Statistical Report 2020
Team Results 2020
Played 38, Won 27, Lost 10, Tied 1
(Friendly: Played 21, Won 16, Lost 5)
(Danbury T20 Tournament: Played 10, Won 8, Lost 1, Tied 1)
Batting first:
Played 18, Won 12, Lost 6
Batting second:
Played 20, Won 15, Lost 4, Tied 1
Sarasota Tour
Mad Dogs 130 for 8 off 35 overs lost to Sarasota 131 for 0 off 16.1 overs
Sarasota 140 for 9 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 141 for 4 off 22.0 overs
Honolulu Tour
Honolulu 75 for 2 off 8 overs beat Mad Dogs 69 for 3 off 8 overs
Mad Dogs 160 for 10 off 32 overs lost to Honolulu 161 for 7 off 25.0 overs
Regular season
Mad Dogs 130 for 6 off 20 overs lost to Westchester 131 for 5 off 19.3 overs
Mad Dogs 155 for 6 off 20 overs beat Westchester 135 for 8 off 20 overs
Danbury Hatters 89 for 6 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs 90 for 2 off 13.0 overs
Wanderers 135 for 5 off 23.1 overs lost to Mad Dogs 134 for 5 off 23.1 overs
Danbury Hatters 116 for 6 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs (Yellow) 117 for 2 off 13.3 overs (T20 Tournament)
Mad Dogs 166 for 11 off 34.5 overs beat Amwell Valley 146 for 9 off 35 overs
Cavaliers 135 for 9 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs (Blue) 141 for 5 off 19.3 overs (T20 Tournament)
Danbury Hatters 158 for 4 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs (Yellow) 159 for 3 off 16.2 overs (T20 Tournament)
Westchester 84 for 10 off 19.0 overs lost to Mad Dogs (Blue) 89 for 1 off 10.1 overs (T20 Tournament)
Mad Dogs 109 for 11 off 34.3 overs lost to Hoboken 110 for 3 off 19.1 overs
New Milford 191 for 3 off 18 overs beat Mad Dogs (Yellow) 89 for 9 off 18 overs (T20 Tournament)
Mad Dogs (Blue)136 for 7 off 20 overs beat Danbury 72 for 10 off 16.0 overs (T20 Tournament)
Dynamic 185 for 7 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 191 for 7 off 33.1 overs
Columbia 138 for 10 off 29.0 overs lost to Mad Dogs 139 for 5 off 24.4 overs
IIT-ers of SCT 175 for 13 off 34.5 overs lost to Mad Dogs 178 for 1 off 27.1 overs
Mad Dogs 266 for 11 off 34.3 overs beat Stamford 184 for 9 off 35.0 overs
Rebel-19 185 for 9 (a.o.) off 32.4 overs lost to Mad Dogs 189 for 3 off 30.5 overs
Mad Dogs 186 for 5 off 25 overs beat Fairfield 124 for 8 off 25 overs
Amwell Valley 164 for 8 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 165 for 4 off 19.0 overs
Staten Island 195 for 8 off 35 overs lost to Mad Dogs 196 for 9 off 34.5 overs
Mad Dogs 162 for 7 off 25 overs beat Stamford 161 for 8 off 25 overs
Mad Dogs (Blue)179 for 6 off 20 overs beat Fairfield 112 for 8 off 20 overs (T20 Tournament)
Amwell Valley 141 for 8 off 35 overs beat Mad Dogs 139 for 9 off 35 overs
Mad Dogs 237 for 10 off 32.5 overs beat Wanderers 108 for 10 off 26.5 overs
Westchester 113 for 8 off 20 overs tied with Mad Dogs 113 for 10 off 20 overs (T20 Tournament)
* Mad Dogs won by 7 runs to 5 in Super Over under Tournament Rules
Mad Dogs 233 for 7 off 30 overs beat Germantown 231 for 11 off 30 overs
Mad Dogs 167 for 10 off 30 overs beat Philadelphia 136 for 9 off 30 overs
Mad Dogs 308 for 5 off 30 overs beat IIT-ers of SCT 212 for 7 off 30 overs
Mad Dogs (Blue) 166 for 7 off 20 overs beat Danbury Hatters 76 for 10 off 17.0 overs (T20 Tournament)
Rebel-19 159 for 10 off 33.2 overs lost to Mad Dogs 163 for 8 off 33.2 overs
NY Kookaburras 179 for 6 off 30 overs beat Mad Dogs 76 for 10 off 16.0 overs
Mad Dogs (Blue) 96 for 10 off 18.4 overs lost to Fairfield 97 for 3 off 18.2 overs (T20 Tournament)
Westchester 105 for 10 off 20 overs lost to Mad Dogs 111 for 4 off 18.1 overs
Mad Dogs 110 for 7 off 15 overs lost to Westchester 111 for 5 off 14.2 overs
Collated Team Statistics
Mad Dogs:
Scored 5785 runs for 248 wickets off 913.1 overs, at 23.32 R/W, 6.34 R/O, 22.1 B/W
Opponents:
Scored 5301 runs for 281 wickets off 945.2 overs, at 18.86 R/W, 5.61 R/O, 20.2 B/W
For comparison, the 2019 numbers were as follows:
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
Intra-squad games:
G. Rey’s XI 241 for 10 off 33 overs beat A. Subramaniam’s XI 112 for 12 off 21.5 overs
Misfit Dogs 165 for 8 off 35 overs lost to Goodie’s Mob 166 for 7 off 33.2 overs
S. Bhakta’s Royal Challengers 152 for 10 off 24.1 overs lost to A. Subramaniam’s Super Kings 154 for 6 off 24.1 overs
Speedster’s XIII 189 for 12 off 34.5 overs lost to Coach’s XIII 190 for 9 off 30.5 overs
Not included in official records:
Mad Dogs (Yellow) beat Cavaliers (Danbury T20 Tournament) by concession
Notes:
The Won/Lost record of 27/10 is a major improvement on 2019 (35/42). The win/loss ratio of 73.0 is second only to the 2002 team’s record of 73.7 (won 14, lost 5). Both the batting and bowling team numbers were also markedly improved over recent seasons, exceeding our opponents’ statistics in every respect. Scoring rates were substantially increased, reflecting at least in part the conditions of T20-Tournament games at Danbury, but also some high-scoring matches at MDP.
The 11 game win streak (blue highlight) ties the record set in 2002, and the earlier 8 game streak is also now in the record books as a top-10 entry.
In respect of individual games, the 308 runs scored against IIT-ers of SCT was a new record, and the 266 total vs Stamford comes in at number-9 on the list. The 530 run combined total in the IIT-ers of SCT was the second most ever scored in a game.
Batting Averages 2020: qualification 5 innings. Ranked by batting average (bold)
|
|
Innings
|
NO
|
Runs
|
Average
|
Highest
|
Runs
|
Balls
|
R/100b
|
|
H. Smith
|
5
|
2
|
169
|
56.33
|
48*
|
169
|
151
|
112
|
|
R. Slathia
|
15
|
4
|
461
|
41.91
|
84
|
461
|
329
|
140
|
|
S. Bhatt
|
10
|
3
|
263
|
37.57
|
61*
|
263
|
223
|
118
|
|
Adarsh S.
|
9
|
4
|
172
|
34.40
|
53*
|
172
|
238
|
72.3
|
|
A. Chavan
|
13
|
5
|
263
|
32.88
|
39*
|
263
|
305
|
86.2
|
|
R. Khatri
|
13
|
2
|
321
|
29.18
|
59
|
321
|
213
|
151
|
|
Prasanna R.
|
11
|
2
|
256
|
28.44
|
58*
|
256
|
157
|
163
|
|
A. Abeer
|
20
|
5
|
424
|
28.27
|
57
|
424
|
348
|
122
|
|
A. Kaushik
|
16
|
3
|
340
|
26.15
|
59
|
340
|
341
|
100
|
|
A. Chitale
|
15
|
2
|
338
|
26.00
|
102*
|
338
|
258
|
131
|
|
N. Green
|
12
|
5
|
175
|
25.00
|
51*
|
175
|
246
|
71.1
|
|
Sriram Rangarajan
|
14
|
4
|
224
|
22.40
|
51*
|
224
|
287
|
78.0
|
|
G. Rey
|
16
|
5
|
233
|
21.18
|
40
|
233
|
198
|
118
|
|
H. Deshmukh
|
18
|
5
|
265
|
20.38
|
42
|
258
|
237
|
109
|
|
P. Desai
|
13
|
6
|
131
|
18.71
|
25*
|
128
|
195
|
65.6
|
|
J. Thangavel
|
16
|
5
|
194
|
17.64
|
50*
|
194
|
249
|
77.9
|
|
T. Munakala
|
11
|
2
|
142
|
15.78
|
32*
|
142
|
139
|
102
|
|
G. Kinsey
|
5
|
0
|
74
|
14.80
|
34
|
74
|
124
|
59.7
|
|
A. Fullard
|
7
|
1
|
88
|
14.67
|
30*
|
88
|
107
|
82.2
|
|
L. Bhadava
|
8
|
1
|
100
|
14.29
|
30
|
100
|
131
|
76.3
|
|
D. Laurien
|
9
|
0
|
128
|
14.22
|
29
|
128
|
240
|
53.3
|
|
S. Bhakta
|
13
|
0
|
180
|
13.85
|
38
|
180
|
240
|
75.0
|
|
A. Arora
|
5
|
0
|
69
|
13.80
|
34
|
69
|
119
|
58.0
|
|
S. Nitta
|
6
|
1
|
68
|
13.60
|
20
|
65
|
100
|
65.0
|
|
V. Mehta
|
5
|
0
|
66
|
13.20
|
29
|
66
|
62
|
106
|
|
M. Jadhav
|
6
|
3
|
36
|
12.00
|
19
|
36
|
78
|
46.2
|
|
R. Nichani
|
7
|
3
|
48
|
12.00
|
19
|
48
|
69
|
69.6
|
|
K. Venigalla
|
7
|
1
|
60
|
10.00
|
35
|
60
|
64
|
93.8
|
|
P. Jones
|
7
|
2
|
49
|
9.80
|
27*
|
49
|
85
|
57.6
|
|
A. Subramaniam
|
8
|
1
|
68
|
9.71
|
20
|
68
|
97
|
70.1
|
|
J. Lyons
|
6
|
1
|
43
|
8.60
|
22
|
43
|
49
|
87.8
|
|
A. Virk
|
7
|
1
|
47
|
7.83
|
18
|
45
|
100
|
45.0
|
|
A. Kadimisetty
|
11
|
1
|
71
|
7.10
|
27
|
69
|
132
|
52.3
|
|
Upul S.
|
8
|
5
|
21
|
7.00
|
7*
|
21
|
52
|
40.4
|
|
J. Moore
|
15
|
6
|
47
|
5.22
|
9
|
47
|
157
|
29.9
|
The intra-squad games are included. This set of averages is the basis for all subsequent analyses.
It is unprecedented for 12 batsmen to score at a rate >100 runs/100 balls (blue highlights). This accomplishment reflects the considerable number of T20 games played under the high-scoring conditions at Danbury, plus some high scoring games at MDP. Prasanna Ramaswamy’s rate of 163 is third on the all-time list (he now holds all of the top-5 entries), while Raj Khatri’s 151 comes in at number 6.
Note that, on average, a Mad Dogs’ wicket this season cost the opposition 23.32 runs at a scoring rate of 106 R/100b, but both those figures are inflated upwards to a significant extent (over 10%??) by extras, particularly Willy Wide-Ball’s consistent contributions… Also, the above estimates do not factor in the intra-squad games, which this year did significantly contribute to personal statistics.
Bowling Averages 2020: qualification 25 overs. Ranked by bowling average (bold)
|
|
Overs
|
Maidens
|
Runs
|
Wickets
|
Average
|
Runs
Per
Over
|
Balls
Per
Wicket
|
Best
|
|
Prasanna R.
|
42.3
|
3
|
171
|
15
|
11.40
|
4.02
|
17.0
|
2/4
|
|
A. Abeer
|
89
|
4
|
423
|
33
|
12.82
|
4.75
|
16.2
|
4/14
|
|
R. Nichani
|
42.5
|
0
|
248
|
18
|
13.78
|
5.79
|
14.3
|
4/9
|
|
M. Jadhav
|
45
|
1
|
235
|
16
|
14.69
|
5.22
|
16.9
|
3/18
|
|
J. Thangavel
|
66.2
|
2
|
356
|
23
|
15.48
|
5.37
|
17.3
|
3/17
|
|
A. Virk
|
35
|
1
|
203
|
12
|
16.92
|
5.80
|
17.5
|
3/10
|
|
J. Lyons
|
54
|
5
|
221
|
13
|
17.00
|
4.09
|
24.9
|
2/17
|
|
J. Moore
|
91
|
7
|
416
|
22
|
18.91
|
4.57
|
24.8
|
4/15
|
|
J. Simon
|
58.4
|
2
|
378
|
18
|
21.00
|
6.44
|
19.6
|
3/37
|
|
R. Khatri
|
57
|
1
|
301
|
14
|
21.50
|
5.28
|
24.4
|
4/12
|
|
A. Chavan
|
66
|
0
|
336
|
14
|
24.00
|
5.09
|
28.2
|
3/17
|
|
R. Slathia
|
73
|
3
|
297
|
12
|
24.75
|
4.07
|
36.5
|
2/14
|
|
A. Kaushik
|
52.4
|
2
|
259
|
9
|
28.78
|
4.92
|
35.1
|
2/14
|
|
H. Deshmukh
|
54
|
2
|
263
|
9
|
29.22
|
4.87
|
36.0
|
2/20
|
|
K. Venigalla
|
40.4
|
0
|
219
|
7
|
31.29
|
5.39
|
34.9
|
3/13
|
|
Upul S.
|
46
|
1
|
246
|
6
|
41.00
|
5.35
|
46.0
|
2/29
|
|
P. Desai
|
39.2
|
0
|
278
|
5
|
55.60
|
7.07
|
47.2
|
1/2
|
The intra-squad games are included. This set of averages is the basis for all subsequent analyses.
Ravi Nichani’s strike-rate of a wicket every 14.3 balls comes in at #7 on the all-time single-season list. There are no other entries in the all-time records. It was a hard year for bowlers (see batting records).
Note that, on average, an opposition wicket this season cost the Mad Dogs’ bowlers 18.86 runs and is taken every 20.2 balls at a scoring rate of 5.61 runs/over (93.5 runs/100 balls). As wides and no balls are charged against the bowlers, the skewing effect of extras is minimal. However, the above estimates do not factor in the intra-squad games, which this year did significantly contribute to personal statistics.
Appearances
(42 games total)
22: J. Thangavel
21: J. Moore, A. Abeer
19: H. Deshmukh, R. Slathia, P. Desai
18: G. Rey, Sriram Rangarajan, A. Kaushik
17: A. Chavan, J. Simon
16: A. Chitale
15: R. Khatri
14: S. Bhakta, A. Subramaniam
13: M. Jadhav, T. Munakala
12: Prasanna R., R. Nichani, N. Green, D. Laurien, A. Kadimisetty, J. Lyons
11: Upul S., K. Venigalla, A. Virk
10: Adarsh S., S. Bhatt
9: L. Bhadava
8: A. Fullard
7: P. Jones, S. Nitta
6: V. Mehta, M. Krishnamurthy,
5: H. Smith, A. Arora, G. Kinsey
4: H. Chaudhry, A. Khattak, A. Bhatia, M. Asaporta
3: A. Sohail, S. Anand, A. Singh
2: F. Farricker, M. Salahuddin, N. Suri, A. Pervez, M. Ahmed, S. Ueda, G. Biddala, N. Gadi, P. Paul, S. Kadam, A. Khan
1: N. Kimberley, B. Simon, P. Chaudhari, D. Goodison, I. Chin, Alekh Shah, D. Surti, L. Jacobs, A. Urdhwareshe, R. Vyas, Y. Shimpi, R. Krishnan, M. Strydom, M. Mehta (Toronto), R. D’Souza, Salil, Omesh, Suraj
In total, 73 different players represented the Mad Dogs in 2020, 18 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
233: Adarsh S. (52*), A. Chitale (102*), Prasanna R. (55*), S. Bhakta (15) vs IIT-ers of SCT (2nd highest all time)
166: Prasanna R. (58*), Adarsh S. (53*), S. Bhakta (25), A. Subramaniam (12*) vs Rebel-19 (5th highest all time)
151: N. Green (51*), S. Kadam (50*), R. D’Souza (20), S. Rangarajan (13*) vs IIT-ers of SCT (Green/Kadam, 101*) (6th highest all time)
91: N. Green (16*), H. Smith (48*), A. Virk (10), J. Lyons (2) vs Germantown
82: Adarsh S (30*), L. Jacobs (25), A. Chavan (20) for Goodie’s Mob vs Misfit Dogs
81: V. Mehta (29), R. Khatri (20) vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
79: G. Kinsey (34), G. Rey (40) vs Sarasota
77: Prasanna R. (53), D. Laurien (26) vs Amwell Valley
71: Prasanna R. (44), A. Kaushik (32) vs Fairfield (T20 Tournament)
65: A. Kaushik (54), A. Khattak (17*), M. Asaporta (3) vs Fairfield
57: S. Bhatt (56*), A. Abeer (12) vs Westchester (T20 Tournament)
51: R. Slathia (37), A. Khattak (19) vs Dynamic
2nd Wicket
54: D. Laurien (29), H. Smith (38) for A. Subramaniam’s Super Kings vs S. Bhakta’s Royal Challengers
50: A. Kaushik (54), A. Abeer (37) vs Fairfield
3rd Wicket
97*: G. Rey (25*), A. Chitale (55*) vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
72: H. Smith (25), L. Bhadava (28*) vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
72: R. Slathia (84), L. Bhadava (27) vs Wanderers
67: R. Khatri (56*), P. Desai (3) vs Wanderers
4th Wicket
96: A. Chavan (33*), A. Kaushik (59), R. Nichani (19) for G. Rey’s XI vs A. Subramaniam’s XI
92: A. Fullard (30*), R. Slathia (38*), P. Chaudhari (6), S. Nitta (8) vs Germantown
89: M. Salahuddin (51), A. Abeer (45) vs Germantown
73: A. Kaushik (58), A. Chitale (14) vs Columbia
67: R. Khatri (56*), J. Thangavel (16*), A. Chavan (29*) vs Wanderers
65: A. Chitale (53), G. Rey (24) vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
56: S. Rangarajan (51*), A. Chavan (15), J. Thangavel (7) vs Rebel-19
5th Wicket
55: G. Rey (38), A. Virk (18) for S. Bhakta’s Royal Challengers vs A. Subramaniam’s Super Kings
51*: N. Green (39*), H. Deshmukh (27*) vs Westchester
50: S. Rangarajan (51*), H. Deshmukh (38), N. Suri (0) vs Amwell Valley
6th Wicket
58: A. Arora (34), R. Khatri (38) vs Staten Island
7th Wicket
60: A. Abeer (43), R. Slathia (29*) vs vs Danbury (T20 Tournament)
52: A. Arora (34), K. Venigalla (35) vs Staten Island
8th Wicket
+ 86: A. Chavan (33*), R. Slathia (75), R. Vyas (4) for Speedster’s XIII vs Coach’s XIII (New club record)
+ 84: J. Thangavel (50*), A. Abeer (41*), Prasanna R. (0) for Coach’s XIII vs Speedster’s XIII (Thangavel/Abeer, 84) (2nd highest all time)
+ In same game
62*: A. Chavan (39*), A. Abeer (49*) vs Dynamic (=9th highest all time)
9th Wicket
10th Wicket
Batting Records
Centuries: 1
102*: A. Chitale vs IIT-ers of SCT (45 balls)
Fifties: 22
84: R. Slathia vs Wanderers
75: R. Slathia for Speedster’s XIII vs Coach’s XIII
65: R. Slathia vs Amwell Valley
61: S. Bhatt vs Fairfield (T20 Tournament)
59: R. Khatri vs Stamford
59: A. Kaushik for G. Rey’s XI vs A. Subramaniam’s XI
58*: Prasanna R. vs Rebel-19
58: A. Kaushik vs Columbia
57: A. Abeer vs Wanderers
56*: S. Bhatt vs Westchester (T20 Tournament)
56*: R. Khatri vs Wanderers
55*: A. Chitale vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
55*: Prasanna R. vs IITers of SCT
54: A. Kaushik vs Fairfield
53*: Adarsh Shah vs Rebel-19
53: Prasanna R. vs Amwell Valley
53: A. Chitale vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
52*: Adarsh Shah vs IIT-ers of SCT
51* N. Green vs IIT-ers of SCT
51*: S. Rangarajan vs Amwell Valley
51*: S. Rangarajan vs Rebel-19
51*: M. Salahuddin vs Germantown
50* S. Kadam vs IIT-ers of SCT
50*: J. Thangavel for Coach’s XIII vs Speedster’s XIII
50* N. Green vs Stamford
50: R. Khatri vs Danbury Hatters (T20 Tournament)
Fast 50s
20 balls: R. Khatri vs Danbury Hatters (T20 tournament)
24 balls: R. Khatri vs Wanderers
25 balls: A. Chitale vs Danbury Hatters (T20 tournament)
26 balls: R. Khatri vs Stamford
28 balls: R. Slathia vs Wanderers
Dismissed without scoring
The total number of ducks was 41 (18* on the 1st ball) by 28 different players
Since the Dogs lost 322 wickets during the course of 2020 (including intra-squad games), 12.7% (vs 16.1% in 2019) of all dismissals were for a duck (i.e., 1 in 8!), with 5.6% being a first ball duck.
5: A. Kadimisetty (4 x 1st ball)
3: A. Abeer
2: G. Rey (2 x 1st ball), R. Khatri (2 x 1st ball), Sriram Rangarajan (2 x 1st ball), Prasanna R. (1 x 1st ball), N. Green (1 x 1st ball), S. Bhakta, P. Jones
1: D. Laurien (1 x 1st ball), N. Suri (1 x 1st ball), H. Chaudhry (1 x 1st ball), V. Mehta (1 x 1st ball), Alekh Shah (1 x 1st ball), M. Ahmed (1 x 1st ball), Adarsh Shah, H. Deshmukh, Upul S., J. Simon, J. Thangavel, A. Fullard, M. Jadhav, K. Venigalla, A. Pervez, P. Desai, J. Lyons, S. Ueda, A. Singh
The four 1st-ball ducks by A. Kadimisetty equals the club’s single-season record. They were accomplished in the span of 5 innings. The three consecutive 1st-ball ducks is the 2nd longest streak behind N. Kimberley’s four in succession in 2002.
Most Mad Dogs Dismissed for a Duck in One Innings
5: vs NY Kookaburras
N. Green, A. Kadimisetty (1st ball), P. Jones, Upul S., J. Simon
Dismissed, run-out
The total number of run-out dismissals was 38 by 24 different batsmen. Since the Dogs lost 322 wickets during the course of 2020 (including intra-squad games), 11.8% of all dismissals were by a run-out.
3: H. Deshmukh, D. Laurien, A. Chitale
2: S. Bhakta, G. Rey, J. Thangavel, K. Venigalla, Sriram Rangarajan, A. Kaushik, S. Bhatt, A. Kadimisetty
1: A. Chavan, A. Arora, Upul S., A. Subramaniam, A. Abeer, T. Munakala, R. Slathia, N. Suri, A. Singh, A. Bhatia, G. Biddala, N. Gadi, Suraj
Bowling Records
5+ wickets in an innings:
5-2-7-5: P. Chaudhari vs Germantown
3-0-8-5: S. Nitta vs Stamford
4 wickets in an innings:
3-0-9-4: R. Nichani vs Westchester (T20 Tournament)
4-0-12-4: R. Khatri vs Cavaliers (T20 Tournament)
4-1-14-4: A. Abeer vs Danbury (T20 Tournament)
4-0-15-4: J. Moore for G. Rey’s XI vs A. Subramaniam’s XI
3-0-19-4: R. Nichani vs Fairfield (T20 Tournament)
6-0-20-4: R. Khatri for Goodie’s Mob vs Misfit Dogs
4-0-23-4: A. Subramaniam for A. Subramaniam’s Super Kings vs S. Bhakta’s Royal Challengers
6-0-25-4: A. Abeer vs Germantown
5-0-42-4: A. Subramaniam for A. Subramaniam’s XI vs G. Rey’s XI
Economical or effective bowling (hall-of-fame entries in bold)
None
Expensive bowling (hall-of-shame entries in bold)
2-0-43-0: J. Moore vs Germantown (2nd-highest ever)
2-0-34-0: S. Rangarajan for A. Subramaniam’s XI vs G. Rey’s XI
Expensive overs
30: J. Moore vs Germantown (3rd highest ever)
24: S. Rangarajan for A. Subramaniam’s XI vs G. Rey’s XI
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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J. Thangavel
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149
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23
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6.48
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A. Virk
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74
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12
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6.17
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A. Subramaniam
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73
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12
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6.08
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Prasanna R.
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90
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15
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6.00
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R. Khatri
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83
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14
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5.93
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J. Simon
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100
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18
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5.56
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A. Abeer
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175
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33
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5.30
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S. Nitta
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63
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12
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5.25
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M. Jadhav
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82
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16
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5.13
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A. Chavan
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71
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14
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5.07
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R. Nichani
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89
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18
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4.94
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J. Moore
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100
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22
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4.55
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J. Lyons
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47
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13
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3.62
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R. Slathia
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38
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12
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3.17
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The bigger the Bunny Coefficient (B.C.) number, the bigger the killer.
Last year’s winner Sriram Rangarajan (B.C. of 7.67) does not qualify for the 2020 award, as he took only 7 wickets. However, his performance does merit a special note here. His 7 victims batted at 8, 10, 11, 14, 2, 12, 11, giving him a quite remarkable B.C. of 9.71. Sriram’s final wicket of the season epitomizes his accomplishments, as he bowled a 10-year old boy, batting at #11, in the last over of an innings.
Fielding Records
Wicket keeping
Total: 41 dismissals (Caught 22, Stumped 19)
14: G. Rey: Caught 8, Stumped 6 (Run-outs 1 + 1 assist)
7: T. Munakala: Caught 3, Stumped 4 (Run-out 1 assist)
6: S. Bhakta: Caught 3, Stumped 3 (Run-out 1 assist)
5: P. Jones: Caught 1, Stumped 4 (Run-outs 2 assists)
2: A. Subramaniam: Caught 2 (Run-out 1 assist)
2: R. D’Souza: Caught 2 (Run-out 1 assist)
2: F. Farricker: Caught 1, Stumped 1
1: N. Green: Caught 1
1: R. Khatri: Stumped 1
1: M. Strydom: Stumped 1
0: D. Laurien: (Run-out 1 assist)
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 = 144
17: A. Abeer (7th-most all-time)
10: R. Nichani
9: J. Thangavel, R. Slathia
8: A. Kaushik
7: P. Desai
6: G. Rey, A. Subramaniam, J. Lyons
5: Adarsh Shah, G. Kinsey, A. Chitale
4: A. Chavan, S. Bhatt
3: A. Virk
2: J. Moore, Prasanna R., A. Arora, A. Fullard, Sriram Rangarajan, Upul S., M. Salahuddin, S. Bhakta, J. Simon, M. Jadhav, R. Khatri, S. Ueda
1: H. Smith, H. Deshmukh, H. Chaudhry, K. Venigalla, P. Chaudhari, V. Mehta, D. Laurien, A. Kadimisetty, T. Munakala, N. Green, N. Gadi, A. Sohail, R. Vyas, A. Singh, A. Urdhwareshe, A. Bhatia
4 catches in a game
G. Kinsey vs Amwell Valley (= club record)
Contributions by fielders to run-outs: (solo efforts + assists)
Total = 53
6: J. Thangavel (3 + 3 assists) (= record)
5: R. Khatri (2 + 3 assists), A. Kaushik (1 + 4 assists), J. Lyons (5 assists)
4: D. Laurien (2 + 2 assists)
3: A. Urdhwareshe (2 + 1 assist)
2: R. Slathia (1 + 1 assist), S. Nitta (1 + 1 assist)
2: Each 2 assists: R. Nichani, A. Kadimisetty
1: G. Rey, A. Chitale, S. Bhatt, N. Gadi
1: Each 1 assist: J. Moore, B. Simon, H. Deshmukh, Upul S., J. Simon, N. Green, A. Subramaniam, A. Abeer, L. Bhadava, D. Surti, N. Suri, A. Virk, Y. Shimpi
The Season Double
300 runs + 30 wickets
A. Abeer: 424 + 33
Career Milestones 2020
4000 Runs: Adarsh Shah
2500 Runs: Amit Arora
2000 Runs: Ganadeep Rey, Harshad Deshmukh
1000 Runs: Ali Abeer
500 Runs: Aditya Kaushik, Tej Munakala
25 50+ scores: Adarsh Shah
100 Wickets: Manish Jadhav
50 Wickets: Anand Subramaniam
50 Wicketkeeper Catches: Ganadeep Rey
50 Games: Ali Abeer, Lehhraj Bhadava