IPL Stats - Player Profile

T Henderson

Rajasthan Royals 1 Seasons Latest: 2009
11Career Runs
2Innings
68Batting SR
1Wickets
6.67Economy

T Henderson - Bowling By Season

1Wickets
2Innings
1Best Wkts
36.00Career SR
6.67Economy
03W/4W
05W

Bowling Summary

  • Wickets1
  • Best In Match1
  • Strike Rate36.00
  • Economy6.67

Wickets Per Season

Season Inn Wickets Balls Runs SR Eco 3W 4W 5W
2009 2 1 36 40 36 6.6667 0 0 0

T Henderson - Batting By Season

11Career Runs
2Innings
11Highest
68Career SR
0Fours
1Sixes
0Fifties
0Hundreds

Batting Summary

  • Runs11
  • Highest Score11
  • Fifties0
  • Hundreds0
  • Fours0
  • Sixes1
  • Strike Rate68

Runs Per Season

Season Inn Runs Highest SR 4s 6s 50s 100s
2009 2 11 11 68 0 1 0 0

T Henderson - IPL Career Overview

Travis Head has quickly become one of the Indian Premier League’s most explosive match-winners. Since his debut with the Royal Challengers Bangalore, the Australian left-hander has thrilled crowds with fearless stroke-play against both pace and spin. Head’s standout IPL contribution came during a title-winning campaign with Sunrisers Hyderabad, where his calculated assaults at the top of the order set the tone for a record-setting season. Renowned for lightning-quick starts, he repeatedly dismantled new-ball attacks, allowing middle-order stars the freedom to accelerate later. Beyond brute power, Head’s crisp off-side drives and nimble footwork against spin underline a technically sound game tailored for Indian conditions. His versatility sees him adapt to any batting slot, while sharp cricketing IQ makes him an asset in the field and a sounding board for captains. Whether anchoring chases or launching assaults, Head’s fearless intent and proven big-stage temperament have turned him into one of the league’s most sought-after overseas talents.

T Henderson IPL profile: the 2009 Rajasthan Royals all-rounder in 2009 who turned every ball into a headline. With the bat he faced only sixteen deliveries yet cleared the ropes once, rocketing an 11* to remain unbeaten in two innings. That lone six—his sole boundary—showed intent, pushing his strike-rate to a respectable 68 in a season where run-scarcity was king. The right-arm medium pacer then flipped the script: 36 balls, one breakthrough, a tight 6.67 economy and a wicket every 36th ball. One match, one season, double impact—Henderson’s brief but memorable IPL cameo still echoes in Royals folklore.

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