The sixth edition of Champions League T20 (CLT20) 2014 began on September 13, 2014. Bharath Seervi presents the combined numbers of 35 teams of previous five editions of the tournament.
The Champions League T20 (CLT20), where the top domestic T20 teams from the Test playing nations compete for the title, was inaugurated in 2009 in India. So far, the tournament has been played only in India and South Africa. The second and fourth editions were in South Africa while the others have been in India. In this article, we shall have a look at some of the statistics related to his tournament.
Note: All statistics and records updated till the CLT20 2013.
Winners
New South Wales from Australia lifted the inaugural trophy defeating then West Indian Trinidad & Tobago in the final. The next two editions were won by Indian sides — Chennai Super Kings in 2010 and Mumbai Indians in 2011. The fourth edition saw another Australian team lifting the cup — Sydney Sixers. In 2013, Mumbai Indians became the first team to win two CLT20 titles.
Year
Host
Winner
Runner-up
Player of the Tournament
2009
India
New South Wales
Trinidad & Tobago
Brett Lee
2010
South Africa
Chennai Super Kings
Warriors
Ravichandran Ashwin
2011
India
Mumbai Indians
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Lasith Malinga
2012
South Africa
Sydney Sixers
Lions
Mitchell Starc
2013
India
Mumbai Indians
Rajasthan Royals
Dwayne Smith
Win-Loss summary of each team
The teams from India — Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians — and Trinidad & Tobago from West Indies have played the most number of matches in the tournament — 19 each (including qualifiers). Sydney Sixers who won the only tournament they took part in 2012 have an exact 100% win record in the tournament as they won all their six matches in that season. Trinidad & Tobago have won the most number of match — 12. Guyana from West Indies and Central Districts from New Zealand have played the most matches without any victory — follow. The table below provides the complete details.
Team
Matches
Won
Lost
Won after Tie
Lost after Tie
No-Result
Win %
Sydney Sixers (Aus)
6
6
0
0
0
0
100.00
Rajasthan Royals (Ind)
6
5
1
0
0
0
83.33
Trinidad & Tobago (WI)
19
12
5
0
1
1
69.44
New South Wales (Aus)
11
7
3
1
0
0
68.18
South Australia (Aus)
9
5
3
0
0
1
62.50
Chennai Super Kings (Ind)
19
11
7
0
1
0
60.52
Warriors (SA)
10
6
4
0
0
0
60.00
Mumbai Indians (Ind)
19
10
7
0
0
2
58.82
Delhi Daredevils (Ind)
8
4
3
0
0
1
57.14
Otago (NZ)
8
4
3
1
0
0
56.25
Cape Cobras (SA)
9
4
4
0
0
1
50.00
Lions (SA)
14
6
6
0
1
1
50.00
Ruhuna (SL)
2
1
1
0
0
0
50.00
Sialkot Stallions (Pak)
2
1
1
0
0
0
50.00
Somerset (Eng)
11
5
5
0
0
1
50.00
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Ind)
6
3
3
0
0
0
50.00
Titans (SA)
9
4
4
0
0
1
50.00
Victoria (Aus)
9
4
4
1
0
0
50.00
Royal Challengers Bangalore(Ind)
15
7
8
0
0
0
46.66
Kolkata Knight Riders (Ind)
10
4
5
0
0
1
44.44
Auckland (NZ)
7
3
4
0
0
0
42.85
Yorkshire (Eng)
6
2
3
0
0
1
40.00
Eagles (SA)
4
1
2
1
0
0
37.50
Faisalabad Wolves (Pak)
3
1
2
0
0
0
33.33
Wayamba (SL)
6
2
4
0
0
0
33.33
Sussex (Eng)
2
0
1
0
1
0
25.00
Perth Scorchers (Aus)
8
1
5
0
0
2
16.66
Brisbane Heat (Aus)
3
0
3
0
0
0
00.00
Central Districts (NZ)
4
0
4
0
0
0
00.00
Deccan Chargers (Ind)
2
0
2
0
0
0
00.00
Guyana (WI)
4
0
4
0
0
0
00.00
Hampshire (Eng)
2
0
2
0
0
0
00.00
Kandurata Maroons (SL)
3
0
3
0
0
0
00.00
Leicestershire (Eng)
2
0
2
0
0
0
00.00
Uva Next (SL)
2
0
1
0
0
1
00.00
Team Batting Run-Rates
The team that has scored with the highest run-rate in the powerplays (Overs 1 to 6) is Deccan Chargers at 8.66 while the lowest run rate has been Sialkot Stallions’ 4.58. In the last five overs (overs 16 to 20), South Australian batsmen scored at a run rate of 12.05 which is the highest and Leicestershire has the lowest run rate of 6.30.
Team
Overs 1-6
Overs 7-15
Overs 16-20
Overall
Auckland (NZ)
7.33
6.32
7.61
6.89
Brisbane Heat (Aus)
6.00
4.88
9.21
6.23
Cape Cobras (SA)
7.64
7.47
8.82
7.80
Central Districts (NZ)
6.91
5.02
12.00
6.79
Chennai Super Kings (Ind)
7.37
7.61
9.79
8.03
Deccan Chargers (Ind)
8.66
6.33
8.10
7.47
Delhi Daredevils (Ind)
6.76
5.73
7.97
6.59
Eagles (SA)
8.00
5.91
6.80
6.76
Faisalabad Wolves (Pak)
5.61
6.48
9.06
6.86
Guyana (WI)
6.87
7.02
8.10
7.25
Hampshire (Eng)
5.91
6.88
6.90
6.60
Kandurata Maroons (SL)
5.50
8.00
9.53
7.63
Kolkata Knight Riders (Ind)
7.59
7.14
9.25
7.76
Leicestershire (Eng)
7.00
7.00
6.30
6.82
Lions (SA)
6.67
7.48
9.85
7.76
Mumbai Indians (Ind)
6.91
7.22
10.85
7.96
New South Wales (Aus)
7.54
7.40
9.68
7.96
Otago (NZ)
6.62
8.36
11.74
8.41
Perth Scorchers (Aus)
6.02
6.98
7.96
6.90
Rajasthan Royals (Ind)
7.41
7.75
9.76
8.07
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Ind)
7.78
8.46
10.22
8.60
Ruhuna (SL)
6.66
6.55
10.00
7.45
Sialkot Stallions (Pak)
4.58
7.72
8.72
6.99
Somerset (Eng)
7.38
6.50
7.75
7.07
South Australia (Aus)
7.16
7.94
12.05
8.69
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Ind)
8.58
6.77
10.66
8.19
Sussex (Eng)
5.08
4.83
6.60
5.35
Sydney Sixers (Aus)
8.25
8.16
9.47
8.44
Titans (SA)
7.70
7.59
9.58
8.02
Trinidad & Tobago (WI)
7.48
7.11
10.20
7.90
Uva Next (SL)
7.29
6.88
8.60
7.43
Victoria (Aus)
7.25
6.63
8.60
6.86
Warriors (SA)
7.33
6.91
8.77
7.91
Wayamba (SL)
5.75
6.94
6.84
6.54
Yorkshire (Eng)
6.60
6.11
8.52
6.83
Team Bowling Run-Rates
Delhi Daredevils bowlers have the best economy rates in powerplays of 5.54. They are only team to concede less than six runs an over in powerplays in CLT20. Titans bowlers conceded runs at 8.95 per over in powerplays — the most. The bowlers of Sussex have the best economy rate (6.80) in the last five overs in CLT20 whereas Guyana has the worst (14.95).
Team
Overs 1-6
Overs 7-15
Overs 16-20
Overall
Auckland (Eng)
6.23
6.36
8.11
6.76
Brisbane Heat (Aus)
7.27
7.40
6.93
7.28
Cape Cobras (SA)
7.51
6.76
9.96
7.70
Central Districts (NZ)
7.70
7.45
9.98
8.14
Chennai Super Kings (Ind)
6.91
7.18
9.79
7.67
Deccan Chargers (Ind)
8.66
6.22
9.00
7.65
Delhi Daredevils (Ind)
5.54
6.30
7.09
6.21
Eagles (SA)
7.54
6.83
9.05
7.60
Faisalabad Wolves (Pak)
7.22
6.81
9.29
7.40
Guyana (WI)
7.50
8.94
14.95
9.33
Hampshire (Eng)
6.33
8.41
10.28
7.93
Kandurata Maroons (SL)
6.61
8.11
12.08
8.44
Kolkata Knight Riders (Ind)
7.73
6.70
9.71
7.65
Leicestershire (Eng)
7.16
7.83
10.10
8.20
Lions (SA)
6.67
7.65
10.33
7.95
Mumbai Indians (Ind)
7.06
7.30
9.25
7.66
New South Wales (Aus)
6.56
6.36
7.88
6.74
Otago (NZ)
6.08
7.90
11.36
8.20
Perth Scorchers (Aus)
6.97
8.78
10.19
8.46
Rajasthan Royals (Ind)
6.52
6.53
10.43
7.50
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Ind)
7.90
7.70
10.15
8.29
Ruhuna (SL)
7.75
7.27
8.60
7.72
Sialkot Stallions (Pak)
7.58
7.16
8.23
7.50
Somerset (Eng)
7.95
7.39
8.47
7.81
South Australia (Aus)
8.83
7.88
10.38
8.77
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Ind)
7.83
7.94
10.37
8.40
Sussex (Eng)
6.41
5.77
6.80
6.22
Sydney Sixers (Aus)
6.02
6.31
8.46
6.76
Titans (SA)
8.95
6.66
8.59
7.82
Trinidad & Tobago (WI)
6.80
6.58
8.92
7.20
Uva Next (SL)
8.41
6.44
12.10
8.40
Victoria (Aus)
7.16
6.80
7.80
7.12
Warriors (SA)
7.38
7.02
8.18
7.40
Wayamba (SL)
6.77
6.99
10.08
7.47
Yorkshire (Eng)
7.19
7.63
9.54
7.86
Individual Player Records:
Most matches in the tournament:
Kieron Pollard has played 25 matches in CLT20, which is the most for any player. Only three others have played in 20 or more matches. They are Doug Bollinger, Dirk Nannes and Roelof van der Merwe. Then there are 11 other players who have played 19 matches.
Matches
Player
Teams
25
Kieron Pollard
Mumbai Indians, Trinidad & Tobago
20
Doug Bollinger
Chennai Super Kings, New South Wales
20
Dirk Nannes
Delhi Daredevils, Lions, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Victoria
20
Roelof van der Merwe
Royal Challengers Bangalore, Somerset, Titans
Players representing three or more teams:
Four teams:
Player
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3
Team 4
Dirk Nannes
Delhi Daredevils
Lions
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Victoria
Three teams:
Player
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3
Dale Steyn
Cape Cobras
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Cameron White
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Victoria
Dwayne Bravo
Chennai Super Kings
Mumbai Indians
Trinidad & Tobago
Jean-Paul Duminy
Cape Cobras
Mumbai Indians
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Roelof van der Merve
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Somerset
Titans
Shane Watson
New South Wales
Rajasthan Royals
Sydney Sixers
Most matches as captain:
Matches
Captain
Teams
18
MS Dhoni
Chennai Super Kings
15
Simon Katich
New South Wales, Perth Scorchers
14
Alviro Petersen
Lions
12
Gautam Gambhir
Delhi Daredevils, Kolkata Knight Riders
12
Daren Ganga
Trinidad & Tobago
10
Harbhajan Singh
Mumbai Indians
Batting Records:
Leading Run getters:
R
Batsman
I
Ave
SR
100s/50s
HS
Teams
608
Suresh Raina
19
33.77
144.41
0/4
94*
Chennai Super Kings
592
Kieron Pollard
24
31.15
157.44
0/3
72*
Mumbai Indians, Trinidad & Tobago
556
David Warner
12
55.6
156.61
2/1
135*
Delhi Daredevils, New South Wales
497
Murali Vijay
19
26.15
118.05
0/3
73
Chennai Super Kings
496
Henry David
13
45.09
131.91
0/5
69*
Cape Cobras, Titans
Centuries:
Runs (Balls)
Batsman
4s/6s
S/R
For
Against
Venue
Year
135* (69)
David Warner
11/8
195.65
New South Wales
Chennai Super Kings
Chennai
2011
123* (68)
David Warner
6/11
180.88
New South Wales
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Bangalore
2011
117* (56)
Neil Broom
9/8
208.92
Otago
Perth Scorchers
Jaipur
2013
109* (63)
Quinton de Kock
10/5
173.01
Lions
Otago
Jaipur
2013
108* (61)
Daniel Harris
17/2
177.04
South Australia
Royal Challengers Bangalore
Bangalore
2011
104* (62)
Andrew Puttick
12/3
167.74
Cape Cobras
Otago
Hyderabad
2009
Duminy scored an unbeaten 99 in the first ever match of CLT20 in 2009 for Cape Cobras against Royal Challengers Bangalore. Others to have scored in nervous nineties are Suresh Raina (94*), Aaron Finch (93*), Misbah-ul-Haq (93*) and Chris Gayle (92).
(Bharath Seervi is a cricket statistician who is obsessed with digging numbers, facts and records related to the game. An active member of Society of Cricket Statisticians of India, he blogs at www.cricketseervistats.blogspot.com. He can be followed on Twitter at www.twitter.com/SeerviBharath and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SeerviCricket)
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