How many bowlers have taken a five-for against the Mumbai Indians?
And who holds the record for the most wicketkeeping dismissals in the IPL?
Harris (left) and Pucovski's 486 in the Sheffield Shield is still short of the 503 cobbled together by Aaron Finch and Ryan Carters in a tour match in 2015 • Getty Images
That opening stand of 486 by Will Pucovski (who scored 255 not out) and Marcus Harris (239) for Victoria against South Australia in Adelaide recently was the highest for any wicket in the Sheffield Shield, beating 464 (unbroken) by the Waugh twins for New South Wales against Western Australia in Perth in 1990-91.
It is true that no one has yet taken five wickets in an innings against Mumbai Indians in the IPL. And the identity of the man with the best figures against them comes as a bit of a surprise: it's Rohit Sharma, now their captain, who took 4 for 6 with his offbreaks against Mumbai for Deccan Chargers in Centurion, South Africa, in 2009. Sharma has taken just 15 IPL wickets all told, only one of them since 2010.
After the first qualifier in Dubai last Thursday evening, the Mumbai Indians' wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock had 20 dismissals (16 catches and four stumpings) in this season's tournament. That's one more than he managed last year. But he needs four victims in the final to tie the record for one season, also set last year, by Rishabh Pant for the Delhi Capitals: he had 18 catches and six stumpings, for a total of 24.
There have been only four all-out innings lower than the Titans' 150 against the Cape Cobras in Cape Town last week that contained an individual century - in this case Elgar's 101, with Junior Dala's 18 being the next-best score.
The tall Zimbabwean seamer Blessing Muzarabani took a career-best 5 for 49 against Pakistan in the third one-day international in Rawalpindi last week, rounding it off with the wickets of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Babar Azam with the last two balls of the match. He then started the Super Over with the wicket of Iftikhar Ahmed.
Steven Lynch is the editor of the updated edition of Wisden on the Ashes