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50+ scores in both innings at Chinnaswamy:
G Greenidge v Ind, 1974 *
L Gomes v Ind, 1978
A Jadeja v NZ, 1995 *
Younis Khan v Ind, 2005
S Ganguly v Pak, 2007
R Ponting v Ind, 2010
S Tendulkar v Aus, 2010
V Kohli v NZ, 2012
KL RAHUL * v Aus 2017
* represents openers

Name Mitchell Starc
Born January 30, 1990
Baulkham Hills, Sydney,
Age 27 years 35 days
Teams Australia, New South Wal
Nickname
Bat Style Left Handed Bat
Bowl Style Left-arm fast-medium
Batting Statistics
Test ODI T20I IPL
Mat 36 65 22 27
Inn 54 31 6 12
Runs 1054 259 12 96
Avg 25.71 16.19 3 13.71
SR 70.13 91.52 66.67 97.96
HS 99 52 4 29
NO 13 15 2 5
100s
50s 9 1
4s 108 20 10
6s 29 7
Bowling Statistics
Test ODI T20I IPL
Mth 36 65 22 27
Inn 67 65 22 26
Balls 7259 3194 501 580
Runs 4123 2566 566 693
Wkt 146 129 30 34
BBI 50 / 6 28 / 6 11 / 3 15 / 4
BBM 94 / 11 28 / 6 11 / 3 15 / 4
Eco 3.41 4.82 6.78 7.17
Avg 28.24 19.89 18.87 20.38
5W 7 5
10W 1

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Matt Renshaw looks likely to get the nod ahead of Usman Khawaja

England all-rounder Ben Stokes became the most expensive foreign player in Indian Premier League history when he was bought by the Rising Pune Giants for Rs 14.5 crores at auction on Monday.

IPL 2017

That's it from us on our coverage of the IPL 2017 player auction. We sincerely hope we were able to keep you updated on the purchases as and when they happened, and that we were able to do so in an informative, but fun manner.
This is Amit signing off for now on behalf of our team as well as the experts who have contributed to this blog. We'll be back again in full swing three days later at the start of the first Test between India and Australia in Pune. Till then, goodbye.
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Top 10 buys :
Ben Stokes (Rising Pune Supergiants): Rs 14.50 crore.
Tymal Mills (Royal Challengers Bangalore): Rs 12 crore.
Trent Boult (Kolkata Knight Riders): Rs 5 crore.
Kagiso Rabada (Delhi Daredevils): Rs 5 crore.
Pat Cummins (Delhi Daredevils): Rs 4.5 crore.
Chris Woakes (Kolkata Knight Riders): Rs 4.2 crore.
Rashid Khan Arman (Sunrisers Hyderabad): Rs 4 crore.
Nathan Coulter-Nile (Kolkata Knight Riders): Rs 3.5 crore.
Karn Sharma (Mumbai Indians): Rs 3.2 crore.
T Natarajan (Kings XI Punjab): Rs 3 crore.

5 things to look forward to at ICC Champions Trophy 2017
Fixtures
ODI
Thu 01 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
England v Bangladesh
Match 1, Champions Trophy 2017 | The Oval, London
ODI
Fri 02 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
Australia v New Zealand
Match 2, Champions Trophy 2017 | Edgbaston, Birmingham
ODI
Sat 03 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
Sri Lanka v South Africa
Match 3, Champions Trophy 2017 | The Oval, London
ODI
Sun 04 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
India v Pakistan
Match 4, Champions Trophy 2017 | Edgbaston, Birmingham
ODI
Mon 05 June 13:30 (local) | 12:30 (GMT)
Australia v Bangladesh
Match 5, Champions Trophy 2017 | The Oval, London
ODI
Tue 06 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
England v New Zealand
Match 6, Champions Trophy 2017 | Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
ODI
Wed 07 June 13:30 (local) | 12:30 (GMT)
Pakistan v South Africa
Match 7, Champions Trophy 2017 | Edgbaston, Birmingham
ODI
Thu 08 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
India v Sri Lanka
Match 8, Champions Trophy 2017 | The Oval, London
ODI
Fri 09 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
New Zealand v
Bangladesh
Match 9, Champions Trophy 2017 | Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
ODI
Sat 10 June 10:30 (local) | 09:30 (GMT)
England v Australia
Match 10, Champions Trophy 2017 | Edgbaston, Birmingham
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2017 © International Cricket Council FZ LLC Starting June 1, 2017, the top eight One-Day International sides in the world will get together for the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 in England and Wales. The opening match will pit England, the host, against Bangladesh at The Oval in London, which is one of three venues that will be used for the tournament.
The ICC Champions Trophy 2017 is scheduled to end on June 18 (with a reserve day in place), when the finalists face off at The Oval. Edgbaston and Cardiff will be the other two venues to share the responsibility of staging the 15-match tournament.
So to mark the occasion of exactly four months to go to the first match of , let’s take a look at five things to whet the appetite ahead of the 18 day bonanza of ODI cricket.
1- Every Match Counts: The eight teams will be divided into two groups of four; each will play the three other sides in their respective group once in a bid to make it to the semi-finals. The short and intense nature of the tournament makes it such that there will be high stakes on the outcome of every match with every match absolutely crucial.
2 - Lots of runs: Going by the trend in the recent bilateral series between India and England, the modern ODI game continues to be conducive to heavy run-scoring and fans can expect much of the same at the ICC Champions Trophy 2017. In the most recent ODI series in England, against Pakistan, the host posted 444 in the third ODI. In the fifth game, Pakistan successfully responded to England's 302 for 9 by scoring 304 for 6 in 48.2 overs in Cardiff, one of the venues of the tournament. It’s likely there will be runs aplenty
3 - The Next Generation: Several exciting young players can be expected to make their global 50-over tournament debuts. In the bowling department, Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman, South Africa's Kagiso Rabada, India's Jasprit Bumrah and Australia's Adam Zampa are some of the names to keep an eye out for. Among batsmen, India's Kedar Jadhav, Pakistan's Babar Azam, England's Sam Billings and Jason Roy fit the bill, while Mitchell Santner from New Zealand and Marcus Stoinis from Australia are among the more promising all-rounders yet to feature in a marquee 50-over tournament.
4 - Open nature of tournament: This looks like it could be the most competitive ICC Champions Trophy of all time with little to choose between all eight sides. Pakistan — ranked No. 8 — recently won an ODI against No. 1 ranked Australia on their home-soil in a further indication that no game can be taken for granted. Across the board, teams have adopted a more aggressive, fearless approach towards the 50-over game, which has helped bring down the chasm between the teams. On account of the sharp and uncompromising format of the tournament coupled with the qualitative similarity of teams, the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 can be expected to deliver intense competition.
5 - Bangladesh's return to Champions Trophy: The Bangladesh Tigers haven’t qualified for the ICC Champions Trophy since the 2006 edition. Much has changed for the team in the last two years. Its defeat of England to make it to the knockouts of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 deserves special mention. It then went on a winning spree in the format defeating Pakistan, India and South Africa in successive ODI series at home. It is ranked No. 7 — one above Pakistan — and kept West Indies out of the competition. It is yet to prove its credentials overseas, and this tournament presents it with the ideal opportunity.
Whatever happens, it’s going to be a memorable tournament, roll on June 1st 2017.

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