7 lesser-known facts about IPL cricket
The Indian Premier League has been an addict favorite since its commencement in 2008 and what a major match it was when the talented Brendon McCullum smashed 158 runs off just 73 deliveries hitting 13 sixes and 10 boundaries taking Kolkata Knight Riders’ score to222/3.
IPL has been loved around the globe not just by Indias but by people of different ethnicities. So without further ado let us take a look at some of the least given intriguing data about IPL.
Another time, another season of IPL, and every time the event becomes more instigative. This time the event is suspected to begin in March 2021.
IPL 2019 has just begun and just like every season numerous new data are set to crop. Then are some data that are little given.
Lalit Modi presented a 50-over format justice event to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 1995, still, the suggestion was rejected by the members of the board. But who knew at the time that this discarded action would turn out to be a watershed moment for Indian justice?
The IPL has come to the most talked-about justice competition on the earth, with suckers tuning in from all around the world to witness the action. It's the only justice event in which active Indian cricketers contend against transnational stars. Over time, several players have used this platform to demonstrate their capability in the cricketing world.
The IPL season has begun, and justice passion has reached new heights in India. The IPL, which is formerly in its 14th season, has seen some inconceivable moments and great accomplishments therefore far. Hundreds of thousands of players have tried to impress and distinguish themselves as T20 players in previous IPL seasons, but only a select many have been successful in dominating the rankings.
With suckers from each around the world tuning in to watch the event, the IPL has come the most bandied justice league on the earth. It's the only justice competition in which active Indian players contend against transnational stars. Numerous players have employed this platform to showcase their capacities to the justice world over the times.
With the opening of the IPL season in India, justice fever has reached new heights. So far, the IPL, which is now in its 14th season, has seen some amazing moments and major achievements. Hundreds of thousands of players have sought to impress and distinguish themselves as T20 players in recent IPL seasons, but only a many have succeeded to rule the rankings.
While the IPL has amassed a large following over the former 13 times, there are much lower-known data that numerous people are ignorant of.
From four tons by Kohli in a single season to unthinkable catches, IPL creates a lot of buzz across India. Upcoming IPL is the 14th season of the Indian Premier League and just like every season numerous new data are set to crop and a lot of records will be broken.
In a country with a population that crosses 138 crores and loves Justice as a religion, people are always looking for stats and data which make them a clear bones-hard addict of the game, and in the event, IPL is no different, people, within their circle of musketeers, family, associates, want to come on top with knowing some data who aren't known by others. And we will help with just that. So without further ado let us start with the list comprising some of the most unknown data of IPL.
PS The data listed below are in no particular order. We're only listing the 55 most IPL intriguing data not ranking them in any way whatsoever.
Then are some data that are little given :
1. The Most Valuable Player Award has only been earned by two Indians :
The IPL’s primary purpose was to promote Indian indigenous justice. Foreign players, on the other hand, have been more dominating in the league, with only Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar winning the MVP of the Season title. The Indian Premier League is 13 times old now, and only two Indian players have so far won the Most Valuable Player award. Sachin Tendulkar was the first one to win the award in this order in the 2010 IPL season. The Master Blaster scored 618 runs for Mumbai Indians in that season. He was also the Orange Cap winner in the event.
Virat Kohli was the alternate to do it in the eighth IPL season. Kohli was sensational that season and scored 973 runs. Interestingly, the Aussies lead the map with Shane Watson winning it doubly, Adam Gilchrist and Glenn Maxwell one each.
The Indian batsman has come to horror for the opponents especially when he's on the chasing side. Interestingly, Kohli has been part of three double-century hookups in IPL history. The first came in 2012 against Delhi Devils, when he added 204 * with Chris Gayle. The second was in 2015 with de Villiers 215 * against Mumbai Indians. The third was the loftiest out of the three when he added 229 with ABD in 2016 against Gujarat Lions.
2. RCB is the first platoon in IPL history to score further than 250 and smaller than 50 runs in a single inning:
Royal Contenders Bangalore has noway won the IPL title, but it does have an odd record in the competition. In a single IPL inning, RCB is the only platoon to record a 250 aggregate and score lower than 50 runs.
3. For 386 overs, Piyush Chawla didn’t drift a no-ball :
Piyush Chawla, an IPL legend, is an Indian leg- incentive. This time, he'll play for CSK in the IPL, and his ballot will be pleased with his performance of not brushing a single no-ball in 386 overs.
4. The extraordinary accomplishment of 100 matches by AB de Villiers and Kieron Pollard :
AB de Villiers started his IPL career with Delhi, but he now plays with RCB. Kieron Pollard has also spent a significant quantum of time with MI. Both players are the only nonnatives to have appeared in 100 matches for a single squad. The extravagant T20 event has come a long way since its inception in 2008, and over time numerous players have switched clubs. But Kieron and AB de Villiers are the only two players who have played over 100 matches for one platoon.
ABD made his debut for Delhi, but since 2011 he was a pious RCB menial. The South African batsman played 101 matches for the Bangalore side. As for Pollard, he made his debut for Mumbai Indians in 2010. He has played 123 games for the ballot.
5. One ball cost Star Sports ₹ 21 lakhs :
The broadcasting rights of IPL 2018 were vended for a whopping Rs16347.5 crore to Star India Network, Reportedly, it meant that 1 ball would bring roughly Rs 21 lakh.
According to a source, Star Sports paid INR 21 lakhs for telecasting one ball of IPL in the former two seasons, despite having spent INR16347.5 million for the rights.
6 No no-ball for 386 overs :
Piyush Chawla is one of the most uncredited baits of Indian justice history. Still, the leg- incentive holds one of the most astounding records. During his time with Delhi Devils, he didn't drift a single no-ball for 386 overs. For eight times, he'd sailed in the most disciplined way one can imagine. IPL legend Piyush Chawla is an Indian leg- incentive. He'll play for CSK in the IPL this time, and his ballot will be happy with his performance of bowling 386 overs without a single no-ball.
7. In the IPL, Harbhajan Singh has the utmost ducks :
Harbhajan Singh, the former Chennai Super Lords’off- spin bowler, has 13 ducks in his 12- time IPL career. The bulk has come out from his former platoon, the Mumbai Indians.
The Indian classic off-incentive holds the record of utmost ducks to his name in IPL history 13. He was part of the Mumbai Indians for nine seasons and was let go by MI in the 10th IPL transaction. He's not part of the Chennai Super Lords.
IPL 2019 has just begun and just like every season numerous new data are set to crop. Then are some data that are little given.
Lalit Modi presented a 50-over format justice event to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 1995, still, the suggestion was rejected by the members of the board. But who knew at the time that this discarded action would turn out to be a watershed moment for Indian justice?
The IPL has come to the most talked-about justice competition on the earth, with suckers tuning in from all around the world to witness the action. It's the only justice event in which active Indian cricketers contend against transnational stars. Over time, several players have used this platform to demonstrate their capability in the cricketing world.
The IPL season has begun, and justice passion has reached new heights in India. The IPL, which is formerly in its 14th season, has seen some inconceivable moments and great accomplishments therefore far. Hundreds of thousands of players have tried to impress and distinguish themselves as T20 players in previous IPL seasons, but only a select many have been successful in dominating the rankings.
With suckers from each around the world tuning in to watch the event, the IPL has come the most bandied justice league on the earth. It's the only justice competition in which active Indian players contend against transnational stars. Numerous players have employed this platform to showcase their capacities to the justice world over the times.
With the opening of the IPL season in India, justice fever has reached new heights. So far, the IPL, which is now in its 14th season, has seen some amazing moments and major achievements. Hundreds of thousands of players have sought to impress and distinguish themselves as T20 players in recent IPL seasons, but only a many have succeeded to rule the rankings.
While the IPL has amassed a large following over the former 13 times, there are much lower-known data that numerous people are ignorant of.
From four tons by Kohli in a single season to unthinkable catches, IPL creates a lot of buzz across India. Upcoming IPL is the 14th season of the Indian Premier League and just like every season numerous new data are set to crop and a lot of records will be broken.
In a country with a population that crosses 138 crores and loves Justice as a religion, people are always looking for stats and data which make them a clear bones-hard addict of the game, and in the event, IPL is no different, people, within their circle of musketeers, family, associates, want to come on top with knowing some data who aren't known by others. And we will help with just that. So without further ado let us start with the list comprising some of the most unknown data of IPL.
PS The data listed below are in no particular order. We're only listing the 55 most IPL intriguing data not ranking them in any way whatsoever.
Then are some data that are little given :
1. The Most Valuable Player Award has only been earned by two Indians :
The IPL’s primary purpose was to promote Indian indigenous justice. Foreign players, on the other hand, have been more dominating in the league, with only Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar winning the MVP of the Season title. The Indian Premier League is 13 times old now, and only two Indian players have so far won the Most Valuable Player award. Sachin Tendulkar was the first one to win the award in this order in the 2010 IPL season. The Master Blaster scored 618 runs for Mumbai Indians in that season. He was also the Orange Cap winner in the event.
Virat Kohli was the alternate to do it in the eighth IPL season. Kohli was sensational that season and scored 973 runs. Interestingly, the Aussies lead the map with Shane Watson winning it doubly, Adam Gilchrist and Glenn Maxwell one each.
The Indian batsman has come to horror for the opponents especially when he's on the chasing side. Interestingly, Kohli has been part of three double-century hookups in IPL history. The first came in 2012 against Delhi Devils, when he added 204 * with Chris Gayle. The second was in 2015 with de Villiers 215 * against Mumbai Indians. The third was the loftiest out of the three when he added 229 with ABD in 2016 against Gujarat Lions.
2. RCB is the first platoon in IPL history to score further than 250 and smaller than 50 runs in a single inning:
Royal Contenders Bangalore has noway won the IPL title, but it does have an odd record in the competition. In a single IPL inning, RCB is the only platoon to record a 250 aggregate and score lower than 50 runs.
3. For 386 overs, Piyush Chawla didn’t drift a no-ball :
Piyush Chawla, an IPL legend, is an Indian leg- incentive. This time, he'll play for CSK in the IPL, and his ballot will be pleased with his performance of not brushing a single no-ball in 386 overs.
4. The extraordinary accomplishment of 100 matches by AB de Villiers and Kieron Pollard :
AB de Villiers started his IPL career with Delhi, but he now plays with RCB. Kieron Pollard has also spent a significant quantum of time with MI. Both players are the only nonnatives to have appeared in 100 matches for a single squad. The extravagant T20 event has come a long way since its inception in 2008, and over time numerous players have switched clubs. But Kieron and AB de Villiers are the only two players who have played over 100 matches for one platoon.
ABD made his debut for Delhi, but since 2011 he was a pious RCB menial. The South African batsman played 101 matches for the Bangalore side. As for Pollard, he made his debut for Mumbai Indians in 2010. He has played 123 games for the ballot.
5. One ball cost Star Sports ₹ 21 lakhs :
The broadcasting rights of IPL 2018 were vended for a whopping Rs16347.5 crore to Star India Network, Reportedly, it meant that 1 ball would bring roughly Rs 21 lakh.
According to a source, Star Sports paid INR 21 lakhs for telecasting one ball of IPL in the former two seasons, despite having spent INR16347.5 million for the rights.
6 No no-ball for 386 overs :
Piyush Chawla is one of the most uncredited baits of Indian justice history. Still, the leg- incentive holds one of the most astounding records. During his time with Delhi Devils, he didn't drift a single no-ball for 386 overs. For eight times, he'd sailed in the most disciplined way one can imagine. IPL legend Piyush Chawla is an Indian leg- incentive. He'll play for CSK in the IPL this time, and his ballot will be happy with his performance of bowling 386 overs without a single no-ball.
7. In the IPL, Harbhajan Singh has the utmost ducks :
Harbhajan Singh, the former Chennai Super Lords’off- spin bowler, has 13 ducks in his 12- time IPL career. The bulk has come out from his former platoon, the Mumbai Indians.
The Indian classic off-incentive holds the record of utmost ducks to his name in IPL history 13. He was part of the Mumbai Indians for nine seasons and was let go by MI in the 10th IPL transaction. He's not part of the Chennai Super Lords.
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