The 39th game between Kolkata and Bangalore at Abu Dhabi on 21.10.20 was the 300th T20 game for EJG Morgan. He became the 25th cricketer in the history of T20 games to appear in 300 plus T20 games. The following table lists all these 25 cricketers with their performances.
No
Player
Mat
Runs
HS
C
W
BBI
5
Ct
St
1
KA Pollard
521
10415
104
1
289
4/15
0
299
0
2
DJ Bravo
471
6331
70*
0
512
5/23
2
230
0
3
CH Gayle
407
13402
175*
22
80
4/22
0
91
0
4
Shoaib Malik
401
10145
95*
0
149
5/13
2
156
0
5
BB McCullum
370
9922
158*
7
0
–
0
153
14
6
ten Doeschate
369
7524
121*
2
114
4/24
0
131
0
7
RS Bopara
368
7235
105*
1
234
6/16
1
125
0
8
Sohail Tanvir
351
2319
60*
0
364
6/14
2
60
0
9
SP Narine
347
2429
79
0
390
5/19
1
75
0
10
SR Watson
342
8807
124*
6
216
4/15
0
101
0
11
AD Russell
339
5679
121*
2
300
4/11
0
153
0
12
RG Sharma
337
8902
118
6
29
4/6
0
136
0
13
DR Smith
337
7870
110*
5
110
4/8
0
141
0
14
MS Dhoni
327
6785
84*
0
0
–
0
184
84
15
DT Christian
326
4844
129
2
240
5/14
2
135
0
16
LJ Wright
325
7998
153*
7
79
3/17
0
97
0
17
AB de Villiers
320
8942
133*
4
–
–
–
212
17
18
DA Miller
320
6900
120*
3
0
–
0
206
1
19
DJG Sammy
320
3918
71*
0
160
5/26
1
123
0
20
JA Morkel
319
4248
73*
0
248
4/25
0
71
0
21
SK Raina
319
8392
126*
4
53
4/26
0
164
0
22
Shahid Afridi
317
4310
101
1
339
5/7
2
93
0
23
Shakib Al Hasan
308
4970
86*
0
354
6/6
4
78
0
24
Imran Tahir
301
241
23
0
380
5/23
2
67
0
25
EJG Morgan
300
6701
91
0
–
–
–
134
0
This game was the 300th T20 game for EJG Morgan. He became the third England cricketer in the history of T20 games to appear in 300 plus T20 games after RS Bopara and LJ Wright. The following table lists all these three cricketers with their performances.
Kolkata posted a team total of 84 for 8 in its allotted twenty overs to provide the sixth occasion of a team posting a total less than 100 runs without being dismissed in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
84/8
1
Bangalore
A Dhabi
21.10.20
2
Punjab
92/8
2
Chennai
Durban
20.05.09
3
Mumbai
94/8
1
Rajasthan
Jaipur
29.04.11
4
Punjab
95/9
2
Chennai
Chennai
25.04.15
5
Bangalore
96/9
2
Ris Pune
Pune
29.04.17
6
Pune
99/9
1
Punjab
Pune
07.04.13
Kolkata posted a team total of 84 for 8 in its allotted twenty overs to provide the lowest team total by a team posting less than 100 runs without being dismissed in the tournament without being dismissed in the tournament. The previous lowest was 92/8 by Punjab against Chennai at Durban on 20.05.09. Both occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
84/8
1
Bangalore
A Dhabi
21.10.20
2
Punjab
92/8
2
Chennai
Durban
20.05.09
Kolkata posted a team total of 84 for 8 in its allotted twenty overs to provide the lowest team total by a team posting less than 100 runs without being dismissed in the tournament without being dismissed in the first innings in the tournament. The previous lowest was 94/8 by Mumbai against Rajasthan at Jaipur on 29.04.11. Both occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
84/8
1
Bangalore
A Dhabi
21.10.20
2
Mumbai
94/8
1
Rajasthan
Jaipur
29.04.11
Kolkata’s 84 for 8 in the allotted twenty overs in this game provide its lowest team total without being dismissed in the tournament. Previous lowest was 108 for 9 in 20.0 overs against Chennai at Chennai on 09.04.17
Kolkata’s 84 for 8 in the allotted twenty overs in this game provide the first occasion of Kolkata posting a team total of less than 100 runs without being dismissed in the tournament.
Mohammad Siraj returned with figures of 4.0-2-08-3 in this game. His two maiden overs were back to back maiden overs. He earned the distinction of becoming the first bowler to bowl to consecutive maiden overs in the tournament. His two maiden overs were also wicket maidens.
The following table lists the bowlers who have bowled maiden overs in the ongoing edition.
No
Bowler
Team
Mat
I
O
R
W
M
1
D Chahar
Che
10
10
38.0
270
10
2
2
Mohd Siraj
Ban
04
04
14.0
110
6
2
3
Rashid Khan
Sun
09
09
36.0
199
11
1
4
NA Saini
Ban
10
10
37.0
299
5
1
5
S Cottrell
Pun
06
06
20.0
176
6
1
6
S Mavi
Kol
07
07
22.0
197
7
1
7
CH Morris
Ban
05
05
20.0
100
9
1
8
W Sundar
Ban
10
10
33.0
185
6
1
9
K Rabada
Del
10
10
39.4
301
21
1
10
T Boult
Mum
09
09
35.2
299
12
1
11
T Natarajan
Pun
09
09
34.5
295
11
1
12
Arshdeep Singh
Pun
05
05
16.0
143
6
1
Three Bangalore Bowlers bowled maiden overs in this game – CH Morris {01}, Mohd Siraj {02} and NA Saini {01} to provide the very first occasion of three bowlers bowling maiden overs in an innings in the tournament.
Three Bangalore Bowlers bowled four maiden overs in this game – CH Morris {01}, Mohd Siraj {02} and NA Saini {01} to provide the very first occasion of bowlers bowling four maiden overs in an innings in the tournament.
V Kohli’s two boundary fours in this game fetched him 500 boundary fours in the tournament. He became the second batsman in the tournament to score 500 plus boundary fours in the tournament after S Dhawan. S Dhawan has scored 575 boundary fours in the tournament.
V Kohli and S Dhawan are the two batsmen in the tournament to score 5000 plus runs, 500 plus boundary fours and 100 plus boundary sixes.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
4s
6s
1
V Kohli
187
179
30
5777
113
500
199
2
S Dhawan
169
168
24
5044
106*
575
106
V Kohli was leading Bangalore for the 120th occasion in this game. He became the third captain to lead a team in 120 plus occasions in the tournament. Others are – MS Dhoni {184} and G Gambhir {129}
This game was the 300th T20 game for EJG Morgan. He became the 25th cricketer in the history of T20 games to appear in 300 plus T20 games. The following table lists all these 25 cricketers with their performances.
No
Player
Mat
Runs
HS
C
W
BBI
5
Ct
St
1
KA Pollard
521
10415
104
1
289
4/15
0
299
0
2
DJ Bravo
471
6331
70*
0
512
5/23
2
230
0
3
CH Gayle
407
13402
175*
22
80
4/22
0
91
0
4
Shoaib Malik
401
10145
95*
0
149
5/13
2
156
0
5
BB McCullum
370
9922
158*
7
0
–
0
153
14
6
ten Doeschate
369
7524
121*
2
114
4/24
0
131
0
7
RS Bopara
368
7235
105*
1
234
6/16
1
125
0
8
Sohail Tanvir
351
2319
60*
0
364
6/14
2
60
0
9
SP Narine
347
2429
79
0
390
5/19
1
75
0
10
SR Watson
342
8807
124*
6
216
4/15
0
101
0
11
AD Russell
339
5679
121*
2
300
4/11
0
153
0
12
RG Sharma
337
8902
118
6
29
4/6
0
136
0
13
DR Smith
337
7870
110*
5
110
4/8
0
141
0
14
MS Dhoni
327
6785
84*
0
0
–
0
184
84
15
DT Christian
326
4844
129
2
240
5/14
2
135
0
16
LJ Wright
325
7998
153*
7
79
3/17
0
97
0
17
AB de Villiers
320
8942
133*
4
–
–
–
212
17
18
DA Miller
320
6900
120*
3
0
–
0
206
1
19
DJG Sammy
320
3918
71*
0
160
5/26
1
123
0
20
JA Morkel
319
4248
73*
0
248
4/25
0
71
0
21
SK Raina
319
8392
126*
4
53
4/26
0
164
0
22
Shahid Afridi
317
4310
101
1
339
5/7
2
93
0
23
Shakib Al Hasan
308
4970
86*
0
354
6/6
4
78
0
24
Imran Tahir
301
241
23
0
380
5/23
2
67
0
25
EJG Morgan
300
6701
91
0
–
–
–
134
0
This game was the 300th T20 game for EJG Morgan. He became the third England cricketer in the history of T20 games to appear in 300 plus T20 games. The following table lists all these three cricketers with their performances.
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in this game to provide the 15th occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below. S Dhawan became the 14th cricketer to be awarded Man of the Match under such circumstances. Yuvraj singh has been awarded Man of the Match on two occasions.
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
SGoswami
Ban
Del
Bangalore
19.05..08
52 : 02 D
2
JAMorkel
Che
Raj
Chennai
24.05.08
71 : 2/35
3
YuvrajSingh
Pjb
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
50 : 3/22
4
AKumble
Ban
Dec
Jo’burg
24.05.09
4/16
5
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
6
YuvrajSingh
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
66* : 4/30
7
RSharma
Pune
Mum
Mumbai
04.05.11
2/17
8
SPNarine
Kol
Pjb
Kolkata
15.04.12
5/19
9
DWSteyn
Dec
Mum
Mumbai
29.04.12
2/10
10
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*:
11
CJMorris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82* :
12
AZampa
RPune
Sun
Vizag
10.05.16
6/19
13
HMAmla
Pjb
Sun
Mohali
15.05.16
96 :
14
ASRajpoot
Pjb
Sun
HydRGS
26.04.18
08 : 5/14
15
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*:
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in this game to provide the eighth occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match for his batting – Fifty – and including all round performances – Fifty coupled with two or more wickets – even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
JAMorkel
Che
Raj
Chennai
24.05.08
71 : 2/35
2
YuvrajSingh
Pjb
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
50 : 3/22
3
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
4
YuvrajSingh
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
66* : 4/30
5
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*:
6
CJMorris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82* :
7
HMAmla
Pjb
Sun
Mohali
15.05.16
96 :
8
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*:
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in this game to provide the third occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match for his batting performance for scoring a century even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
2
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*:
3
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*:
S Dhawan became the second Delhi cricketer to be awarded Man of the Match Award despite Delhi ended as losers in the game. Prior to this CH Morris was awarded Man of the Match for his 82 not out against Gujarat at Delhi on 27.05.16
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
CHMorris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82*
2
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*
S Dhawan scored 106 not out in this game to provide the 62nd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the tournament. It also provides the tenth occasion of a Delhi batsman scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
V Sehwag
119
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
05.05.11
2
DA Warner
109*
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
10.05.12
3
DA Warner
107*
Kolkata
Delhi
29.03.10
4
de Villiers
105*
Chennai
Durban
23.04.09
5
KP Pietersen
103*
Deccan
Delhi
19.04.12
6
Q de Kock
108
Bangalore
Bangalore
17.04.16
7
SV Samson
102
Ris Pune
Pune-MCA
11.04.17
8
RR Pant
128*
Sunriseres
Delhi
10.05.18
9
S Dhawan
101*
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
10
S Dhawan
106*
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
S Dhawam became the first batsman in the history of IPL to score back to back centuries. Prior to the century in this game, he had scored 101 not out against Chennai at Sharjah on 17.10.20
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
S Dhawan
101*
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
S Dhawan
106*
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
S Dhawan became the second Delhi batsman to score centuries on two occasions after DA Warner. The centuries scored by these two batsmen are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
DA Warner
109*
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
10.05.12
2
DA Warner
107*
Kolkata
Delhi
29.03.10
1
S Dhawan
101*
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
S Dhawan
106*
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
With two centuries to his credit, S Dhawan became the 13th batsman to score two or more centuries in the tournament. The following table details the centuries scored by these thirteen batsmen.
No
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
1
CH Gayle
175*
Bangalore
Pune
Bangalore
23.04.13
2
CH Gayle
128*
Bangalore
Delhi
Delhi
17.05.12
3
CH Gayle
107
Bangalore
Punjab
Bangalore
06.05.11
4
CH Gayle
102*
Bangalore
Kolkata
Kolkata
22.04.11
5
CH Gayle
117
Bangalore
Punjab
Bangalore
06.05.15
6
CH Gayle
104*
Punjab
Sunrisers
Mohali
19.04.18
2
1
V Kohli
100*
Bangalore
Gujarat
Rajkot
24.04.16
2
V Kohli
108*
Bangalore
Ris Pune
Bangalore
07.05.16
3
V Kohli
109
Bangalore
Gujarat
Bangalore
14.05.16
4
V Kohli
113
Bangalore
Punjab
Bangalore
18.05.16
5
V Kohli
100
Bangalore
Kolkata
Kolkata
19.04.19
3
1
de Villiers
105*
Delhi
Chennai
Durban
23.04.09
2
de Villiers
133*
Bangalore
Mumbai
Mumbai
10.05.15
3
de Villiers
129*
Bangalore
Gujarat
Bangalore
14.05.16
4
1
DA Warner
109*
Delhi
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
10.05.12
2
DA Warner
107*
Delhi
Kolkata
Delhi
29.03.10
3
DA Warner
126
Sunrisers
Kolkata
Hyd-RGS
30.04.17
4
DA Warner
100*
Sunrisers
Bangalore
Hyd-RGS
31.03.19
5
1
SR Watson
101
Rajasthan
Chennai
Chennai
22.04.13
2
SR Watson
104*
Rajasthan
Kolkata
Mum-BS
16.05.15
3
SR Watson
106
Chennai
Rajasthan
Pune-MCA
20.04.18
4
SR Watson
117*
Chennai
Sunrisers
Mumbai
27.05.18
6
1
AC Gilchrist
109*
Deccan
Mumbai
Mumbai
27.04.08
2
AC Gilchrist
106
Punjab
Bangalore
Dharamsala
17.05.11
7
1
M Vijay
127
Chennai
Rajasthan
Chennai
03.04.10
2
M Vijay
113
Chennai
Delhi
Chennai
25.05.12
8
1
McCullum
158*
Kolkata
Bangalore
Bangalore
18.04.08
2
McCullum
100*
Chennai
Sunrisers
Chennai
11.04.15
9
1
HM Amla
104*
Punjab
Mumbai
Indore
20.04.17
2
HM Amla
104
Punjab
Gujarat
Mohali
07.05.17
10
1
SV Samson
102
Delhi
Ris Pune
Pune-MCA
11.04.17
2
SV Samson
102*
Rajasthan
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
29.03.19
11
1
AM Rahane
103*
Rajasthan
Bangalore
Bangalore
15.04.12
2
AM Rahane
105*
Rajasthan
Delhi
Jaipur
22.04.19
12
1
KL Rahul
100*
Punjab
Mumbai
Mumbai
10.04.19
2
KL Rahul
132*
Punjab
Bangalore
Dub-DSC
25.09.20
13
1
S Dhawan
101*
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
S Dhawan
106*
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
With two centuries to his credit in the ongoing edition, S Dhawan became the fifth batsman to score two or more centuries in the same edition in the tournament. The following table details the centuries scored by these five batsmen.
No
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
1
CH Gayle
107
Bangalore
Punjab
Bangalore
06.05.11
2
CH Gayle
102*
Bangalore
Kolkata
Kolkata
22.04.11
2
1
V Kohli
100*
Bangalore
Gujarat
Rajkot
24.04.16
2
V Kohli
108*
Bangalore
Ris Pune
Bangalore
07.05.16
3
V Kohli
109
Bangalore
Gujarat
Bangalore
14.05.16
4
V Kohli
113
Bangalore
Punjab
Bangalore
18.05.16
3
1
SR Watson
106
Chennai
Rajasthan
Pune-MCA
20.04.18
2
SR Watson
117*
Chennai
Sunrisers
Mumbai
27.05.18
4
1
HM Amla
104*
Punjab
Mumbai
Indore
20.04.17
2
HM Amla
104
Punjab
Gujarat
Mohali
07.05.17
5
1
S Dhawan
101*
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
S Dhawan
106*
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.10.20
S Dhawan’s knock of 106 not out contained 12 boundary fours to provide the 34th occasion of a batsman scoring ten or more boundary fours in his century knock.
S Dhawan’s knock of 106 not out contained 12 boundary fours to provide the 18th occasion of a batsman scoring twelve or more boundary fours in his century knock.
S Dhawan’s 106 not out in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 13th occasion of a batsman’s century going in vain in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
A Symonds
117*
Deccan
Rajasthan
HydRGS
24.04.08
2
YK Pathan
100
Rajasthan
Mumbai
MumBS
13.03.10
3
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
PuneMCA
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
HydRGS
29.03.19
10
KL Rahul
100*
Punjab
Mumbai
Mumbai
10.04.19
11
AM Rahane
105*
Rajasthan
Delhi
Jaipur
22.04.19
12
Agaarwal
106
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sharjah
27.09.20
13
S Dhawan
106*
Delhi
Punjab
DubDSC
20.10.20
S Dhawan’s run aggregate in IPL read 5044 at the end of this game. He became the fifth batsman to total 5000 plus runs in the tournament. Others are – V Kohli {5759}, SK Raina {5368}, RG Sharma {5158} and DA Warner {5037}
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
1
V Kohli
186
178
29
5759
2
SK Raina
193
189
28
5368
3
RG Sharma
197
192
28
5158
4
S Dhawan
169
168
24
5044
5
DA Warner
135
135
18
5037
S Dhawan’s 106 not out in this game provide his 41st fifty of the tournament. He now stands third in the list of batsmen who have scored most fifties in the tournament. DA Warner {50} and V Kohli {43} occupy the first two places
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
50+
1
DA Warner
135
135
18
5037
4
46
50
2
V Kohli
186
178
29
5759
5
38
43
3
S Dhawan
169
168
24
5044
2
39
41
RR Pant pouched two catches in this game which fetched him 51 dismissals in the tournament. He became the eighth wicket keeper in the tournament to effect 50 plus dismissals. The following table lists the wicket keeper who have effected 50 plus dismissals in the tournament.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
Dis
Ct
St
1
MS Dhoni
200
193
147
108
39
2
KD Karthik
191
175
135
105
30
3
RV Uthappa
185
114
90
58
32
4
PA Patel
139
122
82
66
16
5
WP Saha
121
101
75
56
19
6
NV Ojha
113
111
75
65
10
7
AC Gilchrist
80
80
67
51
16
8
RR Pant
61
51
51
40
11
KL Rahul’s lone boundary six in this game fetched in 100 boundary sixes in the tournament. He became the 21st batsman to score 100 plus boundary sixes in the tournament. The following table lists the 21 batmen.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
6s
1
CH Gayle
128
127
15
4590
175*
335
2
de Villiers
163
151
36
4680
133*
231
3
MS Dhoni
200
179
68
4596
84*
215
4
RG Sharma
197
192
28
5158
109*
209
5
V Kohli
186
178
29
5759
113
199
6
SK Raina
193
189
28
5368
100*
194
7
KA Pollard
157
142
45
2963
083
193
8
SR Watson
144
140
16
3860
117*
189
9
DA Warner
135
135
18
5037
126
189
10
RV Uthappa
185
178
17
4539
087
159
11
YK Pathan
174
154
44
3204
100
158
12
Yuvraj Singh
132
126
15
2750
083
149
13
BB McCullum
109
109
05
2880
158*
130
14
AT Rayudu
155
147
26
3550
100*
129
15
AD Russell
073
060
10
1492
088*
126
16
DR Smith
091
089
05
2385
087*
117
17
SV Samson
103
099
09
2445
102*
108
18
V Sehwag
104
104
05
2728
122
106
19
S Dhawan
169
168
24
5044
106*
106
20
KD Karthik
191
172
29
3795
097*
105
21
KL Rahul
077
068
13
2517
132*
100
K Rabada’s aggregate of wickets in this edition read 21. His feat of 20 plus wickets in this edition provides the 43rd occasion of a bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition in the tournament. It also provides the 20th occasion of an overseas bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition in the tournament.
K Rabada’s 21 wickets in this edition provide the second occasion of his capturing 20 plus wickets in an edition. Prior to this, he had captured 25 wickets in 2019 edition. He became the seventh bowler and fourth overseas bowler to capture 20 plus wickets in two or more editions.
No
No
Player
Mat
Runs
W
Team
Edition
1
1
SL Malinga
16
375
28
Mumbai
2011
2
SL Malinga
15
444
24
Mumbai
2015
3
SL Malinga
14
350
22
Mumbai
2012
4
SL Malinga
17
468
20
Mumbai
2013
2
1
SP Narine
15
324
24
Kolkata
2012
2
SP Narine
16
350
22
Kolkata
2013
3
SP Narine
16
407
21
Kolkata
2014
3
1
DJ Bravo
18
497
32
Chennai
2013
2
DJ Bravo
17
426
26
Chennai
2015
4
1
K Rabada
12
368
25
Delhi
2019
2
K Rabada
10
301
21
Delhi
2020
Delhi lost this game to provide its 100th loss in the tournament – lost games in tied games not taken into consideration. Delhi became the first team in the tournament to lose 100 games.
This game was the 26th game for Delhi in the tournament against Punjab. It provides the most games played by Delhi against an opposition in the tournament. Delhi has lost eleven games against Punjab including a lost game on tie. It has won 15 games against Punjab.
Man of the Match Awards for cricketers on losing side in Indian Premier League
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in the game between Delhi and Punjab at Dub-DSC on 20.10.20 to provide the 15th occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below. S Dhawan became the 14th cricketer to be awarded Man of the Match under such circumstances. Yuvraj singh has been awarded Man of the Match on two occasions.
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
SGoswami
Ban
Del
Bangalore
19.05..08
52 : 02 D
2
JAMorkel
Che
Raj
Chennai
24.05.08
71 : 2-35
3
YuvrajSingh
Pjb
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
50 : 3-22
4
AKumble
Ban
Dec
Jo’burg
24.05.09
4/16
5
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
6
YuvrajSingh
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
66* : 4/30
7
RSharma
Pune
Mum
Mumbai
04.05.11
2/17
8
SPNarine
Kol
Pjb
Kolkata
15.04.12
5/19
9
DWSteyn
Dec
Mum
Mumbai
29.04.12
2/10
10
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*:
11
CHMorris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82* :
12
AZampa
RPune
Sun
Vizag
10.05.16
6/19
13
HMAmla
Pjb
Sun
Mohali
15.05.16
96 :
14
ASRajpoot
Pjb
Sun
HydRGS
26.04.18
08 : 5/14
15
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*:
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in this game to provide the eighth occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match for his batting – Fifty – and including all round performances – Fifty coupled with two or more wickets – even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
JAMorkel
Che
Raj
Chennai
24.05.08
71 : 2/35
2
YuvrajSingh
Pjb
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
50 :3/22
3
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
4
YuvrajSingh
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
66* : 4/30
5
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*
6
CJMorris
Del
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
82*
7
HMAmla
Pjb
Sun
Mohali
15.05.16
96
8
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*
S Dhawan of Delhi was awarded the Man of the Match for his 106 not out in this game to provide the third occasion of a cricketer awarded the Man of the Match for his batting performance for scoring a century even though his team ended up as losers. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
Performance
1
YKPathan
Raj
Mum
MumBS
13.05.10
100
2
VKohli
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
100*
3
SDhawan
Del
Pjb
DubDSC
20.10.20
106*
S Dhawan became the second Delhi cricketer to be awarded Man of the Match Award despite Delhi ended as losers in the game. Prior to this CH Morris was awarded Man of the Match for his 82 not out against Gujarat at Delhi on 27.05.16
This game was the 200th appearance for MS Dhoni in the tournament. He became the first cricketer to appear in 200 games in the tournament.
MS Dhoni pouched two catches in the tournament which fetched him 108 catches. With 39 stumping dismissals to his credit, he has effected 147 dismissals. His 108 catches is a record for most catches by a wicket keeper in the tournament. Next best is KD Karthik’s 105 catches.
MS Dhoni requires three more dismissals which would fetch him 150 dismissals. If he effects them, then he would become the first wicket keeper in the tournament to effect 150 dismissals
MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 28 in this game to provide the 74th occasion of a captain dismissed run out in the tournament. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Chennai captain dismissed run out in the tournament. It also provides his eighth run out dismissal in the tournament as a captain
MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 28 in this game to provide the 67th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Chennai wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in the tournament. It also provides his eighth run out dismissal in the tournament as a wicket keeper batsman
SV Samson was dismissed without scoring in this game to provide the 64th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring zero in the tournament. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Rajasthan wicket keeper batsman scoring zero in the tournament.
It also represents his eighth duck in the tournament. It also represents his eleventh duck in T20 games. The following table lists the 25 Indian batsmen who have scored ten or more zeroes in T20 games
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
0
1
PP Chawla
243
137
45
1361
20
2
Harbhajan Singh
265
153
50
1508
19
3
YK Pathan
274
243
67
4852
19
4
RG Sharma
337
324
47
8902
19
5
G Gambhir
251
245
24
6402
18
6
AM Rahane
199
191
20
5013
17
7
AT Rayudu
230
218
31
4995
17
8
MK Pandey
249
227
52
5536
17
9
NV Ojha
182
162
20
2972
16
0
KD Karthik
297
264
50
5849
16
11
Mandeep Singh
168
150
30
3284
15
12
PA Patel
204
200
12
4300
15
13
UBT Chand
077
75
05
1565
12
14
V Sehwag
159
157
06
4061
12
15
SK Raina
319
303
46
8392
12
16
P Kumar
177
86
30
687
11
17
SV Samson
158
152
14
3717
11
18
R Sharma
074
35
09
131
10
19
M Kartik
147
46
21
320
10
20
Gurkeerat Singh
102
86
15
1643
10
21
R Ashwin
239
88
34
718
10
22
SA Yadav
158
139
35
3255
10
23
MA Agarwal
145
140
10
3362
10
24
RV Uthappa
263
255
23
6628
10
25
S Dhawan
268
265
28
7653
10
JC Buttler scored 70 not out in this game to provide his eleventh fifty in the tournament.
Chennai lost its 70th game of the tournament, while Rajasthan carved its 77th win of the tournament. Chennai lost its ninth game against Rajasthan, while Rajasthan posted its 14th win against Chennai in the tournament. Both teams have met on 23 occasions
This game ended in a tie with both teams scoring 176 runs in the allotted twenty overs. Batting first Mumbai scored 176 for six and Punjab replied with 176 for six. It provides the 13th occasion of a tied game in the tournament
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Cape Town
23.04.09
2
Chennai
Punjab
Chennai
21.03.10
3
Bangalore
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
07.04.13
4
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
16.04.13
5
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Abu Dhabi
29.04.14
6
Rajasthan
Punjab
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
7
Gujarat
Mumbai
Rajkot
29.04.17
8
Kolkata
Delhi
Delhi
30.03.19
9
Mumbai
Sunrisers
Mum-WS
02.05.19
10
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
11
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
12
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
13
Mumbai
Punjab
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
This tied game provides the fourth occasion of a tied game in the ongoing edition of IPL. It provides the first occasion of an an edition of IPL has witnessed four tied games.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
2
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
3
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
4
Mumbai
Punjab
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
This tied game provides the fourth occasion of a tied game involving Punjab. All such occasions are detailed below
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Chennai
Punjab
Chennai
21.03.10
2
Rajasthan
Punjab
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
3
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
4
Mumbai
Punjab
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
This tied game provides the fourth occasion of a tied game involving Mumbai. All such occasions are detailed below
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Gujarat
Mumbai
Rajkot
29.04.17
2
Mumbai
Sunrisers
Mum-WS
02.05.19
3
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
4
Mumbai
Punjab
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
Dub-DSC has witnessed most tied games in the tournament. It has witnessed three tied games. The following table lists them.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
2
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
3
Mumbai
Punjab
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
This tied game provides the third occasion of teams posting identical scores. All such occasions are listed below. It is interesting to note that Punjab is one of the teams in all these three occasions.
No
Team
Score
Ground
Date
1
Rajasthan
191-06
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
Punjab
191-06
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
2
Delhi
157-08
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
Punjab
157-08
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
3
Mumbai
176-06
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
Punjab
176-06
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
18 Oct 20 being a Sunday, two games were scheduled for the day. It is just a coincidence that both the games were tied – unprecedented in the history of IPL
No
Team
Score
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
163-05
A Dhabi
18.10.20
Sunrisers
163-06
A Dhabi
18.10.20
2
Mumbai
176-06
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
Punjab
176-06
Dub-DSC
18.10.20
Q de Kock scored 53 in this game to provide the 190th occasion of a wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 20th occasion of a Mumbai wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 20th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against Punjab in the tournament
KL Rahul scored 77 in this game to provide the 191st occasion of a wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 33rd occasion of a Punjab wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 24th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against Mumbai in the tournament
Q de Kock scored 53 and KL Rahul scored 77 in this game to provide the 16th occasion of rival wicketkeeper batsmen scoring fifties in the tournament.
Q de Kock’s 53 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 90th occasion of a wicketkeeper batsman’s fifty going in vain in the tournament. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Mumbai wicket keeper batsman’s fifty in a losing cause in the tournament
KL Rahul scored 77 in this game to provide the 258th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 24th occasion of a Punjab captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a captain scoring a fifty against Mumbai in the tournament.
KL Rahul’s 77 in this game was his sixth fifty of this edition. His feat of scoring six fifties provides the 19th occasion of a batsman scoring six or more fifties in an edition. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Edition
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
50+
1
V Kohli
2016
16
16
4
973
4
7
11
2
DA Warner
2016
17
17
3
848
0
9
09
3
DA Warner
2019
12
12
2
692
1
8
09
4
CH Gayle
2012
15
14
2
733
1
7
08
5
KS Williamson
2018
17
17
3
735
0
8
08
6
DA Warner
2015
14
14
1
562
0
7
07
7
AB de Villiers
2016
16
16
3
687
1
6
07
8
KL Rahul
2019
14
14
3
593
1
6
07
9
SE Marsh
2008
11
11
2
616
1
5
06
10
JH Kallis
2010
16
16
4
572
0
6
06
11
G Gambhir
2012
17
17
1
590
0
6
06
12
V Kohli
2013
16
16
2
634
0
6
06
13
MEK Hussey
2013
17
17
3
733
0
6
06
14
DA Warner
2014
14
14
3
528
0
6
06
15
LMP Simmons
2015
13
13
1
540
0
6
06
16
AM Rahane
2016
14
14
3
480
0
6
06
17
RR Pant
2018
14
14
1
684
1
5
06
18
KL Rahul
2018
14
14
2
659
0
6
06
19
KL Rahual
2020
09
09
2
525
1
5
06
KL Rahul became the second batsman in the tournament to score six or more fifties in three or more editions after DA Warner. DA Warner has performed the feat in four editions. The following table lists the feats ofthese two batsmen
No
Player
Edition
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
50+
1
DA Warner
2016
17
17
3
848
0
9
09
2
DA Warner
2019
12
12
2
692
1
8
09
3
DA Warner
2015
14
14
1
562
0
7
07
4
DA Warner
2014
14
14
3
528
0
6
06
1
KL Rahul
2020
09
09
2
525
1
5
06
2
KL Rahul
2019
14
14
3
593
1
6
07
3
KL Rahul
2018
14
14
2
659
0
6
06
KL Rahul scored six or more fifties in three consecutive editions – 2018, 2019 and 2020 to became the second batsman in the tournament to score six or more fifties in three consecutive editions after DA Warner. DA Warner has also performed the feat in three consecutive editions {2014, 2015 and 2016}. The following table lists the feats of these two batsmen
No
Player
Edition
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
50+
1
DA Warner
2014
14
14
3
528
0
6
06
2
DA Warner
2015
14
14
1
562
0
7
07
3
DA Warner
2016
17
17
3
848
0
9
09
1
KL Rahul
2018
14
14
2
659
0
6
06
2
KL Rahul
2019
14
14
3
593
1
6
07
3
KL Rahul
2020
09
09
2
525
1
5
06
KL Rahul aggregated 525 runs in this edition to provide the 52nd occasion of a batsman aggregating 500 plus runs in an edition in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edition
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
CH Gayle
15
14
2
733
Bangalore
2012
5
MEK Hussey
17
17
3
733
Chennai
2013
6
CH Gayle
16
16
4
708
Bangalore
2013
7
DA Warner
12
12
2
692
Sunrisers
2019
8
AB de Villiers
16
16
3
687
Bangalore
2016
9
RR Pant
14
14
1
684
Delhi
2018
10
RV Uthappa
16
16
1
660
Kolkata
2014
11
KL Rahul
14
14
2
659
Punjab
2018
12
DA Warner
14
14
3
641
Sunrisers
2017
13
V Kohli
16
16
2
634
Bangalore
2013
14
SR Tendulkar
15
15
2
618
Mumbai
2009
15
SE Marsh
11
11
2
616
Punjab
2008
16
CH Gayle
12
12
3
608
Bangalore
2011
17
AT Rayudu
16
16
2
602
Chennai
2018
18
KL Rahul
14
14
3
593
Punjab
2019
19
G Gambhir
17
17
1
590
Kolkata
2012
20
ML Hayden
12
12
1
572
Chennai
2009
21
JH Kallis
16
16
4
572
Bangalore
2010
22
S Dhawan
15
15
1
569
Deccan
2012
23
DR Smith
16
16
0
566
Chennai
2014
24
DA Warner
14
14
1
562
Sunrisers
2015
25
AM Rahane
16
16
2
560
Rajasthan
2012
26
V Kohli
16
16
4
557
Bangalore
2011
27
SR Watson
15
15
1
555
Chennai
2018
28
SR Tendulkar
16
16
3
553
Mumbai
2011
29
GJ Maxwell
16
16
0
552
Punjab
2014
30
SK Raina
18
17
4
548
Chennai
2013
31
JC Buttler
13
13
3
548
Rajasthan
2018
32
SR Watson
16
16
2
543
Rajasthan
2013
33
AM Rahane
14
13
2
540
Rajasthan
2015
34
LMP Simmons
13
13
1
540
Mumbai
2015
35
RG Sharma
19
19
5
538
Mumbai
2013
36
G Gambhir
14
14
1
534
Delhi
2008
37
V Kohli
14
14
3
530
Bangalore
2018
38
Q de Kock
16
16
1
529
Mumbai
2019
39
DA Warner
14
14
3
528
Sunrisers
2014
40
KL Rahul
09
09
2
525
Punjab
2020
41
SK Raina
16
16
3
523
Chennai
2014
42
S Dhawan
16
16
1
521
Delhi
2019
43
SK Raina
16
16
5
520
Chennai
2009
44
ST Jayasuriya
14
14
2
514
Mumbai
2008
45
AB de Villiers
16
14
3
513
Bangalore
2015
46
SA Yadav
14
14
0
512
Mumbai
2018
47
KD Karthik
19
19
1
510
Mumbai
2013
48
AD Russell
14
13
4
510
Kolkata
2019
49
V Kohli
16
16
5
505
Bangalore
2015
50
SE Marsh
14
13
1
504
Punjab
2011
51
G Gambhir
15
15
2
501
Kolkata
2016
52
S Dhawan
17
17
4
501
Sunrisers
2016
KL Rahul became the seventh batsman in the history of the tournament to total 500 plus runs in three or more editions. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edition
1
1
DA Warner
17
17
3
848
Sunrisers
2016
2
DA Warner
12
12
2
692
Sunrisers
2019
3
DA Warner
14
14
3
641
Sunrisers
2017
4
DA Warner
14
14
1
562
Sunrisers
2015
5
DA Warner
14
14
3
528
Sunrisers
2014
2
1
V Kohli
16
16
4
973
Bangalore
2016
2
V Kohli
16
16
2
634
Bangalore
2013
3
V Kohli
16
16
4
557
Bangalore
2011
4
V Kohli
14
14
3
530
Bangalore
2018
5
V Kohli
16
16
5
505
Bangalore
2015
3
1
CH Gayle
15
14
2
733
Bangalore
2012
2
CH Gayle
16
16
4
708
Bangalore
2013
3
CH Gayle
12
12
3
608
Bangalore
2011
4
1
G Gambhir
17
17
1
590
Kolkata
2012
2
G Gambhir
14
14
1
534
Delhi
2008
3
G Gambhir
15
15
2
501
Kolkata
2016
5
1
KL Rahul
14
14
2
659
Punjab
2018
2
KL Rahul
14
14
3
593
Punjab
2019
3
KL Rahul
09
09
2
525
Punjab
2020
6
1
S Dhawan
15
15
1
569
Deccan
2012
2
S Dhawan
16
16
1
521
Delhi
2019
3
S Dhawan
17
17
4
501
Sunrisers
2016
7
1
SK Raina
18
17
4
548
Chennai
2013
2
SK Raina
16
16
3
523
Chennai
2014
3
SK Raina
16
16
5
520
Chennai
2009
KL Rahul became the third batsman in the tournament to aggregate 500 plus runs in three consecutive editions. Others are – DA Warner and CH Gayle. The following table lists the feat of these three batsmen
No
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
Team
Edition
1
1
DA Warner
14
14
3
528
Sunrisers
2014
2
DA Warner
14
14
1
562
Sunrisers
2015
]
3
DA Warner
17
17
3
848
Sunrisers
2016
2
1
CH Gayle
12
12
3
608
Bangalore
2011
2
CH Gayle
15
14
2
733
Bangalore
2012
3
CH Gayle
16
16
4
708
Bangalore
2013
2
1
KL Rahul
14
14
2
659
Punjab
2018
2
KL Rahul
14
14
3
593
Punjab
2019
3
KL Rahul
09
09
2
525
Punjab
2020
This game had two super overs after the first ended in a tie with both teams scoring five runs for the loss of one wicket. In the second super over Punjab won the game by scoring 15 runs in four balls. Mumbai had scored 11 runs for the loss of one wicket in six balls
This is the very first occasion in the tournament in which two super overs were bowled to decide the winner
This game ended in a tie with both teams scoring 163 runs in the allotted twenty overs. Batting first Kolkata scored 163 for five and Sunrisers replied with 163 for six. It provides the 12th occasion of a tied game in the tournament
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Cape Town
23.04.09
2
Chennai
Punjab
Chennai
21.03.10
3
Bangalore
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
07.04.13
4
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
16.04.13
5
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Abu Dhabi
29.04.14
6
Rajasthan
Punjab
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
7
Gujarat
Mumbai
Rajkot
29.04.17
8
Kolkata
Delhi
Delhi
30.03.19
9
Mumbai
Sunrisers
Mum-WS
02.05.19
10
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
11
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
12
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
This tied game provides the fourth occasion of a tied game involving Kolkata. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Cape Town
23.04.09
2
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Abu Dhabi
29.04.14
3
Kolkata
Delhi
Delhi
30.03.19
4
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
This tied game provides the third occasion of a tied game involving Sunrisers All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Bangalore
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
07.04.13
2
Mumbai
Sunrisers
Mum-WS
02.05.19
3
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
This tied game provides the second occasion of a tied game at Abu Dhabi. Both such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Kolkata
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
29.04.14
2
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
This tied game provides the third tied game in the ongoing edition of IPL 2020. This is the first edition to witness three tied games. There were two tied games in 2013 and 2019 editions. The following table lists them.
No
Team
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Bangalore
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
07.04.13
2
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
16.04.13
1
Kolkata
Delhi
Delhi
30.03.19
2
Mumbai
Sunrisers
Mum-WS
02.05.19
1
Delhi
Punjab
Dub-DSC
20.09.20
2
Bangalore
Mumbai
Dub-DSC
28.09.20
3
Kolkata
Sunrisers
A Dhabi
18.10.20
DA Warner completed 5000 runs during the course of his knock of 47 not out when he was on 10. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 5037. He became the fourth batsman in the tournament to total 5000 plus runs. Others are – V Kohli {5759}, SK Raina {5368} and RG Sharma {5158}
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
1
V Kohli
186
178
29
5759
113
2
SK Raina
193
189
28
5368
100*
3
RG Sharma
197
192
28
5158
109*
4
DA Warner
135
135
18
5037
126
DA Warner completed 5000 runs during the course of his knock of 47 not out when he was on 10. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 5037. He became the first overseas batsman in the tournament to total 5000 plus runs.
DA Warners’ boundary fours aggregate in T20 games read 933 at the end of this game. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary fours in T20 games. The first place is occupied by CH Gayle with 1028 boundary fours. DA Warner went past BB McCullum who had an aggregate of 928 boundary fours on his way to second place
AD Russell’s aggregate of wickets at the end of this game read 300. He became the tenth bowler in the history of T20 games to capture 300 plus wickets. The following table lists all these bowlers.
Chennai openers SM Curran and F du Plessis scored zero and 58 and Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out in this game providing the 47th and 48th occasion of openers scoring zero and a fifty in the tournament
This game threw up unusual stats in the history of Indian Premier League. Chennai openers SM Curran and F du Plessis scored zero and 58 and Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out providing the second such occasion of openers from rival teams scoring zero and a fifty. The first such occasion was witnessed in the game between Bangalore and Delhi at Bangalore on 17.04.16. Bangalore openers CH Gayle and V Kohli scored zero and 70 while Delhi openers Q de Kock and SS Iyer scored 106 and zero. The following table lists this feat
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Oppn
Venue
Date
1
CH Gayle
00
Ban
Del
Bangalore
17.04.16
V Kohli
70
Ban
Del
Bangalore
17.04.16
2
Q de Kock
106
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
SS Iyer
00
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
1
SM Curran
00
Che
Del
Sharjah
17.10.20
F du Plessis
58
Che
Del
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
PP Shaw
00
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan
101*
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
It is interesting to note in the captioned two instances, the openers of the team which batted second scored zero and century.
This game witnessed Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out to provide the fourth such occasion of openers scoring zero and a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Oppn
Venue
Date
1
AJ Finch
00
Del
Dec
HydRGS
05.05.11
V Sehwag
119
Del
Dec
HydRGS
05.05.11
2
Q de Kock
106
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
SS Iyer
00
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
3
AM Rahane
105
Raj
Del
Jaipur
22.04.19
SV Samson
00
Raj
Del
Jaipur
22.04.19
4
PP Shaw
00
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan
101*
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
F du Plessis’ 58 in this game represent his 16th fifty of the tournament. He has scored 2218 runs with 198 boundary fours and 69 boundary sixes.
S Dhawan’s 101 not out in this game provide his 40th fifty of the tournament. He became the fourth batsman in the tournament to score 40 fifties. Others are – DA Warner {50}, V Kohli {43} and AB de Villiers {40}
S Dhawan’s run aggregate at the end of this game read 4938 in the tournament. He became the fifth batsman in the tournament to total 4900 plus runs. The following table lists the five batsmen.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
1
V Kohli
186
178
29
5759
113
2
SK Raina
193
189
28
5368
100*
3
RG Sharma
197
192
28
5158
109*
4
DA Warner
135
135
18
5037
126
5
S Dhawan
168
167
23
4938
101*
S Dhawan requires 62 more runs for his 5000 runs in the tournament. If he scores them, he would become the fifth batsman to total 5000 plus runs in the tournament.
S Dhawan’s 101 not out in this game provides the 61st occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the tournament. It also provides the ninth occasion of a Delhi batsman scoring a century in the tournament.
S Dhawan’s 101 not out in this game contained 14 boundary fours to provide the 33rd occasion of a batsman scoring a century with ten or more boundary fours. It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman scoring a century with 14 or more boundary fours. All such occasions are listed below
No
Player
Runs
4s
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
PC Valthaty
120*
19
Pun
Che
Mohali
13.04.11
2
de Villiers
133*
19
Ban
Mum
Mumbai
10.05.15
3
M Vijay
113
15
Che
Del
Chennai
25.05.12
4
Q de Kock
108
15
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
5
RR Pant
128*
15
Del
Sun
Delhi
10.05.18
6
Jayawardene
110*
14
Pun
Kol
Kolkata
04.04.10
7
LMP Simmons
100*
14
Mum
Pun
Mohali
21.05.14
8
KL Rahul
132*
14
Pun
Ban
Dub-DSC
25.09.20
9
S Dhawan
101*
14
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan’s 101 not out contained one boundary six to provide the third occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the tournament with one boundary six. All such occasions are listed below. S Dhawan became the second batsman in the tournament to score a century with one boundary six. V Kohli has achieved the feat on two occasions.
No
Player
Runs
6s
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
V Kohli
100*
1
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
2
V Kohli
108*
1
Ban
RPun
Bangalore
07.05.16
3
S Dhawan
101*
1
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan’s 101 not out in this game came in 58 balls to provide the 16th occasion of a batsman scoring century in the tournament in 58 and less than 58 balls. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
BF
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
CH Gayle
107
49
Ban
Pun
Bangalore
06.05.11
2
V Kohli
113
50
Ban
Pun
Bangalore
18.05.16
3
MA Agarwal
106
50
Pun
Raj
Sharjah
27.09.20
4
Q de Kock
108
51
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
5
de Villiers
129*
52
Ban
Guj
Bangalore
14.05.16
6
A Symonds
117*
53
Dec
Raj
HydRGS
24.04.08
7
DA Warner
109*
54
Del
Dec
HydRGS
10.05.12
8
CH Gayle
102*
55
Ban
Kol
Kolkata
22.04.11
9
WP Saha
115*
55
Pun
Kol
Bangalore
01.06.14
10
SV Samson
102*
55
Raj
Sun
HydRGS
29.03.19
11
V Sehwag
119
56
Del
Dec
HydRGS
05.05.11
12
JM Bairstow
114
56
Sun
Ban
HydRGS
31.03.19
13
SR Watson
117*
57
Che
Sun
Mumbai
27.05.18
14
M Vijay
113
58
Che
Del
Chennai
25.05.12
15
S Dhawan
101*
58
Del
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
16
V Sehwag
122
58
Pun
Che
Mumbai
20.05.14
S Dhawan’s 101 not out in this game came in 58 balls to provide the third occasion of a batsman scoring century in the tournament in exact 58 balls. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
BF
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
M Vijay
113
58
Che
Del
Chennai
25.05.12
2
V Sehwag
122
58
Pun
Che
Mumbai
20.05.14
3
S Dhawan
101*
58
Dehi
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
This game was won by Delhi with a ball to spare to provide the 32nd occasion of a team winning a game with a ball to spare in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Target
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Rajasthan
3 wkts
1
215
v Deccan
Hyd-RGS
24.04.08
2
Delhi
5 wkts
1
177
v Mumbai
Delhi
24.05.08
3
Bangalore
5 wkts
1
140
v Kolkata
Durban
29.04.09
4
Punjab
3 wkts
1
169
v Deccan
Kimberley
09.05.09
5
Delhi
5 wkts
1
143
v Punjab
Mohali
13.03.10
6
Mumbai
4 wkts
1
169
v Punjab
Mohali
25.04.12
7
Punjab
4 wkts
1
159
v Bangalore
Bangalore
02.05.12
8
Chennai
4 wkts
1
166
v Bangalore
Chennai
13.04.13
9
Punjab
7 wkts
1
186
v Pune
Mohali
21.04.13
10
Chennai
5 wkts
1
186
v Rajasthan
Chennai
22.04.13
11
Mumbai
5 wkts
1
160
v Kolkata
Kolkata
24.04.13
12
Rajasthan
4 wkts
1
172
v Bangalore
Jaipur
29.04.13
13
Rajasthan
5 wkts
1
179
v Pune
Jaipur
05.05.13
14
Mumbai
4 wkts
1
166
v Rajasthan
Kolkata
24.05.13
15
Bangalore
4 wkts
1
156
v Sunrisers
Bangalore
04.05.14
16
Bangalore
5 wkts
1
139
v Chennai
Ranchi
18.05.14
17
Delhi
5 wkts
1
166
v Punjab
Pune
15.04.15
18
Kolkata
7 wkts
1
166
v Chennai
Kolkata
30.04.15
19
Kolkata
1 wkt
1
184
v Punjab
Kolkata
09.05.15
20
Bangalore
6 wkts
1
081
v Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
15.05.15
21
Chennai
3 wkts
1
140
v Bangalore
Ranchi
22.05.15
22
Mumbai
5 wkts
1
163
v Bangalore
Mumbai
01.05.17
23
Ris Pune
5 wkts
1
162
v Gujarat
Pune-MCA
01.05.17
24
Chennai
1wkt
1
166
v Mumbai
Mumbai
07.04.18
25
Chennai
5 wkts
1
203
v Kolkata
Chennai
10.04.18
26
Sunrisers
6 wkts
1
164
v Delhi
Hyd-RGS
05.05.18
27
Rajasthan
4 wkts
1
177
v Chennai
Jaipur
11.05.18
28
Rajasthan
7 wkts
1
159
v Bangalore
Jaipur
02.04.19
29
Punjab
6 wkts
1
151
v Sunrisers
Mohali
08.04.19
30
Chennai
6 wkts
1
175
v Sunrisers
Chennai
23.04.19
31
Rajasthan
5 wkts
1
158
v Sunrisers
Dub-DSC
10.10.20
32
Delhi
5 wkts
1
180
v Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
This game was won by Delhi with a ball to spare to provide the fourth occasion of Delhi winning a game with a ball to spare in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Target
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Delhi
5 wkts
1
177
Mum
Delhi
24.05.08
2
Delhi
5 wkts
1
143
Pun
Mohali
13.03.10
3
Delhi
5 wkts
1
166
Pun
Pune
15.04.15
4
Delhi
5 wkts
1
180
Che
Sharjah
17.10.20
This game was won by Delhi with a ball to spare to provide the fourth occasion of a team winning a game with a ball to spare in the tournament against Chennai. All such occasions are tabulated below
This statistical information researched by me is dedicated to my Guru Sri S Rajesh, Sports Editor, espncricinfo.com who has been a guide and also a source of inspiration for my research in the field of statistics
The 34th IPL game between Chennai and Delhi at Sharjah on 17.10.20 in the ongoing IPL in United Arab Emirates threw up unusual stats in the history of Indian Premier League. Chennai openers SM Curran and F du Plessis scored zero and 58 and Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out providing the second such occasion of openers from rival teams scoring zero and a fifty. The first such occasion was witnessed in the game between Bangalore and Delhi at Bangalore on 17.04.16. Bangalore openers CH Gayle and V Kohli scored zero and 70 while Delhi openers Q de Kock and SS Iyer scored 106 and zero. The following table lists this feat. It is interesting to note in the captioned two instances, the openers of the team which batted second scored zero and century.
Another interesting observation is the interval between these two occasions is four years and sis months. Bangalore instance happened on 17.04.16, while the Sharjah instance happened on 17.10.20. Note both the instances were on the same date – 17th.
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Oppn
Venue
Date
1
CH Gayle
00
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
17.04.16
V Kohli
70
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
17.04.16
2
Q de Kock
106
Delhi
Bangalore
Bangalore
17.04.16
SS Iyer
00
Delhi
Bangalore
Bangalore
17.04.16
1
SM Curran
00
Chennai
Delhi
Sharjah
17.10.20
F du Plessis
58
Chennai
Delhi
Sharjah
17.10.20
2
PP Shaw
00
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan
101*
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
The 34th IPL game between Chennai and Delhi at Sharjah on 17.04.20 in the ongoing IPL in United Arab Emirates witnessed Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out to provide the fourth such occasion of openers scoring zero and a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Oppn
Venue
Date
1
AJ Finch
00
Delhi
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
05.05.11
V Sehwag
119
Delhi
Deccan
Hyd-RGS
05.05.11
2
Q de Kock
106
Delhi
Bangalore
Bangalore
17.04.16
SS Iyer
00
Delhi
Bangalore
Bangalore
17.04.16
3
AM Rahane
105
Rajasthan
Delhi
Jaipur
22.04.19
SV Samson
00
Rajasthan
Delhi
Jaipur
22.04.19
4
PP Shaw
00
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
S Dhawan
101*
Delhi
Chennai
Sharjah
17.10.20
Chennai openers SM Curran and F du Plessis scored zero and 58 and Delhi openers PP Shaw and S Dhawan scored zero and 101 not out in this game providing the 47th and 48th occasion of openers scoring zero and a fifty in the tournament
SPD Smith scored 57 in this game to provide the 257th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 16th occasion of a Rajasthan captain scoring a fifty in the tournament
It also provides the 33rd occasion of a Rajasthan captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Bangalore. It also provides the second occasion of a Rajasthan captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Bangalore. Prior to this R Dravid had scored 58 at Jaipur on 23.04.12. Thus it took 12 seasons apart for a Rajasthan captain to score the second fifty against Bangalore
de Villiers scored 55 not out in this game to provide the 187th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the 18th occasion of a Bangalore wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament.
It also provides the 23rd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Rajasthan. It also provides the third occasion of a Bangalore wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament against Rajasthan. All the three occasions are listed below.
No
Batsman
Runs
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
de Villers
59*
Rajasthan
Jaipur
23.04.12
2
PA Patel
67
Rajasthan
Jaipur
02.04.19
3
de Villiers
55*
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
17.10.
de Villiers’ 55 not out in this game provides his 40th fifty in the tournament. He became the third batsman in the tournament to score 40 or more fifties. Others are – DA Warner {50} and V Kohli {43}
de Villier’s 55 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 4009 runs representing Bangalore. He became the second Bangalore batsman to total 4000 plus runs after V Kohli. V Kohli has an aggregate of 5759 runs representing Bangalore.
de Villiers with his 4009 run aggregate representing Bangalore became the third batsman in the tournament to score 4000 plus runs representing a single team. Others are – V Kohli – 5759 representing Bangalore and SK Raina – 4527 representing Chennai.
V Kohli’s boundary fours aggregate read 498 at the end of this game. He needs two more boundary fours for his 500 boundary fours. If he gets them, he would then become the second batsman in the tournament to score 500 boundary fours after S Dhawan. S Dhawan has scored 549 boundary fours.
V Kohli’s boundary sixes aggregate read 199 at the end of this game. He needs one more boundary six for his 200 boundary sixes. If he gets them, he would then become the fifth batsman in the tournament to score 200 boundary sixes. Others are – CH Gayle {331}, de Villiers {231}, MS Dhoni {225} and RG Sharma {209}
V Kohli’s boundary fours aggregate read 498 and boundary sixes aggregate read 199 at the end of this game. He needs two more boundary fours for his 500 boundary fours and one more boundary six for his 200 boundary sixes. If he gets them, then he would become the second batsman in the tournament to score 500 plus boundary fours and 100 plus boundary sixes after S Dhawan. S Dhawan has scored 549 boundary fours and 102 boundary sixes.
V Kohli’s boundary fours aggregate read 498 and boundary sixes aggregate read 199 at the end of this game. He needs two more boundary fours for his 500 boundary fours and one more boundary six for his 200 boundary sixes. If he gets them, then he would become the first batsman in the tournament to score 500 plus boundary fours and 200 plus boundary sixes.
AB de Villiers scored 50 in 22 balls in this game to provide the 19th occasion of a Bangalore batsman scoring 50 in 24 and less than 24 balls in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
BF
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
CH Gayle
17
Pune
Bangalore
23.04.13
2
RV Uthappa
19
Punjab
Bangalore
16.03.10
3
de Villiers
21
Rajasthan
Jaipur
23.04.12
4
RV Uthappa
22
Kolkata
Bangalore
10.04.10
5
CH Gayle
22
Punjab
Bangalore
06.05.15
6
de Villiers
22
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
17.10.20
7
de Villiers
23
Chenai
Bangalore
25.04.18
8
de Villiers
23
Pune
Pune
02.05.13
9
de Villiers
23
Sunrisers
Bangalore
04.05.14
10
CH Gayle
23
Gujarath
Rajkot
18.04.17
11
de Villiers
23
Mumbai
DubDSC
28.09.20
12
de Villiers
23
Kolkata
Sharjah
12.10.20
13
Yuvraj Singh
24
Delhi
Bangalore
13.05.14
14
LRP Taylor
24
Kolkata
Centurion
12.05.09
15
CH Gayle
24
Pune
Pune
11.05.12
16
KP Pietersen
24
Rajasthan
Jaipur
14.04.10
17
Yuvraj Singh
24
Rajasthan
Bangalore
11.05.14
18
de Villiers
24
Delhi
Bangalore
21.04.18
19
MM Ali
24
Kolkata
Kolkata
19.04.19
AB de Villiers scored 50 in 22 balls in this game to provide the sixth occasion of a Bangalore batsman scoring 50 in 22 and less than 24 balls in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
BF
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
CH Gayle
17
Pune
Bangalore
23.04.13
2
RV Uthappa
19
Punjab
Bangalore
16.03.10
3
de Villiers
21
Rajasthan
Jaipur
23.04.12
4
RV Uthappa
22
Kolkata
Bangalore
10.04.10
5
CH Gayle
22
Punjab
Bangalore
06.05.15
6
de Villiers
22
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
17.10.20
AB de Villiers scored 50 in 22 balls in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a Bangalore batsman scoring 50 in 24 and less than 24 balls in the tournament against Rajasthan. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
BF
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
de Villiers
21
Rajasthan
Jaipur
23.04.12
2
de Villiers
22
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
17.10.20
3
KP Pietersen
24
Rajasthan
Jaipur
14.04.10
4
Yuvraj Singh
24
Rajasthan
Bangalore
11.05.14
5
de Villiers
23
Sunrisers
Bangalore
04.05.14
AB de Villiers scored 50 in 22 balls in this game to provide the eighth occasion of his scoring 50 in 24 and less than 24 balls in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
BF
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
de Villiers
21
Rajasthan
Jaipur
23.04.12
2
de Villiers
22
Rajasthan
A Dhabi
17.10.20
3
de Villiers
23
Chenai
Bangalore
25.04.18
4
de Villiers
23
Pune
Pune
02.05.13
5
de Villiers
23
Sunrisers
Bangalore
04.05.14
6
de Villiers
23
Mumbai
DubDSC
28.09.20
7
de Villiers
23
Kolkata
Sharjah
12.10.20
8
de Villiers
24
Delhi
Bangalore
21.04.18
SPD Smith’s 57 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 96th occasion of a captain’s fifty going in vain in the tournament. It also provides the ninth occasion of Rajasthan captain’s fifty in a losing cause in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Batsman
Runs
Opposition
Venue
Date
1
R Dravid
58
Bangalore
Jaipur
23.04.12
2
R Dravid
57
Delhi
Jaipur
01.05.12
3
R Dravid
54
Pune
Pune-MCA
11.04.13
4
SR Watson
50
Punjab
Sharjah
20.04.14
5
SR Watson
51
Chennai
Ranchi
13.05.14
6
AM Rahane
65*
Sunrisers
Jaipur
29.04.18
7
AM Rahane
70
Sunriseres
Hyd-RGS
29.03.19
8
SPD Smith
50
Delhi
Jaipur
22.04.19
9
SPD Smith
57
Bangalore
A Dhabi
17.10.20
The following batsmen have scored 50 in 25 and less than 25 balls in the ongoing edition of IPL