16
16
3
553
Mumbai
2011
11
DA Warner
16
16
2
548
Sunrisers
2020
12
V Kohli
14
14
3
530
Bangalore
2018
13
SS Iyer
17
17
2
519
Delhi
2020
14
V Kohli
16
16
5
505
Bangalore
2015
15
G Gambhir
15
15
2
501
Kolkata
2016
Iyer’s 65 in this game fetched him an aggregate of 519 runs in this edition to provide the third occasion of a captain totaling 500 plus runs in this edition of the tournament. The following table lists all the three occasions.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edn
1
KL Rahul
14
14
2
670
Punjab
2020
2
DA Warner
16
16
2
548
Sunrisers
2020
3
SS Iyer
17
17
2
519
Delhi
2020
Q de Kock’s 503 runs in this edition provide the eighth occasion of a wicketkeeper batsman totaling 500 plus runs in an edition of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edn
1
RR Pant
14
14
1
684
Delhi
2018
2
RV Uthappa
15
15
1
660
Kolkata
2014
3
KL Rahul
14
14
2
659
Punjab
2018
4
JC Buttler
13
13
3
548
Rajasthan
2018
5
Q de Kock
16
16
1
529
Mumbai
2019
6
KL Rahul
11
11
2
522
Punjab
2020
7
KD Karthik
19
19
1
510
Mumbai
2013
8
Q de Kock
16
16
2
503
Mumbai
2020
Q de Kock’s 503 runs in this edition provide the second occasion of a wicketkeeper batsman totaling 500 plus runs in this edition of the tournament. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edn
1
KL Rahul
11
11
2
522
Punjab
2020
2
Q de Kock
16
16
2
503
Mumbai
2020
Q de Kock and KL Rahul with 500 plus runs in this edition became the wicket keeper batsmen to total 500 plus runs in two editions of the tournament. Q de Kock had totaled 529 runs in 2019 representing Mumbai while KL Rahul had totaled 659 runs representing Punjab
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edn
1
KL Rahul
11
11
2
522
Punjab
2020
2
KL Rahul
14
14
2
659
Punjab
2018
1
Q de Kock
16
16
1
529
Mumbai
2019
2
Q de Kock
16
16
2
503
Mumbai
2020
K Rabada’s lone wicket in this game fetched him an aggregate of 30 wickets in this edition. He became the second bowler to aggregate 30 plus wickets in an edition in the tournament after DJ Bravo. DJ Bravo had captured 32 wickets in 2013 representing Chennai
This game was the 200th game for RG Sharma in the tournament. He became the second cricketer to appear in 200 plus games in the tournament after MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has appeared in 204 games
Mumbai won the tournament for the fifth time. It became the second team after Chennai to defend the trophy. Mumbai won the tournament in 2019 and 2020. Chennai had won the tournament in 2010 and 2011.
Q de Kock effected 22 dismissals in this edition and now stands second in the list of wicket keepers who have effected most dismissals in an edition in the tournament. RR Pant of Delhi has effected 24 dismissals in 2019.
RR Pant and Q de Kock are the only two wicket keepers in the tournament to effect 20 plus dismissals.
TA Boult captured 25 wickets in this edition to provide the eleventh occasion of a bowler capturing 25 plus wickets in an edition in the tournament. The following table lists all the eleven bowlers. This edition of 2020 witnesses three bowlers – K Rabada {30}, JJ Bumrah {27} and TA Boult {25} – captuting 25 plus wickets.
No
Player
Mat
Overs
M
Runs
W
Team
Edn
1
DJ Bravo
18
62.3
0
497
32
Chennai
2013
2
K Rabada
17
65.4
1
548
30
Delhi
2020
3
SL Malinga
16
63.0
2
375
28
Mumbai
2011
4
JP Faulkner
16
63.1
2
427
28
Rajasthan
2013
5
JJ Bumrah
15
60.0
2
404
27
Mumbai
2020
6
B Kumar
14
52.2
0
369
26
Sunrisers
2017
7
DJ Bravo
17
52.2
0
426
26
Chennai
2015
8
Imran Tahir
17
64.2
1
431
26
Chennai
2019
9
K Rabada
12
47.0
0
368
25
Delhi
2019
10
M Morkel
16
63.0
1
453
25
Delhi
2012
11
TA Boult
15
57.2
3
457
25
Mumbai
2020
This edition of 2020 witnesses three bowlers – K Rabada {30}, JJ Bumrah {27} and TA Boult {25} – capturing 25 plus wickets. 2020 edition became the first edition in the history of tournament to witness three bowlers capturing 25 plus wickets
No
Player
Mat
Overs
M
Runs
W
Team
Edn
1
JJ Bumrah
15
60.0
2
404
27
Mumbai
2020
2
K Rabada
17
65.4
1
548
30
Delhi
2020
3
TA Boult
15
57.2
3
457
25
Mumbai
2020
RG Sharma’s 68 in this game represent his 40th fifty of the tournament. He became the fifth batsman to score 40 pus fifties in the tournament. Others are – DA Warner {52}, V Kohli {44}, S Dhawan {43} and AB de Villiers {41}
Q de Kock earned the distinction of becoming the first wicket keeper in the tournament to score 500 plus runs and effect 20 plus dismissals. He scored 503 runs and effected 22 dismissals in 2020 edition.
The following table lists the winners and runners in each edition of the tournament.
No
Season
Winner
Runners
Margin
Ground
Date
1
2008
Rajasthan
Chennai
03 wkts
Mumbai
01.06.08
2
2009
Deccan
Bangalore
06 runs
Jo’burg
24.05.09
3
2010
Chennai
Mumbai
22 runs
Mumbai
25.04.10
4
2011
Chennai
Bangalore
58 runs
Chennai
28.05.11
5
2012
Kolkata
Chennai
05 wkts
Chennai
27.05.12
6
2013
Mumbai
Chennai
23 runs
Kolkata
26.05.13
7
2014
Kolkata
Punjab
03 wkts
Bangalore
01.06.14
8
2015
Mumbai
Chennai
41 runs
Kolkata
24.05.15
9
2016
Sunrisers
Bangalore
08 runs
Bangalore
29.05.16
10
2017
Mumbai
Ris Pune
01 run
Hyd-RGS
21.05.17
11
2018
Chennai
Sunrisers
08 wkts
Mumbai
27.05.18
12
2019
Mumbai
Chennai
01 run
Hyd-RGS
12.05.19
13
2020
Mumbai
Delhi
05 wkts
Dub-DSC
10.11.20
SS Iyer’s 65 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 91st occasion of captain’s fifty in an innings going in vain in the tournament. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Delhi captain’s fifty going in vain in the tournament.
RR Pant’s 56 fifty in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 92nd occasion of wicket keeper batsman’s fifty in an innings going in vain in the tournament. It also provides the tenth occasion of a Delhi wicket keeper batsman’s fifty going in vain in the tournament.
