B Sai Sudharsan vs Mark Wood Batting Stats Highlights

B Sai Sudharsan
Mark Wood
Team GT (2025) LSG (2023)
IPL Seasons 4 2
IPL Innings 40 3
Runs 1793 12
Strike Rate 145 150
Half Centuries 12 0
Centuries 2 0
Fours 183 1
Sixes 52 1

B Sai Sudharsan vs Mark Wood Runs Graph


B Sai Sudharsan Batting Statistics By IPL Season

Season Innings Runs Balls Faced SR 4's 6's 50's 100's
2025 15 759 486 156 88 21 6 1
2024 12 527 373 141 48 16 2 1
2023 8 362 256 141 33 12 3 0
2022 5 145 114 127 14 3 1 0

Mark Wood Batting Statistics By IPL Season

Season Innings Runs Balls Faced SR 4's 6's 50's 100's
2023 2 11 5 220 1 1 0 0
2018 1 1 3 33 0 0 0 0

🏏 B Sai Sudharsan vs Mark Wood - IPL Careers Overview

B Sai Sudharsan has built a compelling IPL batting résumé in just four seasons with Gujarat Titans, stacking up 1,793 runs off 1,229 balls at a brisk strike-rate of 145. The 23-year-old left-hander has crossed fifty twelve times and converted two of those into scintillating hundreds, including a personal-best 108 that underlined his ability to bat deep. In 40 innings he has threaded 183 fours and cleared the ropes 52 times, showing a blend of timing and power that keeps the scoreboard in perpetual motion. Having worn the GT jersey every season from 2022 to 2025, Sudharsan has become a fixture at the top of the order, offering both stability and acceleration. With no bowling responsibilities—zero wickets in zero bowling innings—his entire focus remains on crafting match-defining innings, and the numbers confirm he is doing exactly that.


Mark Wood’s IPL story is short but spectacular. The English speedster has appeared in only two seasons—2018 with Chennai Super Kings and 2023 with Lucknow Super Giants—yet his 2023 blitz still echoes around stadiums. Across five bowling innings Wood claimed 11 wickets, firing out batters at a strike rate of 10.91 balls per wicket. He peaked in match 8, demolishing Delhi Capitals with a five-wicket haul, one of just two five-fors recorded by any bowler that year. Complementing the carnage, he pocketed a three-wicket burst against Royal Challengers Bangalore, showcasing rare consistency in T20’s high-scoring era. Despite bowling on flatter Indian tracks, he kept his economy under nine runs an over, leaking only 179 runs from 120 balls. With the bat Wood is a cameo artist: 12 runs off 8 balls, including a six and a four, and a highest score of 10. Those quick runs underline his all-round value, yet it is the white-ball thunderbolts that define him. Mark Wood’s IPL numbers read five matches, eleven wickets, one five-wicket haul—firepower Lucknow Super Giants will bank on whenever he returns.

Note: This overview is partially generated using AI and is based on statistical data. Please verify with official sources for complete accuracy.