Uthappas Stats

Batting and fielding 

              mat   inn   runs    no  hs     avg      BFF      SR        100    50    4s    6s    ct    st
ODIS - 38    34   786   5   86   27.10  855   91.92   0    5   94  16  15  0
 
T20-   9         8      149   0   50   18.62   119    115.5     0     1     14     6     5    0

Dom-  61   109  3958  4  162  40.38    -     73.98  10  22               60  0

List A-99    94   2877  7  160  33.06  3160  91.4   0    6                42   0
IPL-   69     64   1363   10  68*   25.24   1052   129.6  0    6    124  57   29  4

Bowling

First class- mat-61,balls-492,runs-292,wickets-10,BBI-3/26,BBM-5/67,avg-29.20,eco-3.57,Sr-49
List A- mat-99,balls-150,runs-152,wickets-2,BBI-1/23,BBM-1/23,avg-76,eco-6.08,sr-75

Career HIGHLIGHTS

ODI debut-India v England at Indore, Apr 15, 2006
 Last ODI-India v Sri Lanka at Karachi, Jul 6, 2008 

T20I debut-India v Scotland at Durban, Sep 13, 2007
Last T20- Australia v India at Melbourne, Feb 1, 2008 

First-class debut-2002/03
Last First-class-Central Zone v South Zone at Indore, Jan 26-29, 2010 

List A debut-2002/03
Last List A-Karnataka v Bengal at Vadodara, Feb 27, 2010 

IPL debut-Mumbai Indians Vs Royal Challengers Banglore April 20,2008
Last IPL-Royal Challengers Bangalore v Deccan Chargers at Mumbai, Apr 24, 2010

Abhi ,uthappa n ME

Uthappa wid the team afer they win the CB series

FAb-4 of Which UTHAPPA is a part

T20 World cup is OURs

Robbie always helps!!

SALUTE!!!

watch out models!!! m here also to rock the party!!!!

'He is far better than many players his age  '-Venu, Robin Uthappa's father, who owns a coffee estate and is a former international hockey umpire

Jubliant Father of Robin shares his joy when his son is selected to again play for INDIA
I am obviously very happy, but not over-excited, that Robin has been recalled. First of all, he has to prove himself in the first two ODIs against the West Indies. But I am confident that he will do well and even go to play in the World Cup.He has always been a good student and despite his invariably busy and tight cricket schedule, he has not neglected his studies. He was not unduly upset when he was discarded after he played only three ODIs for the country last year. He learnt a lot from discussions with the likes of Greg Chappell, as also Rahul Dravid and other greats of Karnataka cricket.Being a sportsman myself, I advised him not to bother about ups and downs, which are part of a player's life. I told him not to lose heart, and to work harder at his game and score as many runs as he can. After all, howsoever good you are in terms of elegance and technique, in the final analysis it is your statistics that are going to be counted.I am glad his hard work and prolific scoring this season have eventually paid handsome dividends. Robin was a good hockey and tennis player in his school days. In fact, he was good at many field sports. He played competitive tennis when he was about 7 or 8 years of age. He played hockey for his school and also for his state in the sub-junior category. But his coach advised him against playing hockey, fearing he might injure himself one day.He was already very good at cricket, so the coach asked him to concentrate on that game. Though a hockey player and umpire myself, I never tried to make Robin play the game since he was so naturally talented a cricketer from the beginning itself. He has a good technique. I think he is far better than many players his age. Objectively speaking, he has a very bright future in cricket.

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whenever.werever ,forever ROBBIE

NO MERCY!!

UP UP N AWAY!!!

gtting READY to BLAST OFF!!

all the same result!! 4!!!

king of STYLE!!

TAKE THAT!!!

Hes the MAN!!