Statistical Report 2019
Team Results 2019
Played 81, Won 35, Lost 42, Abandoned 4
(PICF: Played 4, Won 3, Lost 1)
(WSL: Played 12, Won 6, Lost 5, Abandoned 1)
(SCL: Played 9, Won 6, Lost 3)
(NYCL: Played 14, Won 3, Lost 10, Abandoned 1)
(Prague Festival: Played 5, Won 1, Lost 4)
(Friendly: Played 31, Won 12, Lost 18, Abandoned 2)
(St. Martin Tournament: Played 2, Won 0, Lost 2)
(Wanderers Challenge 8-a-side Tournament: Played 3, Won 3, Lost 0)
Batting first:
Played 32, Won 12, Lost 19, Abandoned 1
Batting second:
Played 49, Won 23, Lost 23, Abandoned 3
Sarasota Tour
Sarasota 117 for 11 off 34.3 overs lost to Mad Dogs 120 for 5 off 17.4 overs (Sarasota tour)
Mad Dogs 182 for 8 off 30 overs lost to Sarasota 183 for 3 off 24.0 overs (Sarasota tour)
AxA Tigers 227 for 0 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 106 for 10 off 19.3 overs (St. Martin Tournament)
Adam Sanford All Stars 303 for 2 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 111 for 10 off 17.2 overs (St. Martin Tournament)
Staten Island 206 for 9 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 207 for 4 off 26.1 overs
Fairfield 132 for 10 off 26.4 overs lost to Mad Dogs 136 for 6 off 22.1 overs
Hoboken 190 for 10 off 35 overs beat Mad Dogs 188 for 11 off 34.4 overs
Fairfield 250 for 5 off 35 overs beat Mad Dogs 177 for 8 off 35 overs (WSL)
Combine Warriors 248 for 6 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 163 for 10 off 25.3 overs (NYCL)
PICF tournament
Mad Dogs 69 for 9 off 20 overs lost to Buckeyes 70 for 5 off 14.1 overs (PICF)
Colorado 123 for 10 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs 124 for 6 off 19.0 overs (PICF)
Colonial Cavaliers 121 for 7 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs 122 for 3 off 18.1 overs (PICF)
Toronto 110 for 10 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs 88 for 1 off 12.5 overs (PICF) (target 88 in 15 overs)
Mad Dogs 84 for 10 off 28.4 overs beat Galacticos 81 for 10 off 23.5 overs (WSL)
Mad Dogs 116 for 10 off 27.2 overs lost to Staten Island 119 for 2 off 18.3 overs (WSL)
Mad Dogs 124 for 9 off 30 overs lost to Stamford 126 for 9 off 30.0 overs
Mad Dogs 255 for 7 off 35 overs beat Wadadli 104 for 8 (a.o.) off 23.0 overs (NYCL)
Mad Dogs 193 for 10 off 29.2 overs lost to Fairfield 198 for 4 off 26.4 overs
Mad Dogs 103 for 11 off 20.4 overs lost to Columbia 104 for 8 off 23.2 overs
Columbia 76 for 11 off 21.1 overs lost to Mad Dogs 80 for 6 off 19.0 overs
Mad Dogs 177 for 9 off 28 overs beat Fairfield 171 for 10 off 26.3 overs
Mad Dogs 162 for 8 off 35 overs lost to New Edinburgh 167 for 6 off 32.1 overs
New Edinburgh 135 for 9 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 99 for 8 off 20 overs
Mad Dogs 140 for 8 off 35 overs lost to Dynamic 84 for 5 off 13.0 overs, on run-rate (NYCL)
Columbia 123 for 10 off 32.3 overs beat Mad Dogs 80 for 10 off 26.2 overs (WSL)
Greenwich Hot Dogs 190 for 11 off 33.3 overs lost to Mad Dogs 191 for 9 off 34.0 overs
Primrose 194 for 6 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 195 for 4 off 31.1 overs (NYCL)
Mad Dogs 152 for 7 off 25 overs beat Staten Island 98 for 9 (a.o.) off 22.5 overs (WSL)
Wanderers NYCC 190 for 10 off 28.4 overs beat Mad Dogs 142 for 9 off 30 overs
Hoboken 156 for 9 off 40 overs beat Mad Dogs 140 for 10 off 35.0 overs (NYCL)
Mad Dogs 164 for 10 off 25 overs lost to Fairfield 168 for 6 off 23.2 overs
Galacticos 182 for 7 off 35 overs beat Mad Dogs 101 for 10 off 26.5 overs
Mad Dogs 221 for 4 off 30 overs beat Gentlemen of Philadelphia 100 for 10 off 27.2 overs
Gentlemen of Philadelphia 160 for 6 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 153 for 7 (a.o.) off 28.3 overs
Mad Dogs 185 for 7 off 35 overs beat Invaders 59 for 9 (a.o.) off 23.5 overs (SCL)
Columbia 161 for 10 off 29.5 overs vs. Mad Dogs 32 for 3 off 11.4 overs (Abandoned, rain)
Mad Dogs 155 for 9 off 35 overs lost to NY Kookaburras 156 for 6 off 27.0 overs
New Haven Eagles 131 for 10 off 39.0 overs lost to Mad Dogs 132 for 8 off 31.0 overs (SCL)
Dynamic 172 for 7 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 171 for 4 off 20 overs (NYCL-T20)
New Haven 290 for 9 off 40 overs beat Mad Dogs 143 for 9 (a.o.) off 31.3 overs (SCL)
Mad Dogs 156 for 5 off 20 overs lost to Strikers 162 for 2 off 12.1 overs (NYCL-T20)
Blade Warriors 148 for 4 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 82 for 7 off 20 overs (NYCL-T20)
Mad Dogs 177 for 9 off 30 overs lost to Bridgeport 178 for 6 off 29.5 overs (SCL)
Fairfield 110 for 1 off 14.1 overs vs Mad Dogs (Abandoned, rain) (WSL)
Wanderers 147 for 5 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 121 for 9 off 30 overs (NYCL)
Mad Dogs 208 for 10 off 39.5 overs beat Cavaliers 65 for 9 (a.o.) off 25.2 overs (SCL)
Hoboken 86 for 10 off 26.3 overs lost to Mad Dogs 88 for 1 off 10.0 overs (WSL)
Cornwall 305 for 2 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 175 for 9 off 30 overs (NYCL)
Westchester 100 for 10 off 32.4 overs lost to Mad Dogs 101 for 5 off 29.2 overs
Greenwich Dogs 116 for 10 off 24.5 overs lost to Mad Dogs 117 for 3 off 19.2 overs
Mad Dogs 64 for 10 off 23.4 overs lost to Hoboken 65 for 4 off 23.0 overs (WSL)
Mad Dogs 147 for 10 off 35 overs vs. Blade Warriors 68 for 3 off 10.3 overs (Abandoned, rain) (NYCL)
New Milford 126 for 10 off 39.1 overs lost to Mad Dogs 107 for 2 off 20.5 overs, on run-rate (SCL)
Columbia 120 for 10 off 29.0 overs lost to Mad Dogs 125 for 4 off 31.4 overs (WSL)
Mad Dogs 103 for 9 off 30 overs lost to Strikers 107 for 2 off 11.1 overs (NYCL)
Danbury 185 for 8 off 40 overs lost to Mad Dogs 186 for 1 off 29.0 overs (SCL)
Mad Dogs 150 for 10 off 35 overs lost to Galacticos 151 for 7 off 29.4 overs
Prague Festival
Canadian Hawks 171 for 6 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 166 for 6 off 20 overs
Mad Dogs 110 for 9 off 20 overs lost to Czech Republic A 111 for 3 off 15.1 overs
Sledgehammers 230 for 7 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 164 for 4 off 20 overs
Awali 110 for 10 off 16.3 overs lost to Mad Dogs 112 for 8 off 19.4 overs
Canadian Hawks 172 for 6 off 20 overs beat Mad Dogs 132 for 7 off 20 overs
Westchester 88 for 10 off 27.4 overs lost to Mad Dogs 89 for 3 off 23.5 overs (WSL)
IIT-ers of SCT 187 for 13 off 34.5 overs beat Mad Dogs 161 for 11 off 34.1 overs
Deccan Challengers 178 for 10 off 26.2 overs beat Mad Dogs 172 for 10 off 29.5 overs
Mad Dogs 307 for 5 off 30 overs beat Wadadli 84 for 8 (a.o.) off 16.0 overs (NYCL-30 over)
Mad Dogs 123 for 10 off 35.1 overs beat New Haven Eagles 58 for 10 off 25.4 overs (SCL semi-final)
Mad Dogs 139 for 10 off 29.1 overs lost to Cornwall 141 for 3 off 17.2 overs (NYCL-30 over)
Galacticos 203 for 10 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 207 for 6 off 31.3 overs
Mad Dogs 90 for 10 off 32.0 overs lost to New Milford 91 for 7 off 31.5 overs (SCL Final)
Westchester 77 for 7 off 10 overs lost to Mad Dogs 80 for 5 off 9.3 overs (Wanderers 8-a-side)
Wanderers 123 for 6 off 10 overs lost to Mad Dogs 124 for 2 off 8.1 overs (Wanderers 8-a-side)
Hoboken 127 for 4 off 10 overs lost to Mad Dogs 129 for 1 off 8.2 overs (Wanderers 8-a-side)
Mad Dogs 67 for 8 (a.o.) off 28.5 overs lost to Amwell Valley 68 for 0 off 14.0 overs
Staten Island 216 for 8 off 35 overs beat Mad Dogs 162 for 10 off 30.0 overs
Mad Dogs 181 for 6 off 30 overs beat Philadelphia 119 for 10 off 23.4 overs
Merion 105 for 10 off 28.1 overs lost to Mad Dogs 106 for 0 off 16.1 overs
Mad Dogs 176 for 8 off 30 overs beat Amwell Valley 165 for 8 off 30 overs
Mad Dogs 194 for 5 off 30 overs beat Westchester 162 for 7 off 30 overs
Columbia 176 for 8 off 25 overs vs Mad Dogs 68 for 3 off 13.0 overs (Abandoned, rain)
IIT-ers of SCT 192 for 10 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 181 for 9 off 30 overs
Collated Team Statistics
Mad Dogs:
Scored 11230 runs for 567 wickets off 2075 overs, at 19.81 R/W, 5.41 R/O, 22.0 B/W
Opponents:
Scored 11768 runs for 589 wickets off 2060.3 overs, at 19.98 R/W, 5.71 R/O, 21.0 B/W
For comparison, the 2018 numbers were as follows:
Mad Dogs:
Scored 8616 runs for 532 wickets in 1819.5 overs, at 16.20 R/W, 4.73 R/O, 20.5 B/W
Opponents:
Scored 9884 runs for 431 wickets in 1684.5 overs, at 22.93 R/W, 5.87 R/O, 23.5 B/W
Also:
S. Santhanam’s XI 148 for 6 off 30 overs vs. J. Simon’s XI 14 for 3 off 8 overs (abandoned, rain)
Not included in official records:
Mad Dogs beat Valley Atomic (NYCL) and DJ Morrishaw (NYCL-T20) by concession
Notes:
The Won/Lost record of 35/42 is a major improvement on 2018 (21/46). Both the batting and bowling team numbers were also markedly improved, approaching parity with the opponents’ statistics in every respect. The improvement to the batting parameters was stronger than the bowling.
In respect of individual games, the 223-run victory margin and the 308 runs scored against Wadlali (who were short-handed) were new records, as was the 192-run margin of defeat against Adam Sanford All Stars (in a T20 game). Other notable events were the 305 runs conceded against Cornwall and the 303 against the All Stars, which are now 2nd and 3rd on the all-time list. The 10-wicket victory against Merion was only the second by that margin.
Several other games produced “Top 10” entries in respect of scores made and conceded (see Cumulative Team Records).
Batting Averages 2019: qualification 5 innings. Ranked by batting average (bold)
|
|
Innings
|
NO
|
Runs
|
Average
|
Highest
|
Runs
|
Balls
|
R/100b
|
|
Prasanna R.
|
6
|
2
|
207
|
51.75
|
54*
|
153
|
92
|
166
|
|
S. Bhatt
|
10
|
3
|
330
|
47.14
|
84*
|
330
|
360
|
91.7
|
|
M. Salahuddin
|
6
|
4
|
86
|
43.00
|
50*
|
86
|
66
|
130
|
|
A. Abeer
|
26
|
7
|
629
|
33.11
|
82
|
629
|
522
|
120
|
|
V. Mehta
|
10
|
2
|
244
|
30.50
|
66
|
231
|
194
|
119
|
|
G. Rey
|
34
|
9
|
737
|
29.48
|
65
|
737
|
749
|
98.4
|
|
T. Munakala
|
22
|
5
|
493
|
29.00
|
61
|
481
|
331
|
145
|
|
A. Fullard
|
27
|
8
|
531
|
27.95
|
74
|
522
|
674
|
77.4
|
|
S. Adhlaka
|
5
|
0
|
120
|
24.00
|
47
|
120
|
98
|
122
|
|
O. Rana
|
8
|
0
|
189
|
23.63
|
55
|
178
|
177
|
101
|
|
J. Thangavel
|
34
|
10
|
540
|
22.50
|
75*
|
504
|
694
|
72.6
|
|
A. Kaushik
|
22
|
2
|
436
|
21.80
|
86
|
436
|
602
|
72.4
|
|
N. Green
|
15
|
3
|
244
|
20.33
|
39*
|
244
|
440
|
55.5
|
|
A. Subramaniam
|
12
|
1
|
214
|
19.45
|
101*
|
214
|
257
|
83.3
|
|
A. Chitale
|
5
|
1
|
75
|
18.75
|
32*
|
75
|
96
|
78.1
|
|
P. Parida
|
10
|
3
|
130
|
18.57
|
26*
|
128
|
150
|
85.3
|
|
R. Slathia
|
8
|
3
|
87
|
17.40
|
42*
|
84
|
74
|
114
|
|
N. Aggarwal
|
8
|
0
|
125
|
15.63
|
31
|
125
|
126
|
99.2
|
|
H. Deshmukh
|
29
|
4
|
376
|
15.04
|
68
|
376
|
522
|
72.0
|
|
S. Bhakta
|
31
|
1
|
427
|
14.23
|
48
|
407
|
603
|
67.4
|
|
R. Nichani
|
13
|
3
|
136
|
13.80
|
51*
|
93
|
202
|
46.0
|
|
Adarsh S.
|
5
|
1
|
54
|
13.50
|
27*
|
54
|
74
|
73.0
|
|
L. Bhadava
|
11
|
1
|
130
|
13.00
|
42
|
94
|
154
|
61.0
|
|
A. Kadimisetty
|
6
|
1
|
65
|
13.00
|
26
|
65
|
100
|
65.0
|
|
A. Chavan
|
15
|
1
|
180
|
12.86
|
34
|
146
|
278
|
52.5
|
|
K. Lawrence
|
9
|
1
|
97
|
12.13
|
27*
|
97
|
227
|
42.7
|
|
Sriram Rangarajan
|
36
|
5
|
369
|
11.90
|
39
|
364
|
601
|
60.6
|
|
K. Singh
|
7
|
1
|
67
|
11.17
|
23
|
67
|
72
|
93.1
|
|
A. Syed
|
6
|
0
|
66
|
11.00
|
42
|
61
|
109
|
56.0
|
|
K. Venigalla
|
15
|
5
|
106
|
10.60
|
37
|
68
|
79
|
86.1
|
|
J. Adelli
|
13
|
2
|
115
|
10.45
|
22
|
113
|
125
|
90.4
|
|
P. Jones
|
19
|
4
|
150
|
10.00
|
51
|
148
|
311
|
47.6
|
|
S. Nitta
|
13
|
2
|
105
|
9.55
|
52*
|
95
|
174
|
54.6
|
|
S. Bhagwat
|
8
|
0
|
75
|
9.38
|
29
|
75
|
94
|
79.8
|
|
M. Jadhav
|
21
|
6
|
140
|
9.33
|
23
|
118
|
273
|
43.2
|
|
N. Harrison
|
12
|
4
|
69
|
8.63
|
23
|
69
|
128
|
53.9
|
|
B. Simon
|
12
|
4
|
69
|
8.63
|
23*
|
67
|
61
|
110
|
|
P. Desai
|
5
|
1
|
34
|
8.50
|
13
|
18
|
45
|
40.0
|
|
M. Finn
|
10
|
1
|
65
|
7.22
|
17
|
52
|
112
|
46.4
|
|
D. Daley
|
11
|
0
|
76
|
6.91
|
16
|
76
|
145
|
52.4
|
|
D. Laurien
|
12
|
3
|
59
|
6.56
|
15*
|
56
|
169
|
35.2
|
|
J. Simon
|
8
|
6
|
11
|
5.50
|
4*
|
7
|
54
|
13.0
|
|
J. Moore
|
19
|
7
|
59
|
4.92
|
12*
|
59
|
215
|
27.4
|
|
P. Rao
|
7
|
1
|
29
|
4.83
|
12
|
25
|
64
|
39.1
|
|
Upul S.
|
5
|
3
|
8
|
4.00
|
5*
|
8
|
23
|
34.8
|
|
A. Smith
|
5
|
1
|
5
|
1.25
|
3*
|
4
|
17
|
23.5
|
The intra-squad game is included.
This set of averages is the basis for all subsequent analyses.
Prasanna’s scoring rate was the second highest in club history for a single season, second only to his record of 179 in 2018. Munakala’s was 8th highest in history.
Four batsmen (vs. only one in 2018) passed 500 runs, Ali Abeer in his debut season. Ganadeep Rey’s aggregate of 737 was the 4th highest ever in a single season. Jaga Thangavel passed 500 runs for the third time, Andy Fullard for the second time.
Note that, on average, a Mad Dogs’ wicket this season cost the opposition 19.81 runs at a scoring rate of 90.0 R/100b, but both those figures are inflated upwards to a significant extent (over 10%??) by extras, particularly by Willy Wide-Ball’s consistent contributions…
Bowling Averages 2019: qualification 25 overs. Ranked by bowling average (bold)
|
|
Overs
|
Maidens
|
Runs
|
Wickets
|
Average
|
Runs
Per
Over
|
Balls
Per
Wicket
|
Best
|
|
A. Subramaniam
|
58.3
|
4
|
227
|
21
|
10.81
|
3.88
|
16.7
|
6/28
|
|
A. Abeer
|
155.2
|
16
|
605
|
51
|
11.86
|
3.89
|
18.3
|
5/11
|
|
J. Moore
|
163
|
15
|
660
|
50
|
13.20
|
4.05
|
19.6
|
4/16
|
|
N. Harrison
|
126
|
17
|
513
|
38
|
13.50
|
4.07
|
19.9
|
3/5
|
|
M. Finn
|
58.2
|
1
|
311
|
20
|
15.55
|
5.33
|
17.5
|
2/10
|
|
K. Venigalla
|
100.2
|
5
|
407
|
24
|
16.96
|
4.06
|
25.1
|
3/19
|
|
B. Simon
|
83.5
|
8
|
363
|
20
|
18.15
|
4.33
|
25.2
|
4/14
|
|
A. Kaushik
|
31
|
0
|
166
|
9
|
18.44
|
5.35
|
20.7
|
3/35
|
|
N. Suri
|
28
|
2
|
133
|
7
|
19.00
|
4.75
|
24.0
|
5/23
|
|
R. Nichani
|
77
|
4
|
482
|
23
|
20.96
|
6.26
|
20.1
|
3/2
|
|
J. Thangavel
|
125.4
|
2
|
753
|
34
|
22.15
|
5.99
|
22.2
|
4/29
|
|
A. Chavan
|
103
|
3
|
541
|
24
|
22.54
|
5.25
|
25.8
|
3/9
|
|
A. Smith
|
37
|
3
|
189
|
8
|
23.63
|
5.11
|
27.8
|
4/15
|
|
H. Deshmukh
|
108
|
5
|
632
|
26
|
24.31
|
5.85
|
24.9
|
4/13
|
|
J. Simon
|
43.1
|
1
|
302
|
12
|
25.17
|
7.00
|
21.6
|
2/20
|
|
M. Jadhav
|
136.1
|
6
|
715
|
28
|
25.54
|
5.25
|
29.2
|
4/17
|
|
G. Rey
|
72.5
|
4
|
471
|
18
|
26.17
|
6.47
|
24.3
|
4/22
|
|
Upul S.
|
29
|
2
|
141
|
5
|
28.20
|
4.86
|
34.8
|
3/8
|
|
R. Slathia
|
26
|
1
|
148
|
5
|
29.60
|
5.69
|
31.2
|
1/11
|
|
V. Mehta
|
48.1
|
2
|
303
|
10
|
30.30
|
6.29
|
28.9
|
2/15
|
|
S. Rangarajan
|
56.4
|
0
|
442
|
12
|
36.83
|
7.80
|
28.3
|
3/34
|
|
Prasanna R.
|
26.4
|
1
|
171
|
3
|
57.00
|
6.41
|
53.3
|
2/0
|
|
J. Adelli
|
35
|
1
|
210
|
3
|
70.00
|
6.00
|
70.0
|
1/14
|
The intra-squad game is included.
This set of averages is the basis for all subsequent analyses.
Two bowlers reached the 50-wicket mark, Ali Abeer in his debut season (a unique occurrence). John Moore passed that mark for the 8th time. In 2018, the highest wickets number was only 35.
The five best bowling averages were all by slow bowlers of various descriptions.
Several bowlers had notable statistical improvements compared to 2018, with Anand Subramaniam, John Moore and Neil Harrison halving their bowling averages (or nearly so) and markedly improving their economy rates. The returns of Jagadeesan Thangavel and Bert Simon to major bowling responsibilities were also factors in the overall team improvements over last season.
Note that, on average, an opposition wicket this season cost the Mad Dogs’ bowlers 19.98 runs and is taken every 21.0 balls at a scoring rate of 5.71 runs/over (95.2 runs/100 balls). As wides and no balls are charged against the bowlers, the skewing effect of extras is minimal.
Appearances
(82 games total)
41: J. Thangavel
39: Sriram Rangarajan
36: G. Rey, M. Jadhav
35: J. Moore, H. Deshmukh
34: S. Bhakta
30: A. Fullard
29: A. Abeer
27: P. Jones
26: N. Harrison
25: T. Munakala, A. Kaushik
21: K. Venigalla
19: R. Nichani
18: A. Chavan
17: N. Green
16: S. Nitta, B. Simon
15: M. Finn, A. Subramaniam
14: V. Mehta, P. Parida, J. Simon
13: L. Bhadava, J. Adelli
12: D. Laurien
11: D. Daley, S. Bhatt
10: N. Aggarwal
9: K. Lawrence, S. Bhagwat, P. Rao, O. Rana
8: R. Khan, A. Syed, R. Slathia, P. Desai
7: Prasanna R., M. Salahuddin, A. Kadimisetty, Upul S., A. Smith, Karanjit Singh
6: A. Chitale, N. Suri
5: Adarsh S., S. Adlakha, S. Anand, A. Sharma, R. Khatri, S. Patra
4: Alekh Shah
3: Thakur S, Shadman Islam, H. Chaudhry, B. Powell, G. Biddala
2: F. Farricker, H. Smith, P. Taiwo, R. Pillai, A. Arora, I. Chin, A. Pervez, M. Dasaraju, M. Madhu, D. Surti, K. Ernest, G. Kinsey, F. Shaikh, A. Khattak, M. Ayoob, Jahmid Ahmed, O. Qadir, S. Malhotra
1: N. Kimberley, D. Quirk, C. Coward, D. Ennis, D. Coutts, D. Goodison, Srikanth Rangarajan, C. Choudhari, W. Iqbal, M. Zaman, N. Kochaar, S. Girish, Junahed Ahmed, Yasir Shah, S. Ahmed, R. Dudilla, V. Chandran, M. Singh, D. Eswar, H. Paul, R. Glass, S. Dabbiru, K. Edla, S. Khawaja, J. Southgate, S. Patra, V. Vishwasrao, S. Ueda, F. Riss
In total, 105 different players represented the Mad Dogs in 2019, 36 of them for the first time.
Major Partnerships
All stands of over 50 are listed, together with notable stands for each wicket if below 50. Those highlighted in bold are large enough to be listed in the “all-time” partnership records.
1st Wicket
123: S. Bhatt (28), A. Subramaniam (101*) vs Wadadli (NYCL-30)
108: A. Fullard (49*), T. Munakala (53*), J. Thangavel (4) vs Hoboken (Fullard/Munakala, 78*) (Wanderers 8-a-side)
106*: A. Fullard (50*), H. Deshmukh (51*), F. Farricker (4*) vs Merion (Fullard/Deshmukh, 94*)
96: S. Bhatt (37), G. Rey (40*) vs New Milford (SCL)
81: S. Bhakta (42), G. Rey (41) vs Strikers (NYCL-T20)
71: S. Bhakta (18), A. Abeer (56) vs Columbia (WSL)
68: Prasanna S. (53), A. Fullard (19) vs Combine Warriors (NYCL)
64: S. Bhatt (84*), G. Rey (36) vs Danbury (SCL)
63: K. Lawrence (27*), Adarsh S. (27*), C. Coward (45*), N. Kimberley (2) vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia
55: S. Bhakta (35), K. Lawrence (22) vs NY Kookaburras
53: N. Green (20), V. Mehta (66) vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia
53: S. Bhakta (18), R. Slathia (19) vs Cornwall (NYCL 30-over)
53: O. Rana (32), S. Bhatt (54*) vs Philadelphia
2nd Wicket
122*: S. Bhatt (84*), A. Kaushik (53*) vs Danbury (SCL) (7th highest all time)
89: Prasanna R. (54*), A. Chavan (34), S. Rangarajan (1) vs Westchester (Prasanna/Chavan, 86)
80: S. Bhakta (37), V. Mehta (55*) vs Dynamic (NYCL-T20)
80: K. Lawrence (27*), D. Quirk (40) vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia
74: A. Kaushik (42), S. Bhakta (48) vs Fairfield
74: A. Abeer (40*), A. Chitale (32*) vs Hoboken (WSL)
67: G. Rey (63), S. Adlakha (47) vs Sledgehammer (Prague Festival)
61: R. Nichani (51*), N. Aggarwal (29) vs Staten Island
60*: S. Bhakta (40*), G. Rey (19*), H. Deshmukh (18*) vs Toronto (PICF)
58: V. Mehta (33), T. Munakala (26) vs Columbia
55: A. Subramaniam (32), N. Green (39*) vs Wadadli (NYCL)
53: S. Bhatt (54*), P. Desai (13), M. Jadhav (2) vs Philadelphia
3rd Wicket
130: R. Nichani (51*), G. Rey (53*), S. Rangarajan (21) vs Staten Island (Nichani/Rey, 100*) (=4th highest all time)
87: G. Kinsey (95), H. Deshmukh (18) vs Deccan Challengers
71: A. Fullard (74), N. Green (29) vs Primrose (NYCL)
63: C. Coward (45*), Prasanna R. (19*), R. Pillai (40) vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia
4th Wicket
96: S. Adlakha (41), A. Abeer (67) vs Canadian Hawks (Prague Festival)
72*: Shadman Islam (28*), A. Fullard (31*) vs Westchester (WSL)
68: G. Rey (26*), A. Abeer (30*) vs Colonial Cavaliers (PICF)
64: H. Deshmukh (68), J. Thangavel (23) vs IIT-ers of SCT
59: A. Kaushik (38), Sriram Rangarajan (39) vs Cavaliers (SCL)
57: A. Kaushik (49), A. Fullard (15) vs Westchester (WSL)
51: N. Green (29), G. Rey (33*) vs Primrose (NYCL)
5th Wicket
73: N. Green (39*), A. Abeer (33), A. Kaushik (29) vs Wadadli (NYCL)
57: M. Salahuddin (50*), S. Nitta (17) vs Philadelphia
6th Wicket
112: R. Slathia (42*), A. Abeer (50*), J. Thangavel (7*) vs Wadadli (NYCL-30) (3rd highest all time)
110: P. Jones (51), A. Chavan (25) vs Galacticos (4th highest all time)
93: A. Abeer (41), T. Munakala (54) vs Bridgeport (SCL) (5th highest all time)
60: H. Deshmukh (14), T. Munakala (61) vs IIT-ers of SCT
56: O. Rana (34), S. Islam (64*) vs Cornwall (NYCL)
54: G. Biddala (30), H. Smith (36) vs Sarasota
7th Wicket
95*: A. Kaushik (42*), G. Rey (42*) vs Fairfield (new record)
8th Wicket
55: J. Thangavel (75*), A. Chavan (19) vs Fairfield (WSL) (=10th highest all time)
51: A. Abeer (82), A. Ayoob (14) vs Hoboken
9th Wicket
75*: A. Fullard (42*), J. Thangavel (40*) vs Dynamic (NYCL) (2nd highest all time)
59*: J. Thangavel (75*), P. Jones (10*) vs Fairfield (WSL) (7th highest all time)
37 S. Rangarajan (33), A. Chavan (14*) vs New Haven Eagles (SCL semi-final)
10th Wicket
58: A. Abeer (82), V. Mehta (14) vs Hoboken (= highest all time)
32: N. Harrison (23), J. Moore (12*) vs Cornwall (NYCL 30-over)
25: J. Moore (7*), N. Harrison (15) vs Galacticos (WSL)
Batting Records
Centuries: 1
101*: A. Subramaniam vs Wadadli off 52 balls (NYCL-30)
Fifties: 22
95: G. Kinsey vs Deccan Challengers
86: A. Kaushik vs Invaders (SCL)
84*: S. Bhatt vs Danbury (SCL)
82: A. Abeer vs Hoboken
75*: J. Thangavel vs Fairfield (WSL)
74: A. Fullard vs Primrose (NYCL)
68: H. Deshmukh vs IIT-ers of SCT
67: A. Abeer vs Canadian Hawks (Prague Festival)
66: V. Mehta vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia
65 G. Rey vs Wanderers (NYCL)
64*: Shadman Islam vs Cornwall (NYCL)
63: G. Rey vs Sledgehammer (Prague Festival)
61: T. Munakala vs IIT-ers of SCT
56*: J. Thangavel vs Czech Republic A (Prague Festival)
56: A. Abeer vs Columbia (WSL)
55*: V. Mehta vs Dynamic (NYCL-T20)
55: O. Rana vs Fairfield
54*: S. Bhatt vs Philadelphia
54*: Prasanna R. vs Westchester
54: T. Munakala vs Bridgeport (SCL)
54: S. Ahmed vs Staten Island
53* G. Rey vs Staten Island
53*: A. Kaushik vs Danbury (SCL)
53*: T. Munakala vs Wanderers (Wanderers 8-a-side)
53*: T. Munakala vs Hoboken (Wanderers 8-a-side)
53: Prasanna S. vs Combine Warriors (NYCL)
53: A. Abeer vs Cavaliers (SCL)
52*: S. Nitta vs Fairfield
52: Prasanna R. vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
51* R. Nichani vs Staten Island
51*: H. Deshmukh vs Merion
51: P. Jones vs Galacticos
51: S. Bhatt for S. Santhanam’s XI vs. J. Simon’s XI
50*: A. Abeer vs Wadadli (NYCL-30)
50*: M. Salahuddin vs Philadelphia
50*: A. Fullard vs Merion
Fast 50
19 balls: A. Abeer vs Wadadli (NYCL-30)
Most Consecutive Dot-balls Faced
31: J. Moore (29 vs Amwell Valley is the record for a single innings, and for 0)
Dismissed without scoring
The total number of ducks was 93 (24* on the 1st ball) by 55 different players, which are substantial reductions from 2018 (105 and 30*, also by 55 players).
Since the Dogs lost 576 wickets during the course of 2019, 16.1% of all dismissals were for a duck (i.e., 1 in 6!), with 4.2% being a first ball duck.
4: S. Nitta (2 x 1st ball), P. Jones (1 x 1st ball), S. Bhagwat
3: N. Green, H. Deshmukh, M. Jadhav (1 x 1st ball), M. Finn (1 x 1st ball), A. Subramaniam, L. Bhadava (1 x 1stball), A. Kaushik (1 x 1st ball)
2: B. Simon (2 x 1st ball), R. Slathia (2 x 1st ball), J. Moore (1 x 1st ball), J. Thangavel (1 x 1st ball), Upul S. (1 x 1st ball), K. Lawrence (1 x 1st ball), A. Smith (1 x 1st ball), A. Kadimisetty (1 x 1st ball), G. Biddala, Adarsh S., A. Chavan, R. Nichani, K. Venigalla, D. Laurien, G. Rey
1: S. Malhotra (1 x 1st ball), A. Syed (1 x 1st ball), A. Pervez (1 x 1st ball), V. Mehta (1 x 1st ball), S. Anand (1 x 1stball), Shadman Islam (1 x 1st ball), F. Riss (1 x 1st ball), M. Dasaraju, O. Qadir, H. Chaudhry, A. Ayoob, A. Fullard, B. Powell, R. Glass, J. Southgate, A. Chitale, Junahed Ahmed, S. Khawaja, T. Munakala, J. Adelli, P. Taiwo, P. Desai, S. Bhatt, A. Paralka, P. Parida, Alekh Shah, D. Daley, A. Abeer, G. Kinsey, N. Harrison
Most Mad Dogs Dismissed for a Duck in One Innings
5: vs Columbia
S. Bhagwat, J. Thangavel (1st ball), B. Powell, R. Glass, A. Smith (1st ball)
Dismissed, run-out
The total number of run-out dismissals was 59 by 34 different batsmen is similar to the 2018 numbers of 53 by 35 players. and represents 10.2% of the 576 wickets the club lost this season.
4: H. Deshmukh, A. Abeer, Sriram Rangarajan
3: S. Bhakta, G. Rey, D. Daley, A. Fullard
2: P. Jones, J. Moore, R. Nichani, A. Chitale, S. Anand, A. Chavan, B. Simon, S. Nitta
1: Adarsh S., L. Bhadava, R. Glass, O. Rana, A. Kadimisetty, M. Jadhav, Junahed Ahmed, A. Arora, N. Aggarwal, V. Mehta, K. Venigalla, N. Harrison, P. Desai, Shadman Islam, M. Finn, J. Simon, T. Munakala, A. Sharma, P. Rao
Bowling Records
5+ wickets in an innings:
4-2-5-6: D. Daley vs IIT-ers of SCT (3rd best all time)
8-0-28-6: A. Subramaniam vs New Haven Eagles (SCL)
4-1-11-5: A. Abeer vs Toronto (PICF)
7-0-23-5: N. Suri vs Westchester (WSL)
6-1-28-5: A. Abeer vs Fairfield
4 wickets in an innings:
6-0-8-4: A. Abeer vs Greenwich Dogs
4-0-12-4: A. Abeer vs Canadian Hawks (Prague Festival)
7-2-13-4: H. Deshmukh vs Sarasota
4.1-0-14-4: R. Khan vs Columbia
7-3-14-4: B. Simon vs Invaders (SCL)
6-1-15-4: A. Smith vs Stamford
7-1-16-4: J. Moore vs Westchester (WSL)
5.1-1-17-4: M. Jadhav vs Merion
8-1-22-4: G. Rey vs Hoboken (NYCL)
5-0-24-4: J. Moore vs Philadelphia
5.3-0-29-4: J. Thangavel vs Fairfield
5-0-34-4: J. Moore vs Deccan Challengers
Ali Abeer’s four hauls of 4+ wickets are the =2nd-most for a single season
Austen Smith is the youngest bowler ever to take a 4-wicket haul
Economical or effective bowling (hall-of-fame entries in bold)
8-1-10-3: A. Chavan vs New Milford (SCL)
7-4-8-1: J. Moore vs Westchester (WSL)+
7-1-9-3: A. Abeer vs Columbia (WSL)
7-2-10-3: J. Moore vs Hoboken (WSL)+
+ in back-to-back games
6-0-8-4: A. Abeer vs Greenwich Dogs
1.4-1-2-3: R. Nichani vs New Haven Eagles (SCL semi-final)
Expensive bowling (hall-of-shame entries in bold)
1-0-25-0: S. Rangarajan vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
1-0-24-0: K. Lawrence vs NY Kookaburras
1-0-24-0: P. Rao vs Greenwich Dogs
1-0-23-1: A. Syed vs Dynamic (NYCL-T20)
2-0-39-0: R. Nichani vs Sledgehammer (Prague Festival) (2nd-highest ever)
2-0-36-0: J. Thangavel vs Sledgehammer (Prague Festival)
2-0-35-0: V. Mehta vs Strikers (NYCL-T20)
2-0-32-0: J. Adelli vs Cornwall (NYCL)
2-0-32-2: G. Rey vs Sledgehammer (Prague Festival)
2-0-30-0: S. Rangarajan vs Sarasota
2.1-0-29-0: G. Rey vs Czech Republic A (Prague Festival)
2-0-28-0: A. Kadimisetty vs Galacticos
2-0-28-1: S. Bhagwat vs Strikers (NYCL)
2-0-27-0: N. Aggarwal vs Strikers (NYCL-T20)
3-0-66-0: K. Singh vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament) (new record)
3-0-45-0: S. Rangarajan vs AxA Tigers (St. Martin Tournament)
3-0-41-0: G. Rey vs Cornwall (NYCL)
3-0-41-0: V. Mehta vs Strikers (NYCL)
3-0-38-1: G. Rey vs Sarasota
3-0-38-1: M. Jadhav vs Dynamic (NYCL-T20)
3-0-33-0: M. Jadhav vs Combine Warriors (NYCL)
4-0-61-0: A. Chavan vs AxA Tigers (St. Martin Tournament) (= record)
4-0-58-0: H. Chaudhry vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
4-0-57-0: Prasanna R. vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
4-0-49-1: A. Chavan vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
4-0-47-1: R. Nichani vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
4-0-41-0: R. Nichani vs AxA Tigers (St. Martin Tournament)
5-0-54-1: J. Thangavel vs Cornwall (NYCL)
7-0-63-1: A. Chavan vs Fairfield (WSL)
8-0-65-1: A. Chavan vs New Haven (SCL)
Expensive overs
26: D. Coutts vs New Edinburgh
25: S. Rangarajan vs Adam Sanford All Stars (St. Martin Tournament)
24: K. Lawrence vs NY Kookaburras
“Hat-trick” (3-wickets in consecutive balls, but over 2 matches)
J. Moore vs Hoboken (WSL) 2 wickets then vs Westchester (WSL) 1 wicket
Who are the Bunny Killers? (minimum 10 wickets)
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Cumulative
Victim
Rating
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Wickets
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Bunny
Coefficient
(CVR/W)
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S. Rangarajan
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92
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12
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7.67
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J. Thangavel
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221
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34
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6.50
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A. Subramaniam
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135
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21
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6.43
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J. Simon
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72
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12
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6.00
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M. Finn
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117
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20
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5.85
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G. Rey
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105
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18
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5.83
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N. Harrison
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214
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38
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5.63
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R. Nichani
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119
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23
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5.17
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A. Abeer
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258
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51
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5.06
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R. Khan
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59
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12
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4.92
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J. Moore
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209
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50
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4.18
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M. Jadhav
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112
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28
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4.00
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V. Mehta
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39
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10
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3.90
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A. Chavan
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92
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24
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3.83
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B. Simon
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67
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20
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3.35
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H. Deshmukh
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84
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26
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3.23
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K. Venigalla
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69
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24
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2.88
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The bigger the Bunny Coefficient number, the bigger the killer.
Sriram Rangarajan wins his first award. His winning B/C of 7.67 is the third-highest ever-recorded…
At the other end of the table, Kalyan Venigalla’s BC of 2.88 is only the 3rd example of one under 3.00, the other’s being John Moore’s B/C of 2.91 in 2018, and Sanjay Santhanam’s 2.79 in 2015.
Fielding Records
Wicket keeping
Total: 69 dismissals (Caught 43, Stumped 26)
22: T. Munakala: Caught 17, Stumped 5 (Run-outs 1 + 11 assists)
(New record for most catches in a season, and 3rd most total dismissals)
16: P. Jones: Caught 5, Stumped 11 (Run-outs 4 assists)
7: G. Rey: Caught 4, Stumped 3 (Run-outs 3 assists)
5: M. Salahuddin: Caught 3, Stumped 2
3: K. Lawrence: Caught 1, Stumped 2 (Run-outs 1 assist)
3: S. Bhakta: Caught 2, Stumped 1
2: P. Parida: Caught 1, Stumped 1 (Run-outs 1 assist)
2: S. Anand: Caught 2
2: K. Venigalla: Caught 2
1: A. Chitale: Caught 1 (Run-out 1 assist)
1: A. Subramaniam: Caught 1
1: A. Arora: Stumped 1
1: P. Taiwo: Caught 1
1: A. Chavan: Caught 1
1: O. Rana: Caught 1
1: S. Khawaja: Caught 1
In several games, more than one keeper took the gloves, rendering appearance records rather hard to track.
Catches taken as a fielder (There are no records of the percentage of chances each fielder took…).
Total = 228
26: A. Fullard (new record)
19: J. Thangavel (4th-most ever)
16: Sriram Rangarajan
13: G. Rey
12: A. Abeer
11: M. Jadhav
9: A. Kaushik, L. Bhadava, H. Deshmukh
8: K. Venigalla
7: S. Bhatt
6: N. Harrison, P. Parida
4: N. Aggarwal, O. Rana
3: Prasanna R., B. Simon, D. Laurien, A. Subramaniam, A. Kadimisetty, S. Baghwat, T. Munakala, R. Nichani, (Sub fielder)
2: J. Moore, A. Chavan, S. Bhakta, D. Surti, S. Malhotra, D. Daley, J. Adelli, K. Edla, N. Suri, K. Singh
1: K. Lawrence, H. Smith, C. Coward, A. Arora, H. Chaudhry, J. Simon, B. Powell, Upul S., D. Goodison, Alekh Shah, A. Syed, A. Chitale, H. Paul, A. Paralkar, S. Adlakha, A. Smith, A. Sharma, R. Slathia, S. Patra, P. Desai, F. Farricker, R. Katri
4 catches in a game
A. Fullard vs Merion (= club record)
Contributions by fielders to run-outs: (solo efforts + assists)
Total = 44
6: A. Abeer (2 + 4 assists) (= record)
3: H. Deshmukh (3 assists), G. Rey (3 assists)
2: B. Simon (1 + 1 assist), J. Thangavel (1 + 1 assist)
2: Each 2 assists: N. Aggarwal, K. Venigalla, S. Bhatt
1: A. Fullard, D. Laurien, M. Madhu, J. Adelli, G. Kinsey, Jahmid Ahmed
1: Each 1 assist: R. Nichani, A. Kaushik, S. Bhakta, M. Jadhav, L. Bhadava, N. Harrison, D. Goodison, A. Chitale, N. Green, S. Patra, V. Chandran, P. Desai, (Sub fielder)
The Season Double
500 runs + 50 wickets
A. Abeer: 629 + 51
300 runs + 30 wickets
J. Thangavel: 540 + 34
250 runs + 25 wickets
H. Deshmukh: 376 + 26
200 runs + 20 wickets
A. Subramaniam: 214 + 21
200 runs + 20 wicketkeeper dismissals
T. Munakala 493 + 22
Career Milestones 2018
1000 runs + 100 wickets career double:
Jagadeesan Thangavel (in 81 games)
Harshad Deshmukh (in 136 games)
3500 Runs: John Moore
3000 Runs: Prasanna R.
2500 Runs: Anand Chavan
2000 Runs: Andy Fullard
1500 Runs: Harshad Deshmukh, Bert Simon, Sanjay Bhakta, Jagadeesan Thangavel, Ganadeep Rey
1000 Runs: Noel Green
500 Runs: Ali Abeer, Anand Subramaniam, Sriram Rangarajan, Ravi Pillai, Vinod Mehta
750 Wickets: John Moore
600 Wickets: Neil Harrison
100 Wickets: Jagadeesan Thangavel, Harshad Deshmukh
50 Wickets: Ali Abeer
150 Wicketkeeper Dismissals: Peter Jones
50 Outfield Catches: Jagadeesan Thangavel, Andy Fullard
25 Run-Out Contributions: Bert Simon
50 Ducks: John Moore
600 Games: John Moore
400 Games: Neil Harrison
250 Games: Ravi Nichani
200 Games: Adarsh Shah
100 Games: Ian Chin, Mohsin Salahuddin, Martin Finn, Manish Jadhav, Sanjay Bhakta, Andy Fullard, Jagadeesan Thangavel, Ganadeep Rey
50 Games: Shadman Islam, Anand Subramaniam, Jithender Adelli, Sriram Rangarajan, Dave Daley