ODI Most Valuable Players 2011 (all teams)

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Vineet Kapoor

The 6th Vineet’s ODI Most Valuable Players 2011 (all teams) Rankings are out! You can check out the ODI Most Valuable Players 2010 here

Shane Watson was the Player of 2011! Heads and Shoulders above the rest. However with Australia on a slide probably he didn’t get much noticed. He score 1139 runs at an average of 57 and took 17 wickets at an average of 41.05 and eco rate of 4.81. He also took 13 catches. Stirling of Ireland came next scoring 450 runs at an ave of 40.9 and a strike rate of 120, and took 6 wickets at an ave of 54.5 and eco rate of 4.6. He also took 8 catches.

Shahid Afridi kept his form scoring 462 runs in 27 matches at an ave of 22 but a strike rate of 127. He took 45 wickets at an ave of 20.82 and a eco rate of 4.18. He took 8 catches to prove his worth at all platforms. This performance made him the 3rd most valuable player of 2011.

RN ten Doeschate of Netherlands came 4th scoring 307 runs in just 6 matches he played, nevertheless at an average of 61.48 at a nice strike rate of 89.2!! But wait, while bowling he took 7 wickets in 6 matches at an average of 46 RPW to finish with an economy rate of 6.19!! He also took 2 catches. Great going indeed as ever.

Yuvraj Singh returned from injury and directly into form taking the 5th spot with an average of 50.3 at a strike rate of 81.9 while scoring 453 runs in 14 matches he played. He also took 6 catches. He took 20 wickets at an ave of 26.05 and a eco rate of 5. Astounding!

S. No.	Player	M	R	HS	Ave	SR	R	W	Ave	Eco	Ct	St	VRKP
1	SR Watson (Aus)	23	1139	185*	57	109	698	17	41.05	4.81	13	0	83.9
2	PR Stirling (Ire)	11	450	113	40.9	120	327	6	54.5	4.6	8	0	77.1
3	Shahid Afridi (Pak)	27	462	75	22	127	937	45	20.82	4.18	8	0	67.7
4	RN ten Doeschate (Neth)	6	307	119	61.4	89.2	322	7	46	6.19	2	0	67.3
5	Yuvraj Singh (India)	14	453	113	50.3	81.9	521	20	26.05	5	6	0	66.6
6	Mohammad Hafeez (Pak)	32	1075	139*	37.1	76.3	811	32	25.34	3.54	6	0	66.5
7	V Sehwag (India)	12	645	219	53.8	123					3	0	66.3
8	RJ Peterson (SA)	9	78	31	19.5	105	329	18	18.27	4.63	6	0	66.1
9	RA Jadeja (India)	13	220	78	31.4	87	555	24	23.12	4.95	7	0	62.6
10	JDP Oram (NZ)	12	90	25	18	115	455	23	19.78	4.59	7	0	60.5
11	JH Kallis (SA)	10	370	76	37	76.1	217	8	27.12	4.52	7	0	59.2
12	AB de Villiers (SA)	10	467	134	51.9	105					7	1	58.9
13	AD Russell (WI)	16	336	92*	33.6	124	603	21	28.71	5.34	5	0	58.3
14	Saeed Ajmal (Pak)	20	43	20	14.3	45.3	581	34	17.08	3.48	3	0	57.8
15	MG Johnson (Aus)	22	208	57	23.1	106	817	39	20.94	4.43	3	0	57.3
16	PW Borren (Neth)	10	314	84	39.3	78.3	239	5	47.8	4.34	6	0	56.8
17	LL Tsotsobe (SA)	9	10	4*	5	62.5	295	18	16.38	4.4	1	0	56.4
18	Mudassar Bukhari (Neth)	10	174	41	24.9	107	399	13	30.69	4.58	0	0	56.2
19	Shakib Al Hasan (Ban)	20	564	79	33.2	71.8	702	25	28.08	4.33	3	0	56.1
20	KD Mills (NZ)	7	28	17	14	108	236	11	21.45	4.02	1	0	54.8
21	GP Swann (Eng)	21	160	31	17.8	112	853	31	27.51	4.44	4	0	54.7
22	NLTC Perera (SL)	10	108	25	12	106	373	15	24.86	4.54	4	0	54.5
23	R Rampaul (WI)	15	130	86*	26	85	601	28	21.46	4.98	4	0	53.3
24	A Martin (WI)	9	10	4*	10	34.5	296	11	26.9	4	3	0	51.8
25	PD Collingwood (Eng)	8	114	30*	19	101	199	5	39.8	4.14	3	0	51.1
26	B Lee (Aus)	19	60	39*	20	107	717	33	21.72	4.59	8	0	50.9
27	GH Dockrell (Ire)	10	55	19	18.3	87.3	347	12	28.91	4.3	5	0	50.7
28	SL Malinga (SL)	24	92	32*	9.2	131	924	48	19.25	4.8	1	0	49.7
29	M Morkel (SA)	14	11	6	2.2	30.6	459	26	17.65	4.46	6	0	49.4
30	SJ Benn (WI)	7	22	6	4.4	48.9	276	16	17.25	4.77	0	0	49.3

Where are the 2010 Most Valuable Players?

Only Shahid Afridi remained in Top 5. However Kallis and De Villiers did enough to be in the Top 12. However Tendulkar and Amla slipped away to just be under top 100.

S.No. Name Country
1 SR Tendulkar (India) 63
2 AB de Villiers (SA) 12
3 JH Kallis (SA) 11
4 HM Amla (SA) 89
5 Shahid Afridi (Pak) 3

*These rankings are based on Players who’ve played 5 matches or more. These rankings are prepared solely by myself based on owned algorithms. These have no relation with ICC or any other rankings calculated elsewhere in the world.

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ODI Batsmen Rankings 2011 (all teams)

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Vineet Kapoor

The ODI Batsmen’s Ranking 2011 is out! Well January is back, and so is the Sixth edition of Vineet’s Cricket Rankings (check out the ODI Batsmen Rankings 2010 here)! And though there are some surprises, the top of the heap is captured by none other than super duper Virender Sehwag!! He hit the only second double century ever in ODI and the only one this year. He now has the highest score in One Dayers. Sehwag scored 645 runs averaging 53.75 in just 12 matches and a strike rate of 123.09. Although he way beyond Shane Watson’s aggregate of 1139 runs, but his astonishing strike rate pipped the scale in his favour. He smashed 1 double century and a century and 1 half-century on the way to achieving this. Shane Watson came second. He scored 1139 runs at an average of 56.95 and a strike rate of 108.89. He was unstoppable as he smashed 2 centuries and 8 half-centuries on the way to achieving this.

He is followed by AB de Villiers who scored 467 runs in just 10 matches at an average of 51.88 (much lower than last year) at a nice strike rate of 104.94!! He smashed 2 centuries and 2 half-centuries on the way to achieving this. RN Ten Doeschate (my all time favorite) made the cut at number 4 scoring 307 runs in just 6 matches at a high average of 61.4 at a good strike rate of 89.24! He smashed 2 centuries and 1 half-centuries in his 6 visits to the crease. Awesome! Stirling of Ireland scored 450 runs in 11 matches to come 5th. He did this at an average of 40.9 and a high strikerate of 119.68. This year’s highest strike rate in Top 30 was also an Irish – O Brien and his strike rate was 126.07 but his low average of 29.45 pegged him down at number 19.

But then who are the teams of 2011? Well India is way ahead of everyone with 7 batsmen in top 30 – an alltime record!! And 6 of them made it to the Top 20!! Again, an alltime record!! Everyone who plays in the top order made the list. South Africa is right there after them with 45 batmsen in Top 30. And next are English and the New Zealanders.

S. No.	Player	M	R	HS	Ave	BF	SR	Final
1	V Sehwag (India)	12	645	219	53.75	524	123.09	63.8
2	SR Watson (Aus)	23	1139	185*	56.95	1046	108.89	55.3
3	AB de Villiers (SA)	10	467	134	51.88	445	104.94	50.9
4	RN ten Doeschate (Neth)	6	307	119	61.4	344	89.24	48.3
5	PR Stirling (Ire)	11	450	113	40.9	376	119.68	47.6
6	SR Tendulkar (India)	11	513	120	46.63	579	88.6	40.6
7	MN Waller (Zim)	7	245	99*	40.83	230	106.52	40.0
8	AN Cook (Eng)	15	600	119	46.15	644	93.16	39.7
9	BRM Taylor (Zim)	17	743	128*	49.53	868	85.59	38.7
10	KS Williamson (NZ)	9	270	100*	67.5	278	97.12	38.0
11	HM Amla (SA)	15	632	116*	45.14	718	88.02	37.7
12	V Kohli (India)	34	1381	117	47.62	1614	85.56	36.7
13	H Patel (Can)	6	232	62	38.66	245	94.69	36.5
14	RG Sharma (India)	16	611	95	55.54	739	82.67	36.4
15	IJL Trott (Eng)	29	1315	137	52.6	1643	80.03	36.1
16	LMP Simmons (WI)	17	792	122	49.5	993	79.75	35.9
17	MS Dhoni (India)	24	764	91*	58.76	850	89.88	35.8
18	JP Duminy (SA)	15	563	99	43.3	630	89.36	35.7
19	KJ O’Brien (Ire)	12	324	113	29.45	257	126.07	34.3
20	G Gambhir (India)	19	720	97	40	827	87.06	33.3
21	MJ Clarke (Aus)	24	900	101	56.25	1130	79.64	32.9
22	MJ Guptill (NZ)	16	650	105	54.16	842	77.19	32.4
23	AJ Strauss (Eng)	14	513	158	36.64	574	89.37	32.3
24	C Kieswetter (Eng)	16	489	72*	32.6	486	100.61	32.0
25	DPMD Jayawardene (SL)	27	1032	144	46.9	1249	82.62	31.7
26	Yuvraj Singh (India)	14	453	113	50.33	553	81.91	30.9
27	LRPL Taylor (NZ)	17	561	131*	51	662	84.74	29.4
28	AD Russell (WI)	16	336	92*	33.6	270	124.44	28.9
29	GC Wilson (Ire)	10	301	61	33.44	334	90.11	28.8
30	KC Sangakkara (SL)	27	1127	111	51.22	1537	73.32	28.8

Where are the top 5 batsmen of the year 2010?

Although only Tillekratne Dilshan dropped out of top 30, we saw only de Villier maintain his form to the highest level. He’s made this 3 times consecutively, which makes him the most consistent Batsman of them all in the 2009-2011 period. Watch out!

1 HM Amla (SA) 11
2 AB de Villiers (SA) 3
3 AJ Strauss (Eng) 23
4 G Gambhir (India) 20
5 TM Dilshan (SL) 45

And the Indians? India is way ahead of everyone with 7 batsmen in top 30 – an alltime record!! And 6 of them made it to the Top 20!! Again, an alltime record!! Everyone who plays in the top order made the list. Manoj Tiwary was unlucky not to have made the cut having played only 5 matches. However his projected score makes the cut at 30th position and that takes the Indian Top 30 challengers to 8! Even Dravid could have made it to the Top 40 had he played more than 5 matches.

S. No.	Player	M	R	HS	Ave	BF	SR	Final
1	V Sehwag (India)	12	645	219	53.75	524	123.09	63.8
6	SR Tendulkar (India)	11	513	120	46.63	579	88.6	40.6
12	V Kohli (India)	34	1381	117	47.62	1614	85.56	36.7
14	RG Sharma (India)	16	611	95	55.54	739	82.67	36.4
17	MS Dhoni (India)	24	764	91*	58.76	850	89.88	35.8
20	G Gambhir (India)	19	720	97	40	827	87.06	33.3
26	Yuvraj Singh (India)	14	453	113	50.33	553	81.91	30.9
34	SK Raina (India)	29	722	84	31.39	725	99.58	27.6
46	YK Pathan (India)	14	282	105	23.5	233	121.03	25.1
64	AM Rahane (India)	11	340	91	30.9	453	75.05	20.6
74	PA Patel (India)	21	491	95	24.55	602	81.56	19.0
74	RA Jadeja (India)	13	220	78	31.42	253	86.95	19.0
117	P Kumar (India)	13	51	25*	25.5	46	110.86	12.0
138	R Ashwin (India)	18	122	36*	17.42	152	80.26	9.6
141	U Yadav (India)	6	17	11*		19	89.47	9.2
156	Harbhajan Singh (India)	17	107	41	13.37	159	67.29	6.8
170	MM Patel (India)	21	12	6*	6	17	70.58	5.1
196	A Nehra (India)	7	9	6*	2.25	25	36	1.9
198	R Vinay Kumar (India)	13	24	18	8	65	36.92	1.8
206	Z Khan (India)	14	62	24	7.75	123	50.4	0.1

*These rankings are based on Players whos played 5 matches or more. These rankings are prepared solely by myself based on owned algorithms. These have no relation with ICC or any other rankings calculated elsewhere in the world.

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Vineet’s ODI Team Rankings 2011 (all teams)

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Vineet Kapoor

The 6th Vineet’s ODI Team Rankings 2011 (all teams) are now out after a long wait. With this, all ODI rankings are done. I hope you’ve enjoyed going through these. You can check out previous year’s rankings here (ODI Team Rankings 2010)

India had a phenomenal year and they won matches without their main batsmen at times. They rose to No. 1 in ranking. They won 12 out of 16 matches they played. South Africa came at No. 2 followed by West Indies, England and Australia.

Rank
Team 2010

Rank	Team	2010
1	India	58.23
2	South Africa	52.59
3	Ireland*	49.81
4	West Indies	49.55
5	Enqland	48.5
6	Australia	46.81
7	New Zealand	46.76
8	Sri Lanka	45.26
9	Pakistan	41.06
10	Kenya	39.08
11	Canada*	38.69
12	Bangladesh	36.08
13	Netherlands*	35.34
14	Afghanistan*	34.53
15	Scotland*	34.49
16	Zimbabwe	28.39

*Minnows are ranked only to show dark horse potential, since their ranking is based mostly on their performance with minnow oppositions.

Some interesting Team Stats for the Year 2010

Team	M	W	L	Tied	NR	W/L	Ave	RPO	HS	LS
South Africa	16	12	4	0	0	3	46.08	6.01	399	224
Sri Lanka	22	15	6	0	1	2.5	37.37	5.23	312	115
England	17	12	5	0	0	2.4	35.48	5.42	347	212
Australia	25	16	8	0	1	2	37.22	5.35	324	190
Ireland	17	11	6	0	0	1.83	28.98	4.72	325	177
India	27	17	10	0	0	1.7	37.32	5.5	401	88
Afghanistan	13	7	6	0	0	1.16	26.69	4.56	289	88
Scotland	10	5	5	0	0	1	24.67	4.06	236	117
Netherlands	12	5	7	0	0	0.71	26.68	4.31	236	125
West Indies	17	6	10	0	1	0.6	28.57	5.08	316	143
Canada	11	4	7	0	0	0.57	24.08	4.31	288	108
Zimbabwe	20	7	13	0	0	0.53	25.02	4.44	289	104
Bangladesh	27	9	18	0	0	0.5	28.48	4.79	296	167
New Zealand	21	6	14	0	1	0.42	25.18	5.12	336	103
Pakistan	18	5	13	0	0	0.38	25.69	5.14	385	127
Kenya	11	3	8	0	0	0.37	20.06	4.01	233	112

*These rankings are based on Teams who’ve played 5 matches or more. These rankings are prepared solely by myself based on owned algorithms. The Team rankings are based on Player performances alone. These have no relation with ICC or any other rankings calculated elsewhere in the world.

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