David Warner vs Sunil Narine - IPL H2H Stats, Rivalry Analysis & Cricket Insights

BATTER
David Warner
VS
BOWLER
Sunil Narine

David Warner has scored 195 runs from 123 balls against Sunil Narine in IPL history. However, Sunil Narine has dismissed him 2 times.

🏏 David Warner vs Sunil Narine: The Complete IPL Rivalry Analysis

The IPL has produced countless memorable battles, but the recurring clash between David Warner and Sunil Narine occupies a special place in the tournament's folklore.

Across 123 deliveries in IPL history, this battle has produced 195 runs and 2 dismissals — numbers that tell a rich story of competing skill sets.

📊 Key Statistics at a Glance

MetricValue
Total Balls Faced123
Total Runs Scored195
Strike Rate158.54
Batting Average97.50
Dismissals2
Fours20
Sixes9
Dot Ball %36.59%
Economy Rate (runs/over)9.51

📈 Performance Analysis

Batter's Perspective: David Warner

David Warner has been the dominant force in this matchup, scoring at a blistering strike rate of 158.54, indicating the batter has largely found answers to Sunil Narine's challenges. Hitting 20 boundaries and 9 maximums, the scoring intent is clear.

Bowler's Perspective: Sunil Narine

With 2 dismissals from 123 balls, Sunil Narine has worked hard but David Warner has largely kept the scoreboard ticking. The dot ball percentage of 36.59% is particularly revealing — every dot ball is a moral victory for the bowler in T20 cricket.

🎯 Tactical Breakdown

The economy rate of 9.51 runs per over in this rivalry paints a clear tactical picture. With runs flowing at this rate, David Warner has been able to dictate terms.

⚡ Pressure Moments & Match Impact

In T20 cricket, every delivery counts double in high-pressure moments. The 2 time(s) David Warner has been dismissed by Sunil Narine represent some of the most crucial wickets in these team encounters.

  • Dot Ball Dominance: 36.59% of deliveries resulted in no run.
  • Boundary Threat: David Warner has found the fence 29 times (20 fours, 9 sixes).
  • Wicket Impact: Each of the 2 dismissals carried significant match-changing potential.

🏆 Verdict

Based on the data, David Warner holds the statistical edge — a strike rate of 158.54 and only 2 dismissal(s) from 123 balls. Every IPL season brings new chapters to this fascinating story.

Total Runs
195
Off 123 balls
Strike Rate
158.54
Runs per 100 balls
Dismissals
2
Times out
Average
97.00
Per dismissal
Boundaries
29
20 fours, 9 sixes
Dot Ball %
36.59%
Bowler pressure