RP Singh – Profile, Stats & Recent Form

Personal details

Full nameRudra Pratap Singh

Born6 Dec 1985

Age40 Years

NationalityIndian

RoleBowler / Left arm fast medium

BattingRight Hand Bat

BowlingLeft Arm Fast Medium

Height1.8 m

Career at a glance

Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Test	14	116	7.25	42.02	40	3.98
ODI	58	104	10.40	42.97	69	5.48
T20I	10	3	–	100.00	15	6.81
T20	132	108	4.32	72.97	146	7.51
List A	136	443	10.54	62.65	190	5.13
First-class	94	922	10.13	–	301	3.21

Debuts

TestEngland vs India at The Oval18 Aug 2011

ODIEngland vs India at Cardiff16 Sep 2011

T20ISouth Africa vs India at Nottingham16 Jun 2009

First ClassMumbai vs Gujarat at Indore10 Jan 2017

List AIndia B vs Gujarat at Kanpur26 Jan 2016

T20Sunrisers vs Supergiants at Visakhapatnam10 May 2016

Family

RelationsDevanshi Popat (Spouse)

Batting

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	4s	6s	Ct
Test	14	19	3	116	30	7.25	276	42.02	16	1	6
ODI	58	20	10	104	23	10.40	242	42.97	5	1	13
T20I	10	2	2	3	2	–	3	100.00	0	0	2
T20	132	50	25	108	18	4.32	148	72.97	4	2	42
List A	136	63	21	443	35	10.54	707	62.65	0	0	40
First-class	94	118	27	922	47	10.13	0	–	0	0	35

Bowling

Format	M	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	5W	10W
Test	14	25	422.2	1682	40	7/117	42.05	3.98	1	0
ODI	58	57	427.3	2343	69	4/35	33.95	5.48	0	0
T20I	10	9	33	225	15	4/13	15.00	6.81	0	0
T20	132	131	483.5	3638	146	5/8	24.91	7.51	1	0
List A	136	0	1063	5460	190	5/30	28.73	5.13	3	0
First-class	94	0	2865.2	9202	301	–	30.57	3.21	12	1

By tournament

Tournament	M	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Indian Premier League	82	52	10	3.47	68.42	90	7.90
Ranji Trophy	6	53	40	13.25	53.54	18	2.93
ICC Men's T20 World Cup	9	3	2	–	100.00	14	6.41
ICC Champions Trophy	2	2	2	1.00	28.57	1	6.77

Against teams

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
South Africa	2	4	2	4.00	100.00	0	0
New Zealand	1	1	1	–	100.00	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
South Africa	3	6	55	9.17	6.88	8.00
Pakistan	2	4	49	12.25	6.13	12.00
England	3	4	54	13.50	5.40	15.00
New Zealand	1	2	29	14.50	7.25	12.00
Australia	2	1	72	72.00	9.00	48.00

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR
West Indies	2	23	23	11.50	30.26
Sri Lanka	4	17	9	4.25	50.00
England	5	17	12	3.40	53.13
Australia	1	12	12	–	44.44
Pakistan	2	3	2	3.00	42.86
South Africa	2	2	1	1.00	66.67

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Pakistan	11	26	538	20.69	5.12	24.23
Sri Lanka	7	14	341	24.36	5.43	26.93
England	9	11	387	35.18	5.86	36.00
Australia	4	5	207	41.40	6.79	36.60
Bangladesh	2	4	111	27.75	5.55	30.00
South Africa	7	3	166	55.33	5.53	60.00
Ireland	1	2	36	18.00	3.60	30.00
West Indies	6	2	211	105.50	7.28	87.00
Zimbabwe	1	2	44	22.00	5.50	24.00

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR
England	4	30	17	7.50	41.10
South Africa	3	8	8	2.67	26.67
Pakistan	5	6	6	1.20	16.22

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Pakistan	6	13	526	40.46	4.14	58.62
England	6	12	347	28.92	3.75	46.25
Bangladesh	4	6	130	21.67	3.42	38.00
South Africa	3	0	235	–	4.43	–

Last 1 innings · batting

0vs AFI

T10 vs AFI23 Aug 2023 · b ME Sunny 0(5)

Last 10 innings · bowling

1/47vs AUS-L

1/38vs PAK-L

0/16vs ENG-L

0/13vs CK

1/20vs AFI

1/18vs TXC

0/11vs CK

0/21vs NYW

1/14vs MVU

0/2vs WG

T20 vs AUS-L8 Jul 2024 1/47 T20 vs PAK-L6 Jul 2024 1/38 T20 vs ENG-L3 Jul 2024 0/16 T10 vs CK25 Aug 2023 0/13 T10 vs AFI23 Aug 2023 1/20 T10 vs TXC22 Aug 2023 1/18 T10 vs CK21 Aug 2023 0/11 T10 vs NYW20 Aug 2023 0/21 T10 vs MVU19 Aug 2023 1/14 T20 vs WG22 Jan 2022 0/2

About RP Singh

RP Singh Biography

Rudra Pratap Singh, better known as RP Singh is an Indian cricket player who was born in Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh on 6 December, 1985.

He is a dual handed cricketer who uses his right hand for batting but his left one for bowling. Primarily, he is a medium fast bowler for his team.

Background

RP Singh went to Guru Gobind Singh Sports College, Lucknow from where he found his way into the Ranji team of Uttar Pradesh in 2003. He was later picked up for the 2004 U-19 World Cup in Bangladesh where he took 8 wickets in total.

After the tournament, he had a nice Ranji Season with 34 wickets which took him to international cricket.

Debut

RP Singh played his first ODI match in September, 2005 against Zimbabwe in the 2005 Triangular Series. His performance in the debut match involved a two wicket in his first spell.

His Test debut came a year later in 2006 against Pakistan, where in he picked up four wickets in the first innings and one in the second. He won the Man of the Match award for his spell.

Singh was a member of the 2007 World T20 winning Indian team, wherein he also made his T20 debut against Scotland in Durban.

Rise to Glory

It was in late 2006 that RP Singh received international recognition after taking 4 wickets against Sri Lanka in his 3rd match. He was also awarded the Man of the Match for that game.

He emerged as the highest wicket taker in the 2007 World T20, helping India to win the title.

Low Points

RP Singh was a talented player but he struggled for consistency every now and then after the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup. He failed to take a wicket in the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy and again repeated a wicket less series against South Africa in 2008.

This was followed by a hamstring injury which put him out of action thereafter. When he was recalled for test match in 2011, he failed to get a wicket and that was his last appearance for the national team.

Club Career

RP Singh played a major part in the title winning run for Deccan Chargers in the 2009 Indian Premier League. He took away the Purple Cap by taking 23 wickets but failed to repeat similar performances in future.

He changed sides with Kochi Tuskers Kerala in 2011 but inconsistencies proved to be dangerous for his career. He switched his Ranji Team to Gujarat in 2015 but no impressive match performance has been seen so far.

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