Statistical highlights from Chepauk

Statistical highlights of the Indian Premier League match between Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore here on Saturday:

AB de Villiers' (64 off 44 balls) has batted superbly to record his eleventh fifty in Twenty20.

De Villiers has aggregated 156 at an average of 52.00 in four matches -- the most for Bangalore in the present edition of the IPL.

In the course of his fifty, de Villiers has completed his 800 runs in the IPL, amassing 827 in 32 matches at an
average of 34.45, including one century and five fifties.

Srikkant Anirudha is the second Chennai fielder after Suresh Raina, to have held three catches in an innings.

Chennai Super Kings have won 28 IPL games out of 49 contested -- Lost 20 and Tied 1 -- success % 58.16. Their tally of victories and winning % are the best in the IPL.

Michael Hussey (83 not out off 56 balls) has posted his eighth fifty in Twenty20. He has completed his 1200 runs in Twenty20, aggregating 1224 at an average of 45.33 in 47 matches.

Hussey's first fifty in the IPL is his second highest, next only to the 116 not out off 54 balls against Punjab at Mohali on April 19, 2008.

Ryan Ninan (2/31) has produced his best bowling performance in Twenty20.

Murali Vijay has completed his 600 runs in the IPL, aggregating 627 at an average of 31.35 in 22 matches. His tally includes one hundred and three fifties.

Johan van der Wath has conceded 49 runs in his four overs -- the most conceded by a bowler in the IPL 4.

Virat Kohli (35 off 28 balls) has averaged 35.25, totalling 141 in four games, including one half-century.

Tillakaratne Dilshan has recorded his eighth duck in Twenty20.

Michael Hussey has been adjudged the Man-of-the-Match for the second time in the IPL.

Royal Challengers Bangalore became the first side to lose three games in the IPL. They also became the first team to play 50 games in the IPL.

Bangalore's tally of 28 losses is the second highest in the IPL, behind Deccan's 29.

Suresh Raina's runs' tally in the IPL (1437 at an average of 36.84 in 49 games) is the highest by a batsman.

Raina's sixes' tally to 62 is exceeded only by Adam Gilchrist (64) in the IPL.