RP Singh: runs, wickets and records

RP Singh appears in 160 recorded men's matches, from 4 September 2005 to 10 May 2016, most often for India, Deccan Chargers and Kochi Tuskers Kerala. The matches split as 14 in Test matches, 55 in One Day Internationals, 9 in Twenty20 Internationals and 82 in franchise Twenty20 leagues. The most frequent opponents in the records are England (19 matches), Pakistan (13 matches) and Chennai Super Kings (13 matches). The ground used most often is M Chinnaswamy Stadium, with 13 matches.

In Test matches, the batting record is 116 runs in 19 innings, an average of 7.25 and a highest score of 30, with 7 ducks.

In One Day Internationals, the batting record is 103 runs in 19 innings, an average of 10.30, a strike rate of 42.7 and a highest score of 23, with 3 ducks.

In franchise Twenty20 leagues, the batting record is 52 runs in 29 innings, an average of 3.47, a strike rate of 68.4 and a highest score of 10, with 5 ducks.

In Test matches, the bowling record is 40 wickets in 25 innings, an average of 42.05, an economy rate of 3.98, a strike rate of 63.3 balls per wicket and best figures of 5 for 59, including 1 five-wicket haul.

In One Day Internationals, the bowling record is 69 wickets in 54 innings, an average of 32.72, an economy rate of 5.49 and best figures of 4 for 35.

In Twenty20 Internationals, the bowling record is 15 wickets in 9 innings, an average of 15.00, an economy rate of 6.82 and best figures of 4 for 13.

In franchise Twenty20 leagues, the bowling record is 90 wickets in 82 innings, an average of 25.98, an economy rate of 7.90 and best figures of 4 for 22.

The highest individual scores in the records are: 30 from 59 balls against Australia at Western Australia Cricket Association Ground on 16 January 2008 (Tests). 25 from 23 balls against England at Kennington Oval on 18 August 2011 (Tests). 23 from 75 balls against West Indies at Sabina Park, Kingston on 28 June 2009 (ODIs).

The best bowling figures in the records are: 5 for 59 against England at Lord's on 19 July 2007. 4 for 13 against South Africa at Kingsmead on 20 September 2007. 4 for 22 against Kolkata Knight Riders at Newlands on 19 April 2009. 4 for 25 against Kings XI Punjab at Holkar Cricket Stadium on 13 May 2011. 4 for 35 against Sri Lanka at Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground on 9 November 2005.

In One Day Internationals, the player's side won 31 and lost 20 of the 55 recorded matches (60.8% of decided matches).

In franchise Twenty20 leagues, the player's side won 36 and lost 45 of the 82 recorded matches (44.4% of decided matches).

Against the most frequent opponents the results were England: 7 won, 9 lost in 19 matches, Pakistan: 8 won, 3 lost in 13 matches, Chennai Super Kings: 7 won, 6 lost in 13 matches, Australia: 5 won, 4 lost in 12 matches and Royal Challengers Bangalore: 5 won, 7 lost in 12 matches.

Matches by side: India (78), Deccan Chargers (42), Kochi Tuskers Kerala (14), Mumbai Indians (11), Royal Challengers Bangalore (11) and Rising Pune Supergiants (4).

The grounds used most often are M Chinnaswamy Stadium (13), Wankhede Stadium (11), Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal (8), National Stadium (7), Kingsmead (7) and Nehru Stadium (6).

Runs in each calendar year of the records: 2005 (10), 2006 (21), 2007 (61), 2008 (86), 2009 (54), 2010 (9), 2011 (27), 2012 (6).

Wickets in each calendar year of the records: 2005 (11), 2006 (22), 2007 (57), 2008 (38), 2009 (30), 2010 (13), 2011 (17), 2012 (10), 2013 (13), 2016 (3).

Recorded matches in each calendar year: 2005 (6), 2006 (13), 2007 (31), 2008 (28), 2009 (26), 2010 (12), 2011 (18), 2012 (11), 2013 (11), 2016 (4).

In Test matches, 16 recorded dismissals: caught 56%, bowled 19%, caught and bowled 12% and lbw 12%.

In franchise Twenty20 leagues, 15 recorded dismissals: caught 33%, run out 27%, bowled 27% and stumped 7%.

In Test matches: 1,830 dot balls (72.2% of legal deliveries), 59 maidens, 28 wides and 6 no-balls and wickets by caught 65%, lbw 20% and bowled 15%.

In One Day Internationals: 1,448 dot balls (58.6% of legal deliveries), 31 maidens, 150 wides and 9 no-balls and wickets by caught 64%, bowled 23% and lbw 9%.

In Twenty20 Internationals: 106 dot balls (53.5% of legal deliveries), 13 wides and 2 no-balls and wickets by bowled 60%, caught 33% and lbw 7%.

In franchise Twenty20 leagues: 790 dot balls (44.5% of legal deliveries), 2 maidens, 89 wides and 13 no-balls and wickets by caught 64%, bowled 28% and lbw 6%.

Of the 4 player of the match awards on record, the first is dated 9 November 2005 (Sri Lanka v India) and the latest 19 April 2009 (Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight Riders): 1 in Test matches, 2 in One Day Internationals and 1 in franchise Twenty20 leagues.

The first recorded match in Test matches is dated 21 January 2006 against Pakistan and the latest 18 August 2011 against England.

The first recorded match in One Day Internationals is dated 4 September 2005 against Zimbabwe and the latest 16 September 2011 against England.

The first recorded match in Twenty20 Internationals is dated 14 September 2007 against Pakistan and the latest 16 June 2009 against South Africa.

The first recorded match in franchise Twenty20 leagues is dated 20 April 2008 against Kolkata Knight Riders and the latest 10 May 2016 against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

The most runs against a single opponent are 81 against England in 13 innings (average 8.10), 63 against Australia in 9 innings (average 9.00), 14 against Chennai Super Kings in 5 innings (average 7.00) and 11 against South Africa in 5 innings (average 3.67).

The most wickets against a single opponent are 29 against Pakistan in 15 innings, 27 against England in 22 innings, 22 against Australia in 15 innings and 15 against Kolkata Knight Riders in 9 innings.

The grounds that have produced the most runs are Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal (24 runs in 7 innings) and Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera (9 runs in 4 innings).

Year by year, the latest figures in the records are 2009: 26 matches, 54 runs and 30 wickets; 2010: 12 matches, 9 runs and 13 wickets; 2011: 18 matches, 27 runs and 17 wickets; 2012: 11 matches, 6 runs and 10 wickets; 2013: 11 matches and 13 wickets; 2016: 4 matches and 3 wickets.

The busiest year in the records is 2007, with 31 matches. The most runs in a calendar year came in 2008: 86. The most wickets in a calendar year came in 2007: 57.