S Yadav: 50(39)* | Last 5 match avg: 26.4 runs

S Yadav has scored at a bat average of 26.4 in the last 5 matches.

S Yadav last 5 matches against Dindigul (h2h):-

24(28)  against Dindigul


S Yadav overall last 5 matches details

5(9)  against Madurai
29(19)  against Chepauk
27(32)  against Kovai
60(32)*  against Tiruppur
11(20)  against Salem


Pitch Details :
Surface- Dry     | Suited For - Batting friendly
Weather- Clouds    | Temperature-26.84C
Wind Speed - 1.13 meter/sec | Humidity- 62%

Settlement expected by Jun 30th, 2025 11:06 pm

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Runs Scored Against Opponent In Last 5 Matches

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SETTLEMENT:
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Ov 18.4: Ganeshan Periyaswamy to R Rajkumar, OUT! That is a terrific leaping catch taken.

Wicket

Ov 18.6: Ganeshan Periyaswamy to Jafar Jamal, Six! Hammered! The batter has thrown the kitchen sink at this one, slogging this well over mid wicket.

Ov 17.4: Varun Chakaravarthy to R Rajkumar, Four! The slog comes out, with lot of power. Finds the boundary at third man.