2007 ICC World Twenty20 statistics

The following is a list of all the major statistics and records for the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 which was played in South Africa. It started on 2007-09-11 and the final was played on 24 September 2007.

Team

Highest team total (200 plus)
Score
(Overs)
Country Versus Venue Date
260-6  Sri Lanka  Kenya Johannesburg 2007-09-14
218-4  India  England Durban 2007-09-19
208-2  South Africa  West Indies Johannesburg 2007-09-11
205-6  West Indies  South Africa Johannesburg 2007-09-11
200-6  England  India Durban 2007-09-19
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Lowest team total (Less than 100)
Score
(Overs)
Country Versus Venue Date
73 (16.5)  Kenya  New Zealand Durban 2007-09-12
83 (15.5)  Bangladesh  Sri Lanka Johannesburg 2007-09-18
88 (19.3)  Kenya  Sri Lanka Johannesburg 2007-09-14
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Batting

Most runs in the tournament

Player Team M[1] I NO Total[2] Avg 50s 100s Best[3] S/R 4s 6s
Matthew Hayden  Australia 6 6 3 265 88.33 4 0 73* 144.80 32 10
Gautam Gambhir  India 7 6 0 227 37.83 3 0 75 129.71 27 5
Misbah-ul-Haq  Pakistan 7 7 3 218 54.50 2 0 66* 139.74 18 9
Shoaib Malik  Pakistan 7 7 2 195 39.00 2 0 57 126.62 15 5
Kevin Pietersen  England 5 5 0 178 35.60 1 0 79 161.81 17 6
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Highest individual scores

Runs Balls[4] Batsman Country Versus
118 57 Chris Gayle  West Indies  South Africa
90* 55 Herschelle Gibbs  South Africa  West Indies
89* 56 Justin Kemp  South Africa  New Zealand
88 44 Sanath Jayasuriya  Sri Lanka  Kenya
79 37 Kevin Pietersen  England  Zimbabwe
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Bowling

Most wickets in the tournament

Player Team Matchs[1] Wkts BBI
Umar Gul  Pakistan 7 13 4/25
Stuart Clark  Australia 6 12 4/20
R.P. Singh  India 7 12 4/13
Shahid Afridi  Pakistan 7 12 4/19
Daniel Vettori New Zealand 6 11 4/20
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Best bowling

Figures
Wickets/Runs (Overs)
Bowler Country Versus Venue Date
5/6 (3) Umar Gul  Pakistan  New Zealand Kingsmead, Durban 2007-09-12
4/7 (2.5) Mark Gillespie  New Zealand  Kenya 2007-09-12
4/13 (4) R. P. Singh  India  South Africa 2007-09-20
4/17 (4) Morné Morkel  South Africa  New Zealand 2007-09-19
4/18 (4) Mohammad Asif  Pakistan  India 2007-09-14
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Highest partnerships of the tournament

Runs (Balls) Wicket Partnerships Country Versus
145 (81) 1st Chris Gayle/Devon Smith  West Indies  South Africa
136 (88) 1st Gautam Gambhir/Virender Sehwag  India  England
120* (57) 3rd Herschelle Gibbs/Justin Kemp  South Africa  West Indies
119* (75) 5th Shoaib Malik/Misbah-ul-Haq  Pakistan  Australia
109 (62) 3rd Aftab Ahmed/Mohammad Ashraful  Bangladesh  West Indies
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Most sixes

Note: 10 or more sixes.
Sixes Player Team Innings
13 Craig McMillan  New Zealand 5
12 Yuvraj Singh  India 5
10 Chris Gayle  West Indies 2
Justin Kemp  South Africa 5
Matthew Hayden  Australia 6
Imran Nazir  Pakistan 7
Source: Cricinfo.com.

Highest strike rate

Note: Only top 5 players with a minimum 25 balls faced. Listed in the following order: Strike rate, Player Name, Team and then innings.
Strike rate Player Team Innings
197.82 Shahid Afridi  Pakistan 7
195.00 Chris Gayle  West Indies 2
194.73 Yuvraj Singh  India 6
181.25 Mohammad Ashraful  Bangladesh 6
181.11 Craig McMillan  New Zealand 5
Source: Cricinfo.

Fielding

Fielding
Most dismissals (wicket-keeper) [5] Australia Adam Gilchrist 9
Most catches (fielder) [6] South Africa AB de Villiers
Pakistan Younus Khan
6

See also

References

  1. 1 2 Matches played.
  2. ↑ Total number of runs scored in the tournament.
  3. ↑ Top score by the batsman.
  4. ↑ Balls is the lowest denomination of play in cricket representing one complete legal play. A bowler runs into the crease and delivers the ball to the batsman who then has various choices of playing various shots (including letting it go scot-free). Six balls make an over
  5. ↑ Records - ICC World Twenty20 -Most dismissals (wicket keeper) Cricinfo
  6. ↑ Records - ICC World Twenty20 -Most dismissals (fielder) Cricinfo

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