List of Pune Warriors India cricketers

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Sourav Ganguly had captained Pune Warriors India in the highest number of matches: 15. Sourav Ganguly closeup.jpg
Sourav Ganguly had captained Pune Warriors India in the highest number of matches: 15.

Pune Warriors India (PWI) was a Pune-based franchise cricket team that participated in the Indian Premier League (IPL). They played their first Twenty20 match in the 2011 season of the IPL against Kings XI Punjab. [2] PWI played in three editions of the IPL, failing to reach the playoffs on all occasions. [3] They came last in the 2012 IPL, and came second-last in the 2011 and the 2013 IPL. [4] [5] [6] After the 2013 season, PWI owners withdrew from the IPL due to financial differences with the Board of Control for Cricket in India. [7] In total, 46 players had played for PWI, [8] of whom Robin Uthappa had played the most matches (46, since his debut for the franchise in 2011). [9]

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The leading run-scorer for PWI was Uthappa, who had scored 1,103 runs. [10] Jesse Ryder scored 86 runs against Delhi Daredevils in 2012, which was the highest individual score in an innings by a PWI batsman. [11] Steve Smith had the team's best batting average: 40.07. [12] [lower-greek 1] Among PWI's bowlers, Rahul Sharma had taken more wickets than any other, claiming 34. [13] The best bowling average among bowlers who had bowled more than 20 overs was Yuvraj Singh's 22.93. [14] Ashok Dinda had the best bowling figures in an innings; he claimed four wickets against Mumbai Indians in a 2012 match, conceding 18 runs. [15] Uthappa had taken the most catches as wicket-keeper for PWI, [16] with 24, and had also made the most stumpings: six. [16] Smith and Manish Pandey had claimed the highest number of catches among fielders, taking 14 each. [17]

The list includes all players who have played in at least one match for PWI and is initially listed alphabetically by their last name. Many players have also represented other teams of the IPL, but only the records of their games for PWI are given.

Key

General

  • † – Captain [1]
  • ‡ – Wicket-keeper [16]
  • First – Year of Twenty20 debut for PWI
  • Last – Year of last Twenty20 match for PWI
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Fielding

Batting

Bowling

Players

PWI cricketers
General Batting [18] Bowling [19] Fielding [19]
Name [8] [lower-greek 4] FirstLastNationality [lower-greek 5] Mat Inn NO Runs HS 50 Avg Balls [lower-greek 2] Wkt BBI [lower-greek 3] Ave Ca St
Udit Birla 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 2107707.000–– –10
Michael Clarke 20112013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 6609841016.336621/1233.5010
Ashok Dinda 20122013Flag of India.svg  India 2063116*03.66438254/1825.3640
James Faulkner 20112011Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 100––0–1211/99.0000
Callum Ferguson 20112012Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 9829823016.330–– –20
Aaron Finch †20132013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1414045667432.572411/1149.0020
Sourav Ganguly †20112012Flag of India.svg  India 1918131845018.706022/2747.5070
Raiphi Gomez 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 21144*0–60– –20
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala 20112011Flag of India.svg  India 320101005.00120– –20
Kamran Khan 20112011Flag of India.svg  India 100––0–180– –00
Murali Kartik 20112012Flag of India.svg  India 17763814*038.0034252/1486.4050
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 20112013Flag of India.svg  India 311999324*09.30642243/1829.4540
Nathan McCullum 20112011Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2212615026.00300– –10
Anustup Majumdar 20122012Flag of India.svg  India 4408731021.750–– –00
Mithun Manhas 20112013Flag of India.svg  India 2319524742*017.64420– –90
Mitchell Marsh 20112013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1411219038021.11201144/2520.0770
Angelo Mathews †20122013Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 2018429940021.35342123/1436.0080
Ajantha Mendis 20132013Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 3102202.007221/1539.0000
Mohnish Mishra 20112012Flag of India.svg  India 7617137*014.200–– –00
Shrikant Mundhe 20112011Flag of India.svg  India 100––0–611/66.0000
Ali Murtaza 20122013Flag of India.svg  India 4218508.007233/1535.0010
Abhishek Nayar 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 11936625*011.004821/1529.5010
Ashish Nehra 20122012Flag of India.svg  India 1322119*0–288113/2336.5410
Tim Paine ‡20112011Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 22010805.000–– –00
Ishwar Pandey 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 2100000.002411/1750.0000
Manish Pandey 20112013Flag of India.svg  India 2725352580*323.860–– –140
Wayne Parnell 20112013Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 18113611607.62391203/2723.9030
Parvez Rasool 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 22154*05.003011/2328.0000
Sachin Rana 20112011Flag of India.svg  India 2111818018.0040– –00
Mahesh Rawat ‡20132013Flag of India.svg  India 2215505.000–– –11
Kane Richardson 20132013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 3203426017.007121/2850.5000
Jesse Ryder 20112012Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2424154886423.8213411/837.6080
Marlon Samuels 20122013WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 1010113246014.6619693/3927.7710
Rahul Sharma 20112013Flag of India.svg  India 36165371303.36768343/1325.11110
Harpreet Singh 20112012Flag of India.svg  India 3312013010.000–– –20
Yuvraj Singh †20112013Flag of India.svg  India 2726458166*226.40306154/2922.9360
Graeme Smith 20112011Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 4404224010.500–– –10
Steve Smith †20122013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2221852147*040.0720– –140
Tirumalasetti Suman 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 7505223010.401211/1515.0020
Jerome Taylor 20112011WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 5213203.0011763/3026.1600
Ross Taylor †20132013Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 5506319012.160–– –20
Alfonso Thomas 20112012Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 15422012010.0031523/2229.0030
Krishnakant Upadhyay 20122013Flag of India.svg  India 3221211*0–540– –10
Robin Uthappa ‡20112013Flag of India.svg  India 46454110375026.900–– –256
Shrikant Wagh 20112011Flag of India.svg  India 7202201.009643/1630.2510
Luke Wright 20122013Flag of England.svg  England 76110644021.207121/1262.0020

See also

Notes

Footnotes

  1. ↑ This does not include players like Ashish Nehra and Raiphi Gomez, who has been not out in the innings they have played, due to which their batting average cannot be calculated.
  2. 1 2 This doesn't include illegal deliveries like no-balls and wides.
  3. 1 2 The BBI has not been provided for those bowlers who have not taken any wicket while playing for PWI.
  4. ↑ The form and spelling of the names in the name column is according to English Wikipedia's naming conventions. Alternative spellings and name forms, where they exist, are given at the articles linked from this column.
  5. ↑ The information in the nationality column may not necessarily reflect the player's birthplace or citizenship.

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