Kiwis in the IPL, final stats

Batsman M/I Runs Avg SR Avg×SR
Brendon McCullum 13/13 285 23.75 119.24 2831.95
Kyle Mills 0/0 0 - - -
Jacob Oram 13/8 88 14.66 94.62 1387.1292
Jesse Ryder 5/5 56 11.2 114.28 1279.04
Scott Styris 2/1 14 14 175 2450
Ross Taylor 11/1 280 31.11 134.61 4187.7171
Daniel Vettori 7/4 34 17 106.25 1806.25
Bowler M/I Wkts Avg Econ Avg×Econ
Kyle Mills 0/0 0 - - -
Jacob Oram 11/7 5 26.6 8.58 228.228
Jesse Ryder 5/5 3 38.33 6.76 259.1108
Scott Styris 5/5 5 12.8 8 102.4
Ross Taylor 11/1 0 - 13 -
Daniel Vettori 7/7 7 25.85 7.81 201.8885

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4 Responses to “Kiwis in the IPL, final stats”

  • 12th Man Says:
    May 25th, 2009 at 7:59 pm

    As the results point out, only Ross Taylor has been convincing in the IPL. Vettori bowled well in the earlier stages (with Cape town and Port Elizabeth helping spinners especially). Brendon did run into some form in the final stages of the IPL. Jake was in no form whatsoever. Not the ideal preparations for the world cup i presume.

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  • Q Says:
    May 26th, 2009 at 4:40 am

    Disappointing considering McCullum’s and Vettori’s overall record in T20s…

  • Leg Break Says:
    May 26th, 2009 at 7:22 am

    I think Jake was just starting to really make his mark as a bowl the 19th over specialist.

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