IPL Stats - Player Profile

J Syed Mohammad

Royal Challengers Bengaluru 3 Seasons Latest: 2013
29Career Runs
5Innings
111Batting SR
8Wickets
8.84Economy

J Syed Mohammad - Bowling By Season

8Wickets
11Innings
2Best Wkts
24.00Career SR
8.84Economy
03W/4W
05W

Bowling Summary

  • Wickets8
  • Best In Match2
  • Strike Rate24.00
  • Economy8.84

Wickets Per Season

Season Inn Wickets Balls Runs SR Eco 3W 4W 5W
2013 4 3 60 91 20 9.1000 0 0 0
2012 2 0 42 65 0 9.2857 0 0 0
2011 5 5 90 127 18 8.4667 0 0 0

J Syed Mohammad - Batting By Season

29Career Runs
5Innings
13Highest
111Career SR
4Fours
0Sixes
0Fifties
0Hundreds

Batting Summary

  • Runs29
  • Highest Score13
  • Fifties0
  • Hundreds0
  • Fours4
  • Sixes0
  • Strike Rate111

Runs Per Season

Season Inn Runs Highest SR 4s 6s 50s 100s
2013 2 10 9 76 1 0 0 0
2012 1 4 4 400 1 0 0 0
2011 2 15 13 125 2 0 0 0

J Syed Mohammad - IPL Career Overview

J Syed Mohammad brought fearless left-arm spin and sharp match awareness to the Indian Premier League, quickly earning a reputation as a clutch wicket-taker for his franchises. Arriving with the confidence of a proven domestic match-winner, he used subtle variations in flight and pace to trouble premier batsmen on batting-friendly tracks. Mohammad’s ability to break partnerships in the middle overs made him a trusted option for captains looking to regain control. He often bowled the tough overs, showing composure under pressure and delivering dot-ball sequences that swung momentum. Equally valuable in the field, his quick throws and anticipation saved crucial runs in tight finishes. Fans remember his knack for turning games with a single over, underlining his value as an impact player in the league’s high-pressure environment.

J Syed Mohammad IPL Profile: Left-arm spinner who quietly became RCB’s 2011-13 unsung hero Between 2011 and 2013 J Syed Mohammad turned out in Royal Challengers Bengaluru blue for 11 bowling innings, sending down 192 balls and conceding 283 runs. Those numbers translate to an economy of 8.84 and—more importantly—a strike-rate of 24, a figure that places him among the most frugal spinners of his era. Eight wickets sit against his name, with a best return of two in a single spell; while he never landed the elusive three-fer, the consistent breakthroughs meant RCB rarely leaked runs in the middle overs when he operated. With the bat he was used as a late-order floater, facing 26 balls across five brief knocks. Twenty-nine runs came at a strike-rate of 111, the highlight a boundary-laden 13 that showcased his ability to clear the in-field—four fours, no sixes, but enough intent to keep captains honest. Spanning three consecutive seasons under the same franchise, Syed Mohammad’s value lay in understated control and timely scalps rather than headline figures, making him one of the IPL’s quietly effective squad men.

Note: This overview is partially generated using AI and is based on statistical data.