Amit Mishra IPL bowling record: 174 wickets in 162 innings over 16 seasons, 19.37 strike rate, 7.38 economy, 16 three-wicket hauls and one five-for – the veteran leg-spinner who spun Delhi, Hyderabad and now Lucknow to victories.

Doug Bollinger was the fast-bowling spearhead Chennai Super Kings relied on for three consecutive IPL seasons from 2010 to 2012, and his numbers tell the story of a left-arm quick who made every ball count. In 27 bowling innings for the men in yellow, Bollinger scythed through opposition line-ups to claim 37 wickets at a strike-rate of 15.57 balls per wicket—one of the best among pacers in the tournament during that period. Four times he rattled the opposition with three-wicket bursts, and his best figures of 4 for 15 showcased his ability to run through batting orders on his day. Operating at an economy rate of 7.22 across 96 overs, he proved equally effective in the powerplay and at the death, a versatility that helped CSK clinch crucial matches. Bollinger’s impact was not limited to the ball alone. In the four brief innings he batted, the Australian struck a six and a four to collect 21 runs, including a quick-fire 16 that underlined his lower-order hitting credentials whenever the team needed late-overs acceleration. From 2010 to 2012, no other overseas left-arm pacer took more wickets for CSK than Bollinger, making him a cornerstone of their title-winning squads.

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