The Friendship Series 90 cricket tournament was held in Samastipur over a four-day period from June 5, 2026, to June 8, 2026. The tournament featured a competitive showdown between two teams, Ashok 11 and Raushan 11, playing a total of 3 matches across 6 innings. Ultimately, Ashok 11 emerged as the series champions, securing a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Raushan 11.

The series proved to be an absolute runsfest, witnessing a massive total of 1,047 runs scored, while bowlers managed to claim 37 wickets across 503 balls delivered. The batting dominance was clearly driven by high-impact boundary hitting, with batsmen clearing the ropes for 85 sixes and smashing 74 fours. This explosive gameplay is reflected in an incredible Boundary Run Percentage (BDRY%) of 76.98%, meaning over three-quarters of the tournament's total runs came strictly from boundaries, maintaining an aggressive boundary frequency (BDRY Freq.) of one boundary every 3.16 balls.

While no individual batsman crossed the milestone of a century (0 100s), the tournament saw consistent contributions with 5 half-centuries (50s) being scored. Teamwork anchored the high scores, resulting in 5 fifty-plus partnerships and 1 century partnership (100+). On the bowling and fielding side, the tracking metrics show that 53 extras were conceded, and the fielding unit remained sharp by executing 26 catches and 2 stumpings. While the bowlers were unable to deliver any maiden overs (0 maidens), they still managed to build pressure by delivering 185 dot balls. This established a Dot Ball Percentage (DB%) of 36.78%, translating to a dot ball frequency (DB Freq.) of one dot ball for every 2.72 deliveries bowled throughout the series.

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