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Batting, Bowling, Fielding & Other Records- ICC World Twenty20 West Indies - 2010
Thursday May 13, 2010 04:03:42 PM
England
enter Finals to meet winner of Australia and Pakistan in the
other semifinal.
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Australia (A2)
Michael Clarke |
England (D2)
P Collingwood |
Pakistan (A1)
Shahid Afridi |
Sri Lanka (B1)
KC Sangkkara |
New Zealand (B2)
Daniel Vettori |
South Africa (C1)
Graeme Smith |
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India (C2)
MS Dhoni |
West Indies (D1)
Chris Gayle |
Bangladesh
Shakib Al Hasan |
Zimbabwe
Prosper Utseya |
Afghanistan
Nowroz Mangal |
Ireland
W Porterfield |
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Top Records |
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Record |
Player |
Record
Details |
Match |
For |
Against |
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In an Individual Innings of an
ICC World Twenty20 West Indies 2010 Match
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Highest Runs |
Suresh Raina
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101 (60 b, 9X4,
5X6) |
5 |
IND |
SA |
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Most Sixes |
Suresh Raina |
5 sixes
(101, 60 b) |
5 |
IND |
SA |
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David Hussey |
5 sixes
(53, 29 b) |
6 |
AUS |
PAK |
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Most Runs (Fours+Sixes)
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Suresh Raina |
66 runs (9X4,
5X6) |
5 |
IND |
SA |
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Fastest 100 |
Suresh Raina |
60 balls |
5 |
IND |
SA |
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Highest Strike Rates (>50 Runs) |
David Hussey |
182.75 |
6 |
AUS |
PAK |
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Best Economy rate |
Dale Steyn
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3-0-6-2 |
12 |
SA |
AFG |
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Most Wickets |
Dirk Nannes
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4-0-18-4 |
11 |
AUS |
BAN |
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Charl
Langeveldt |
4-0-19-4 |
21 |
SA |
PAK |
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Morne Morkel
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3-0-20-4
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12 |
SA |
AFG |
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Saed Ajmal
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4-0-26-4 |
21 |
PAK |
SA |
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Hat-Tricks |
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Most
Expensive Over |
Mohammad
Sami |
28 Runs
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6 |
AUS |
PAK |
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Most Catches |
Darren Sammy
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4
Catches |
2 |
WI |
IRE |
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Most
Dismissals |
MS Dhoni |
4 (4 cts) |
5 |
IND |
SA |
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Most Expensive Spell |
Mohammad
Sami |
4-0-54-1
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6 |
AUS |
PAK |
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Team
Records in an Twenty20 2010 World cup Match |
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Record |
Team |
Record Details |
Match Number |
Team Against |
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Highest Total (Batting
1st) |
Sri Lanka |
195 for 3
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16 |
WI |
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Highest Total (Batting
2nd ) |
South Africa
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172 for 5
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5 |
IND |
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Lowest Total
(Batting 1st) |
Afghanistan
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115 for 8
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3 |
IND |
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Lowest Total
(Batting 2nd) |
Ireland
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69 all out |
2 |
WI |
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Most Sixes by a team |
Australia |
16 Sixes
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15 |
IND |
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Largest and Closest Victories
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Largest Wins (Runs) |
Australia |
81 Runs
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20 |
SLK |
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Largest Wins (Wickets) |
India |
7 Wickets
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3 |
AFG |
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Largest Win (Balls
Remaining) |
India |
31 |
3 |
AFG |
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Balls Remaining (1st
Batting) |
West Indies |
20 balls |
2 |
IRE |
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Closest win (by runs) |
New Zealand |
1 Run
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17 |
PAK |
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Closest win (by
wickets) |
New Zealand |
2 Wickets
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1 |
SLK |
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Closest win (balls
remaining ) |
New Zealand |
1 ball
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1 |
SLK |
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Lowest Total Defended |
New Zealand |
133 for 7
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17 |
PAK |
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Highest Total Defeated |
England |
147 for 9
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13 |
PAK |
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Most Extras conceded |
West Indies |
19 runs
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2 |
IRE |
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Least Extras conceded |
Pakistan |
2 Runs
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6 |
AUS |
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Cumulative Records for Players & Teams
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Record |
Player |
Record
Details |
Team For |
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Batting
Records (>100 Runs ) |
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Most Runs (Orange Cap) |
Mahela
Jayawardene |
302 Runs |
SLK |
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Highest Average |
Kevin
Pietersen |
67.00 |
ENG |
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Best Strike Rate |
Mahela
Jayawardene |
159.78 |
SLK |
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Most Sixes (Green Cap)
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Mahela
Jayawardene |
11
Sixes |
SLK |
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Most Fours (Yellow Cap) |
Mahela
Jatawardene |
29
fours |
SLK |
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Bowling Records (> 4 Overs or > 5 Wickets) |
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Most Wickets (Purple Cap) |
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Dirk Nannes |
13
Wickets |
AUS |
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Most Economic |
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Hamid Hassan |
4.14 runs
per over |
AFG |
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Best Averages |
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David Hussey |
4.60 runs
per wkt |
AUS |
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Best Strike Rate |
Dirk Nannes |
8.3 balls
per wkt |
AUS |
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Most Overs (most
wickets) |
Lasith
Malinga |
20.5 Overs (6 Wkts) |
SLK |
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Most Maiden overs
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Shaun Tait |
2 Maiden
overs |
AUS |
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Fielding,
Wicket Keeping and Other Records |
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Most Catches
(White Cap) |
Mike Hussey
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8 Catches |
AUS |
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Most Dismissals (Wkt Keeper) |
MS Dhoni |
7 (6 cts, 1
stmp) |
IND |
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Most Hundreds
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Suresh Raina |
101 (60b,
9X4, 5X6) |
IND |
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Mahela
Jayawardene |
100 (64b,
10X4, 4X6) |
SLK |
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Most Fifties + Scores |
Mahela Jayawardene |
3 (81,100
and 98*) |
SLK |
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Highest Partnership |
Kamran Akmal & Salman Butt |
142 Runs for
1st Wkt (v BAN) |
PAK |
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Abhaya
Sharma, Crickwriter, Mumbai, India |
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Top
contenders for players
of
the Tournament *
: David Hussey,
Kevin Pietersen and Salman
Butt.
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Further Notes:
The games on Monday
, May 3 2010 were cropper due to rain. The Zimbabwe and England
lost with just 5 and 10 overs bowled. Zimbabwe were unlucky yet
they have one more game against NZ to cruise into super eight.
England should not have problems as they play Ireland. So
only Pakistan could come into real trouble if Australia want
them out of the contention!! Why should they do it.. Pakistan is
as such not the same team that won the last year and they are a
wonderful side to watch...
* The scores from
second innings incomplete matches have not been considered for
records!
In the sixth and the
last game thus far.. twenty wickets had fallen in a Twenty20
encounter for the first and probably the last time. As many as 5
wickets fell in the last over of the Australian innings bowled
by Mohammad Aamer of which two were run outs and not a single
run was conceded. Yet Australia beat Pakistan by huge margin of
34 runs sending them all out for 157 runs.
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