Statistical Highlights: Mumbai vs Pune

Following are the statistical highlights of the match between Pune Warriors and Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Cricket Stadium in Navi Mumbai.

# Sachin Tendulkar is the first batsman to amass 350 runs in the IPL 4, aggregating 351 at an average of  58.50, including one hundred and two fifties in nine games.

# Tendulkar is the first skipper to aggregate 1500 runs in the IPL - 1521 at an average of 42.25 in 44 matches.

# Pune Warriors became the first side to lose seven games in the fourth edition of the IPL - all in succession. Kolkata had lost eight in a row in 2009 and Deccan Chargers seven in 2008.

# Rahul Sharma's superb economy rate of 1.75 is the best in the IPL 4, his figures being 4-0-7-2.

# Rahul's aforesaid performance is the best in terms of economy rate against Mumbai Indians in the IPL, surpassing Brett Lee's economy rate of 2.25 - 4-0-9-1 for Punjab at Mohali on April 25, 2008.

# Rahul has got the Man of the Match award for the first time in the IPL.

# Manish Pandey is the first Pune fielder to take three catches in an IPL game.

# Kieron Pollard (28 off 21 balls) has posted his highest innings in the fourth edition of the IPL.

# Suman has batted quite well to register a strike rate of 225.00 - 36 off 16 balls - including three sixes and three fours. His strike rate is the best for Mumbai in the IPL 4.(Minimum 25 runs).

# Manish Pandey (59 off 47 balls) has posted his first fifty in the fourth edition of the IPL.

# Yuvraj Singh is the top run-scorer for Pune Warriors in the IPL 4 - 259 at an average of 43.16 in nine matches.

# Mumbai Indians became the first team to record seven wins out of 9 contested in the fourth edition of the IPL.

# Mumbai have won 30 and lost 22 out of 52 contested in the IPL - success % 57.69.

# Pune Warriors, with a 21-run loss to Mumbai, have ensured their place at the bottom of the table with four points in 9 games in the IPL 4 - 2 victories and seven losses.

# Twenty seven runs were registered in the 19th over by Kieron Pollard and Harbhajan Singh off Alfonso Thomas - the most in an over in the fourth edition of the IPL.

# Tendulkar is the second batsman to aggregate 1500 runs in the IPL. Suresh Raina's aggregate of 1648 at an average of 37.45 in 55 matches is the highest.

# Ambati Rayudu, with 290 runs at an average of 36.25 in nine games, has the next highest tally for Mumbai Indians.

# Rahul Sharma, with eleven wickets at 15.81 runs apiece in nine matches, is the leading wicket-taker for Pune Warriors. 

# Lasith Malinga is the first bowler to bag 20 wickets in the IPL 4 - his tally being 22 at 9.45 runs apiece in 9 games.

# Malinga became the first Mumbai bowler to bag 20 wickets or more in an IPL competition. Amongst the bowlers with 20 wickets or more in the IPL, Malinga's average (9.45), strike rate (9.7) and economy rate (5.83) are without parallel.

# Only Rudra Pratap Singh (23 at an average of 18.13 in 16 matches in 2009) has taken more wickets in an IPL competition than Malinga's 22.

# Sachin Tendulkar has lost seven consecutive tosses in 2011 in the IPL.