Cricketing superstar AB de Villiers is undoubtedly one of the finest cricketers to have graced the game. All thanks to his brilliant performances and cricketing skills, AB de Villiers has created a massive footprint in the cricketing world as the most respected sought-after player in the sport. Fans worship him ever since he has donned the red and gold jersey of the Royal challengers Bangalore in the IPL.
The dynamic South African wicket-keeper batsman has been associated with RCB since 2011 and has gone on to become a fan favorite all thanks to his stupendous performances for the franchise over the years.
Playing for Proteas and RCB, the 37-year-old has broken many records by scoring big runs and has been a part of many glorious victories. So far, AB has played 176 games for RCB and has notched up 5056 runs at an impressive average of 40.8.
In the first half of the IPL 2021, AB scored 207 runs in the 7 games he played. Cricket fans have been waiting excitedly for the second leg of the IPL to begin as IPL 2021 was suspended mid-way because of the outbreak of the COVID-19 within the bio-bubble.
As the second leg of IPL 2021 is just around the corner, a tweet has been going viral which proves that RCB is massively dependent on AB de Villiers. A Twitter user with the username ‘@ComeOnCricket’ came up with interesting stats about the impact of different players in different franchises of IPL.
The fan revealed RCB has won the game 34% whenever he has scored greater than 10 runs. RCB has won the game 63% times whenever he has scored more than 30 runs and has won 67% times whenever he has scored 50+ runs.
“AB de Villiers
34% wins when he scores <10
63% wins when he scores 30+
67% wins when he scores 50+
Win% of the team is proportional to AB’s scores.”
Here, check out the Tweet:
Raina
42% wins when he scores <10
68% wins when he scores 30+
63% wins when he scores 50+Warner
23% wins when he scores <10
54% wins when he scores 30+
65% wins when he scores 50+Gayle
29% wins when he scores <10
64% wins when he scores 30+
65% wins when he scores 50+— ComeOn Cricket ??? (@ComeOnCricket) August 22, 2021
