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Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 221 wickets in tests and 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the ninth Pakistan bowler to capture 100 wickets on away aoil.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	W	5	10
1	Wasim Akram	62	109	14629	6278	255	17	4
2	Imran Khan	50	83	11785	5127	199	13	3
3	Waqar Younis	49	86	9326	5115	197	11	2
4	Danish Kaneria	30	58	9183	4873	139	9	0
5	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	7866	3773	118	6	1
6	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	7239	3230	111	7	3
7	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	7207	3192	106	9	3
8	Mohammad Amir	30	56	6334	2987	101	4	0
9	Yasir Shah	21	38	6122	3550	099	8	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the 69^th bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets in tests against England. He became the sixth Pakistsn bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against England. Others are – Abdul Qadir {82}, Wasim Akram {57}, Waqar Younis {50}, Inthikab Alam {49} and Imran Khan {47}      

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England in England. He became the seventh Pakistan bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England in England. The following table lists all the seven bowlers

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
1	Wasim Akram	14	23	564.3	123	1523	53	2	0
2	Imran Khan	12	19	486.3	116	1158	47	4	1
3	Waqar Younis	10	16	362.1	065	1237	45	3	0
4	Mohammad Amir	10	18	350.4	074	1007	38	2	0
5	Mushtaq Ahmed	08	13	373.4	089	0922	32	2	0
6	Yasir Shah	05	10	286.0	038	0939	27	2	1
7	Fazal Mahmood	06	08	278.0	075	0740	25	2	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England in England He became the second Pakistan spin bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England in England after Mushtaq Ahmed. The following table lists both these bowlers with their performances

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
1	Mushtaq Ahmed	08	13	373.4	089	0922	32	2	0
2	Yasir Shah	05	10	286.0	038	0939	27	2	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the 21^st bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the fifth Pakistan bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.  The following table lists these five bowlers with their performances.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5	10
1	Danish Kaneria	30	58	9183	4873	139	9	0
2	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	7866	3773	118	6	1
3	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	7239	3230	111	7	3
4	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	7207	3192	106	9	3
5	Yasir Shah	21	38	6122	3550	099	8	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England on away soil. He became the 24th spin bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets in tests against England. He became the 32nd bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against England in the annals of test cricket.

Shan Masood of Pakistan scored 156 and Zero in this test. His feat provides the 19^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test. It also provides the 35^th occasion of a batsman performing such a feat against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Pakistan batsman performing such a feat against England. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that all the four batsmen have scored zero in their second innings.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Javed Burki	140	0	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
2	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pak	Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
4	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s 156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 51^st occasion of a batsman’s century and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Pakistan batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	Sadiq Mohd	105	0	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
3	Mohd Wasim	0	109*	Pak	NZl	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
4	Younis Khan	147	0	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	16 Mar 2005
5	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pak	NZl	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
6	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	GHS Trott	0	143	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1896
3	RH Catterall	0	120	SAF	Eng	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
4	JHW Fingleton	100	0	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	04 Dec 1936
5	VL Manjrekar	133	0	Ind	Eng	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
6	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
7	MEK Hussey	0	121	Aus	Eng	The Oval	20 Aug 2009
8	RL Chase	0	102*	Win	Eng	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019
9	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain at Manchester. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Faulkner	122*	0	SAF	Aus	Manchester	27 May 1912
2	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
3	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s 156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 51^st occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus runs and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below. Shan Masood became the first Pakistan batsman to witness his 150 plus runs and a duck in a losing cause.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	AC Hudson	163	0	SAF	Win	Bridgetown	18 Apr 1992
3	SL Campbell	170	0	Win	NZl	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
4	RT Ponting	242	0	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	12 Dec 2003
5	BC Lara	153	0	Win	Pak	Kingston	03 Jun 2005
6	Tamim Iqbal	0	151	Ban	Ind	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
7	FDM Karunaratne	0	152	Srl	NZl	Christchurch	26 Dec 2014
8	Shakib Al Hasan	217	0	Ban	NZl	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
9	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s  156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 18th occasion of an opening batsman’s century and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket.

It also provides the third occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Bat1	Bat2	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	Sadiq Mohd	105	0	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
3	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the second occasion of an opening batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below. 6It is interesting to note that Shan Masood’s feat was after 84 years. Prior to this Australian JW Fingleton’s 100 and duck went in vain in Dec 1936 against England.

No	Player	Bat1	Bat2	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JHW Fingleton	100	0	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	04 Dec 1936
2	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s  156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 18th occasion of an opening batsman’s 150 plus runs and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Bat1	Bat2	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AC Hudson	163	0	SAF	Win	Bridgetown	18 Apr 1992
2	SL Campbell	170	0	Win	NZl	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
3	MS Atapattu	120	0	Srl	SAF	Kandy	30 Jul 2000
4	Tamim Iqbal	0	151	Ban	Ind	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
5	FDM Karunaratne	0	152	Srl	NZl	Christchurch	26 Dec 2014
6	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

JC Buttler scored 75 in this test to provide the 218^th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings. It also provides the 115th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings on home soil.

JC Buttler scored 75 in this test to provide the 19^th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings. It also provides the 13th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings on home soil and also the third such occasion at Manchester against Pakistan. The other two occasions are – 59 by BN French in Jul 1967 and 58 by JM Bairstow in Jul 2016. Thus JC Buttler’s 75 in this game represent the highest individual score by a England wicket keeper batsman against Pakistan at Manchester.

JC Buttler scored 75 in this test to provide the eighth occasion of his scoring a fifty an England wicket keeper batsman in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of his scoring a fifty an England wicket keeper batsman in a test innings against Pakistan.

JC Buttler-CR Woakes added 139 runs for the sixth wicket to provide the 95^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan. It also provides the 61^st such occasion on home soil

JC Buttler-CR Woakes added 139 runs for the sixth wicket to provide the ekevnth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan for the sixth wicket. It also provides the sixth such occasion on home soil and also the first such occasion at Manchester.

JC Buttler-CR Woakes aaded 139 runs for the sixth wicket to provide the second occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the sixth wicket against Pakistan in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the first such occasion on home soil

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Ground	Start Date
1	RW Barber, ER Dexter	6	101*	4	Lahore	21 Oct 1961
2	JC Buttler, CR Woakes	6	139	4	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

JC Buttler-CR Woakes aaded 139 runs for the sixth wicket to provide the eighth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the first such occasion on home soil

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Ground	Start Date
1	RW Barber, ER Dexter	6	101*	4	Lahore	21 Oct 1961
2	G Boycott, JM Brearley	1	185	4	Hyd-Pak	02 Jan 1978
3	G Fowler, CJ Tavare	1	103	4	Leeds	26 Aug 1982
4	MA Atherton, AJ Stewart	2	154	4	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
5	MA Atherton, ME Trescothick	1	146	4	Manchester	31 May 2001
6	AJ Strauss, IJL Trott	2	111*	4	Birmingham	06 Aug 2010
7	IR Bell, JE Root	3	102	4	Dubai-DSC	22 Oct 2015
8	JC Buttler, CR Woakes	6	139	4	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

CR Woakes scored 84 not out in this game to provide the 21^st occasion of an England batsman scoring a fifty against Pakistan in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the 12^th such occasion on home soil

JC Buttler scored 75 and CR Woakes scored 84 not out in this game to provide the seventh occasion of two England batsmen scoring fifties against Pakistan in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the fifth such occasion on home soil

JC Buttler scored 75 and CR Woakes scored 84 not out in this game to provide the second occasion of two England batsmen batting at number six and seven scoring fifties against any opposition in the fourth innings of a test.

No	Pos	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	6	JM Bairstow	54	4	SAF	Lord’s	16 Aug 2012
	7	MJ Prior	73	4	SAF	Lord’s	16 Aug 2012
2	6	JC Buttler	75	4	Pak	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
	7	CR Woakes	84*	4	Pak	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

JC Buttler scored 75 and CR Woakes scored 84 not out in this game to provide the first occasion of two England batsmen batting at number six and seven scoring fifties against Pakistan in the fourth innings of a test.

England won this game by three wickets to carve its 374^th win in tests. It also represents its 223^rd win on home soil.

England won this game by three wickets to carve its 26th win in tests against Pakistan. It also represents its 24^th win on home soil against Pakistan

England won this game by three wickets to carve its second win in tests against Pakistan by three wickets margin. It also represents its second such win on home soil against Pakistan. The other occasion was at Leeds in August 1982.

Shan Masood’s 156 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 61^st occasion of a Pakistan’s batsman’s century going in vain. It also provides the 45^th such occasion against England in England.

Shan Masood’s 156 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 32nd occasion of a Pakistan’s batsman’s century going in vain against England. It also provides the eighth such occasion against England in England.

Shan Masood’s 156 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 13th occasion of a Pakistan’s opening batsman’s century going in vain against England. It also provides the fifth such occasion against England in England.

Shan Masood’s 156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 51^st occasion of a batsman’s century and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	GHS Trott	0	143	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1896
3	JH Sinclair	0	104	SAF	Aus	Cape Town	08 Nov 1902
4	G Gunn	122*	0	Eng	Aus	Sydney	21 Feb 1908
5	GA Faulkner	122*	0	SAF	Aus	Manchester	27 May 1912
6	RH Catterall	0	120	SAF	Eng	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
7	FE Woolley	0	123	Eng	Aus	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
8	JHW Fingleton	100	0	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	04 Dec 1936
9	MH Mankad	111	0	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
10	VL Manjrekar	133	0	Ind	Eng	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
11	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
12	IM Chappell	138	0	Aus	Ind	Delhi	28 Nov 1969
13	AI Kallicharran	0	103*	Win	Ind	Trinidad	07 Apr 1976
14	Sadiq Mohd	105	0	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
15	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
16	GR Marsh	118	0	Aus	NZl	Auckland	13 Mar 1986
17	NS Sidhu	116	0	Ind	Win	Kingston	28 Apr 1989
18	DI Gower	100	0	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 1990
19	AC Hudson	163	0	SAF	Win	Bridgetown	18 Apr 1992
20	A Ranatunga	127	0	Srl	Aus	Col-SSC	17 Aug 1992
21	MD Crowe	0	107	NZl	Srl	Col-SSC	06 Dec 1992
22	CC Lewis	0	117	Eng	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
23	MA Atherton	144	0	Eng	Win	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
24	M Prabhakar	120	0*	Ind	Win	Mohali	10 Dec 1994
25	GP Thorpe	123	0	Eng	Aus	Perth	03 Feb 1995
26	Mohd Wasim	0	109*	Pak	NZl	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
27	CL Hooper	0	106	Win	Pak	Karachi	06 Dec 1997
28	GA Hick	107	0	Eng	Srl	The Oval	27 Aug 1998
29	SR Tendulkar	0	136	Ind	Pak	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
30	SL Campbell	170	0	Win	NZl	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
31	MS Atapattu	120	0	Srl	SAF	Kandy	30 Jul 2000
32	D Ganga	0	113	Win	Aus	Georgetown	10 Apr 2003
33	Javed Omar	119	0	Ban	Pak	Peshawar	27 Aug 2003
34	RT Ponting	242	0	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	12 Dec 2003
35	S Chanderpaul	0	109	Win	SAF	Durban	26 Dec 2003
36	Younis Khan	147	0	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	16 Mar 2005
37	BC Lara	153	0	Win	Pak	Kingston	03 Jun 2005
38	Mohd Ashraful	0	129*	Ban	Srl	Col-PSS	03 Jul 2007
39	M Jayawardene	104	0	Srl	Aus	Hobart	16 Nov 2007
40	MEK Hussey	0	121	Aus	Eng	The Oval	20 Aug 2009
41	Tamim Iqbal	0	151	Ban	Ind	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
42	AN Cook	115	0	Eng	SAF	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
43	DG Brownlie	0	109	NZl	SAF	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
44	S Dhawan	0	115	Ind	NZl	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
45	FDM Karunaratne	0	152	Srl	NZl	Christchurch	26 Dec 2014
46	KK Jennings	112	0	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
47	Shakib Al Hasan	217	0	Ban	NZl	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
48	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pak	NZl	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
49	RL Chase	0	102*	Win	Eng	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019
50	Q de Kock	111	0	SAF	Ind	Vizag	02 Oct 2019
51	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of a Pakistan batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	Sadiq Mohd	105	0	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
3	Mohd Wasim	0	109*	Pak	NZl	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
4	Younis Khan	147	0	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	16 Mar 2005
5	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pak	NZl	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
6	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain against England  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	GHS Trott	0	143	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1896
3	RH Catterall	0	120	SAF	Eng	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
4	JHW Fingleton	100	0	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	04 Dec 1936
5	VL Manjrekar	133	0	Ind	Eng	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
6	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
7	MEK Hussey	0	121	Aus	Eng	The Oval	20 Aug 2009
8	RL Chase	0	102*	Win	Eng	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019
9	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman’s century and duck in a test going in vain at Manchester. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Faulkner	122*	0	SAF	Aus	Manchester	27 May 1912
2	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
3	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s 156 and duck in the just concluded Manchester test between Pakistan and England was  in vain to provide the 51^st occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus runs and duck  in a losing cause in the history of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below. Shan Masood became the first Pakistan batsman to witness his 150 plus runs and a duck in a losing cause.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	AC Hudson	163	0	SAF	Win	Bridgetown	18 Apr 1992
3	SL Campbell	170	0	Win	NZl	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
4	RT Ponting	242	0	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	12 Dec 2003
5	BC Lara	153	0	Win	Pak	Kingston	03 Jun 2005
6	Tamim Iqbal	0	151	Ban	Ind	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
7	FDM Karunaratne	0	152	Srl	NZl	Christchurch	26 Dec 2014
8	Shakib Al Hasan	217	0	Ban	NZl	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
9	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood of Pakistan scored 156 and Zero in the ongoing test against England at Manchester. His feat provides the 18th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test, All such occasions are tabulated below

Nov	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	209	0	Pak	NZl	Lahore	26 Oct 1955
2	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
3	Hanif Mohd	160	0	Pak	Ind	Mum-BS	02 Dec 1960
4	Javed Burki	140	0	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
5	Asif Iqbal	0	152*	Pak	Aus	Adelaide	24 Dec 1976
6	Sadiq Mohd	105	0	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
7	Asif Iqbal	0	104	Pak	Ind	Faisalabad	16 Oct 1978
8	Ijaz Ahmed	122	0	Pak	Aus	Faisalabad	23 Sep 1988
9	Mohd Wasim	0	109*	Pak	NZl	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
10	Saeed Anwar	0	188*	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	16 Feb 1999
11	Shahid Afridi	107	0	Pak	Win	Sharjah	07 Feb 2002
12	Younis Khan	147	0	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	16 Mar 2005
13	Azhar Ali	0	136	Pak	Srl	Pallekele	08 Jul 2012
14	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
15	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pak	Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
16	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pak	NZl	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
17	Azhar Ali	0	118	Pak	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
18	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s feat provides the 35^th occasion of a batsman performing such a feat against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

Nov	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	WL Murdoch	0	153*	Aus	Eng	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	GHS Trott	0	143	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1896
3	C Hill	188	0	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	29 Jan 1898
4	DG Bradman	0	103*	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	30 Dec 1932
5	JHW Fingleton	100	0	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	04 Dec 1936
6	DG Bradman	138	0	Aus	Eng	Nov ttingham	10 Jun 1948
7	SG Barnes	0	141	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	24 Jun 1948
8	RN Harvey	122	0	Aus	Eng	Manchester	09 Jul 1953
9	GN Yallop	0	114	Aus	Eng	Manchester	13 Aug 1981
10	DC Boon	103	0	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986
11	AC Gilchrist	0	102*	Aus	Eng	Perth	14 Dec 2006
12	MEK Hussey	0	121	Aus	Eng	The Oval	20 Aug 2009
13	P Roy	140	0	Ind	Eng	Mum-BS	14 Dec 1951
14	VL Manjrekar	133	0	Ind	Eng	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
15	VL Manjrekar	108	0	Ind	Eng	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
16	DB Vengsarkar	0	103	Ind	Eng	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
17	V Sehwag	106	0	Ind	Eng	Nov ttingham	08 Aug 2002
18	R Dravid	136	0	Ind	Eng	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
19	JG Wright	116	0	NZl	Eng	Wellington	06 Feb 1992
20	Javed Burki	140	0	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
21	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
22	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pak	Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
23	RH Catterall	0	120	SAF	Eng	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
24	MV Boucher	0	108	SAF	Eng	Durban	26 Dec 1999
25	IM Barrow	105	0	Win	Eng	Manchester	22 Jul 1933
26	GS Sobers	0	113*	Win	Eng	Kingston	08 Feb 1968
27	CA Davis	103	0	Win	Eng	Lord’s	26 Jun 1969
28	RC Fredericks	0	138	Win	Eng	Lord’s	17 Jun 1976
29	IVA Richards	0	182*	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	13 Mar 1981
30	DL Haynes	0	109	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	05 Apr 1990
31	RB Richardson	104	0	Win	Eng	Birmingham	25 Jul 1991
32	S Chanderpaul	118	0	Win	Eng	Georgetown	27 Feb 1998
33	SO Dowrich	0	116*	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	23 Jan 2019
34	RL Chase	0	102*	Win	Eng	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019
35	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood’s feat provides the fouth occasion of a Pakistan batsman performing such a feat against England. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that all the four batsmen have scored zero in their second innings.

Nov	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Javed Burki	140	0	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
2	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pak	Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
4	Shan Masood	156	0	Pak	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood of Pakistan joined the select band of batsmen who have scored three or more centuries in successive tests. His 156 against England in rhe ongoing test at Manchester was his third successive test century. Prior to this knock he had scored 5 and 135 against Sri Lanka ar Karachi in Dec 2019 and 100 against Bangladesh at Rawalpindi in Feb 2020.Test cricket has witnessed 77 occasions of batsmen scoring three or more successive test hundreds.

Shan Masood’s feat provides the ninth occasion of a Pakistan batman performing such a feat. The following table lists all such occasions

No	Player	Mat	1st	2nd	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Mohd Yousuf	5	192	8	Eng	Leeds	04 Aug 2006
			128	–	Eng	The Oval	17 Aug 2006
			192	DNB	Win	Lahore	11 Nov 2006
			56	191	Win	Multan	19 Nov 2006
			102	124	Win	Karachi	27 Nov 2006
2	Zaheer Abbas	3	215	DNB	Ind	Lahore	10 Dec 1982
			186	–	Ind	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
			168	DNB	Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
3	Mudassar Nazar	3	231	–	Ind	Hyd-Pak	14 Jan 1983
			152*	–	Ind	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
			152	–	Ind	Karachi	30 Jan 1983
4	Shoaib Mohd	3	203*	–	NZl	Karachi	10 Oct 1990
			105	42*	NZl	Lahore	18 Oct 1990
			15	142	NZl	Faisalabad	26 Oct 1990
5	Mohd Yousuf	3	223	–	Eng	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
			173	–	Ind	Lahore	13 Jan 2006
			65	126	Ind	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006
6	Younis Khan	3	106	103*	Aus	Dubai-DSC	22 Oct 2014
			213	46	Aus	Abu Dhabi	30 Oct 2014
			100*	28	NZl	Abu Dhabi	09 Nov 2014
7	Mohd Hafeez	3	96	101*	NZl	Abu Dhabi	09 Nov 2014
			197	24	NZl	Sharjah	26 Nov 2014
			224	–	Ban	Khulna	28 Apr 2015
8	Babar Azam	3	102*	–	Srl	Rawalpindi	11 Dec 2019
			60	100*	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			143	–	Ban	Rawalpindi	07 Feb 2020
9	Shan Masood	3	5	135	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			100	–	Ban	Rawalpindi	07 Feb 2020
			156	–	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Babar Azam of Pakistan scored 69 in the ongoing test at Manchester against England which fetched hin his fifth consecutive fifty in a test innings. He became the seventh Pakistan batsman to achieve this rare feat of scoring five or more consecutive fifties in test innings. The following table lists all the seven batsman who have achieved the feat.

No	Player	50s	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Zaheer Abbas	6	91	2	Aus	Karachi	22 Sep 1982
			126	1	Aus	Faisalabad	30 Sep 1982
			52	2	Aus	Lahore	14 Oct 1982
			215	1	Ind	Lahore	10 Dec 1982
			186	2	Ind	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
			168	2	Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
2	Mohd Yousuf	6	128	2	Eng	The Oval	17 Aug 2006
			192	2	Win	Lahore	11 Nov 2006
			56	1	Win	Multan	19 Nov 2006
			191	3	Win	Multan	19 Nov 2006
			102	1	Win	Karachi	27 Nov 2006
			124	3	Win	Karachi	27 Nov 2006
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	6	76*	4	RSA	Dubai-DSC	12 Nov 2010
			77	2	RSA	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
			58*	4	RSA	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
			62	2	NZl	Hamilton	07 Jan 2011
			99	2	NZl	Wellington	15 Jan 2011
			70*	4	NZl	Wellington	15 Jan 2011
4	Saeed Anwar	5	50	1	Srl	Peshawar	08 Sep 1995
			54	2	Srl	Faisalabad	15 Sep 1995
			50	4	Srl	Faisalabad	15 Sep 1995
			74	1	Eng	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
			88	3	Eng	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
5	Inzamam-ul-Haq	5	53	1	Eng	Multan	12 Nov 2005
			72	3	Eng	Multan	12 Nov 2005
			109	1	Eng	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
			100*	3	Eng	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
			97	2	Eng	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
6	Sarfaraz Ahmed	5	55	1	Srl	Galle	06 Aug 2014
			52*	3	Srl	Galle	06 Aug 2014
			103	2	Srl	Col-SSC	14 Aug 2014
			55	4	Srl	Col-SSC	14 Aug 2014
			109	1	Aus	Dubai-DSC	22 Oct 2014
7	Babar Azam	5	102*	2	Srl	Rawalpindi	11 Dec 2019
			60	1	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			100*	3	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			143	2	Ban	Rawalpindi	07 Feb 2020
			69	1	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Shan Masood scored 156 in this game to provide the 64^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century against England. It also provides the 32^nd occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century against England in England.

Shan Masood scored 156 in this game to provide the 13th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a century against England. It also provides the fifth occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a century against England in England.

Shan Masood scored 156 in this game to provide the 20th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring 150 plus runs against England. It also provides the 14th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring 150 plus runs against England in England.

Shan Masood scored 158 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a 150 plus runs against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs against England in England.

Shan Masood scored 158 in this game to provide the second occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a 150 plus runs against England at Manchester after Aamer Sohail. Aamer Sohail had scored 205 at Manchester in Jul 1992

Shan Masood scored 158 in this game to provide the second occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a 150 plus runs against England at Manchester after Aamer Sohail. Aamer Sohail had scored 205 at Manchester in Jul 1992

Shan Masood scored 156 as an opener and Naseem Shah scored a duck batting at number 11 in this game to provide the second occasion of a Pakistan opener scoring 150 plus runs and the batsman batting at number eleven scored a duck in an innings against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Pos	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Shoaib Malik	245	2	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
2	Imran Khan	0	11	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
1	Shan Masood	156	1	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
2	Naseem Shah	0	11	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Babar Azam of Pakistan scored 69 not out on the first day of the ongoing test at Manchester against England which fetched hin his fifth consecutive fifty in a test innings. He became the seventh Pakistan batsman to achieve this rare feat. The following table lists all the seven batsman who have achieved the feat.

No	Player	50s	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Match Date
1	Zaheer Abbas	6	91	2	Aus	Karachi	22 Sep 1982
			126	1	Aus	Faisalabad	30 Sep 1982
			52	2	Aus	Lahore	14 Oct 1982
			215	1	Ind	Lahore	10 Dec 1982
			186	2	Ind	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
			168	2	Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
2	Mohd Yousuf	6	128	2	Eng	The Oval	17 Aug 2006
			192	2	Win	Lahore	11 Nov 2006
			56	1	Win	Multan	19 Nov 2006
			191	3	Win	Multan	19 Nov 2006
			102	1	Win	Karachi	27 Nov 2006
			124	3	Win	Karachi	27 Nov 2006
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	6	76*	4	RSA	Dubai-DSC	12 Nov 2010
			77	2	RSA	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
			58*	4	RSA	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
			62	2	NZl	Hamilton	07 Jan 2011
			99	2	NZl	Wellington	15 Jan 2011
			70*	4	NZl	Wellington	15 Jan 2011
4	Saeed Anwar	5	50	1	Srl	Peshawar	08 Sep 1995
			54	2	Srl	Faisalabad	15 Sep 1995
			50	4	Srl	Faisalabad	15 Sep 1995
			74	1	Eng	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
			88	3	Eng	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
5	Inzamam-ul-Haq	5	53	1	Eng	Multan	12 Nov 2005
			72	3	Eng	Multan	12 Nov 2005
			109	1	Eng	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
			100*	3	Eng	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
			97	2	Eng	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
6	Sarfaraz Ahmed	5	55	1	Srl	Galle	06 Aug 2014
			52*	3	Srl	Galle	06 Aug 2014
			103	2	Srl	Col-SSC	14 Aug 2014
			55	4	Srl	Col-SSC	14 Aug 2014
			109	1	Aus	Dubai-DSC	22 Oct 2014
7	Babar Azam	5	102*	2	Srl	Rawalpindi	11 Dec 2019
			60	1	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			100*	3	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
			143	2	Ban	Rawalpindi	07 Feb 2020
			69*	1	Eng	Manchester	05 Aug 2020

Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 140^th  occasion of Pakistan doing so.  It also provides the 39^th occasion of Pakistan doing so  against England.

Azhar Ali scored a duck in Pakistan’s first innings to provide the 560^th occasion of a captain scoring a duck in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 147^th occasion of a captain scoring a duck in an innings in the annals of test cricket against England.

Azhar Ali scored a duck in Pakistan’s first innings to provide the 52nd occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a duck in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 14^th occasion of a captain scoring a duck in an innings in the annals of test cricket against England.

Azhar Ali became the second Pakistan captain to score a duck against England at Manchester after Inzamam-ul-Huq. Inzamam-ul-Huq had failed to open his account against England at Manchester in Jul 2006. Azhar Ali became the eleventh captain to score a duck against England at Manchester

Azhar Ali’s duck in this test provides the 15^th occasion of his scoring a duck in a test innings. He became seventh Pakistan batsman to score 15 or more ducks in tests. Others are – Danish Kaneria {25}, Waqar Younis {21}, Wasim Bari {19}, Younis Khan {19}, Wasin Akram {17} and Umar Gul {15}

Azhar Ali’s duck in this test provides the second occasion of his scoring a duck in a test innings while captaining Pakistan. The other occasion was against Sri Lanka in the first innings at Karachi in Dec 2019.

Azhar Ali’s duck in this test provides the first occasion of his scoring a duck in a test innings while captaining Pakistan against England. In fact this is his first captaincy assignment against England. He had become the 19^th captain to lead Pakistan against England.

When bad light stopped play on the first day, Pakistan had scored 139 for 2. Babar Azam batting on 69 not out and Shan Masood batting on 46 not out.

Babar Azam’s 69 not out not only represent his second half century against England but also represent his highest individual score against England. Prior to this he had scored 68 not out at Lord’s in May 2018

Babar Azam’s 69 not out in this game provide the 227th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a fifty against England in one day games. It also represents the  127^th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a fifty against England in England.

Babar Azam’s 69 not out in this game provide the 164th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a half century against England in one day games. It also represents the 96th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a fifty against England in England.

SCJ Broad of England became the seventh bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests. His 500^th victim was KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before wicket for 19 in West Indies second innings.  He needed nine wickets to reach the land mark and captured six wickets in the first innings of the third test at Manchester and his third wicket West Indies’ second innings on the final day of the  test – that of KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before – gave him his 500^th wicket. At the end of the test his wicket aggregate read 501. He captured 10 for 67 in this test – 6 for 31 in the first innings and 4 for 36 in the second innings. The following table lists the seven bowlers who have captured 500 plus wickets.

No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5	10
1	Muralitharan	Srl	133	230	44039	18180	800	67	22
2	SK Warne	Aus	145	273	40705	17995	708	37	10
3	A Kumble	Ind	132	236	40850	18355	619	35	08
4	JMAnderson	Eng	153	286	33163	15820	589	28	03
5	GDMcGrath	Aus	124	243	29248	12186	563	29	03
6	CA Walsh	Win	132	242	30019	12688	519	22	03
7	SCJ Broad	Eng	140	258	28440	14002	501	18	02

SCJ Broad of England became the fourth pace bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson, GD McGrath and CA Walsh. He became the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson

SCJ Broad of England scored 62 and capture 10 for 67 in the just concluded third test against West Indies at Manchester to provide the 29th occasion of a cricketer scoring a fifty  in an innings and capturing ten or more wickets in a match in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first such occasion by an England cricketer against West Indies.

No	Player	FI	SI	W-R	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	FE Woolley	62	–	10-049	Eng	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1912
2	AW Greig	51	–	10-149	Eng	NZl	Auckland	Feb 1975
3	JK Lever	53	–	10-070	Eng	Ind	Delhi	Dec 1976
4	IT Botham	114	–	13-106	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	Feb 1980
5	MM Ali	87	–	10-112	Eng	SAF	Lord’s	Jul 2017
6	SCJ Broad	62	–	10-067	Eng	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of a cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	W-R	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	AK Davidson	–	80	11-222	Aus	Win	Brisbane	Dec 1960
2	RJ Hadlee	51	–	11-102	NZl	Win	Dunedin	Feb 1980
3	AR Border	75	–	11-096	Aus	Win	Sydney	Jan 1989
4	MG Bevan	85*	–	10-113	Aus	Win	Adelaide	Jan 1997
5	CL Cairns	72	–	10-100	NZl	Win	Hamilton	Dec 1999
6	SCJ Broad	62	–	10-067	Eng	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

SCJ Broad captured 10 for 67 in this test to provide the 108^th occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. It also provides the 61st  occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test at home and the 12^th such occasion at Manchester. All the twelve occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	R Peel	42.2×4	21	68	11	Aus	Manchester	Aug 1888
2	T Richardson	67.4×5	20	156	10	Aus	Manchester	Aug 1893
3	T Richardson	110.3×5	39	244	13	Aus	Manchester	Jul 1896
4	WH Lockwood	37.1	10	76	11	Aus	Manchester	Jul 1902
5	AP Freeman	51.4	23	93	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 1928
6	AP Freeman	71.4	25	171	12	SAF	Manchester	Jul 1929
7	AV Bedser	51.0	13	93	11	Ind	Manchester	Jul 1946
8	AV Bedser	56.5	18	112	12	SAF	Manchester	Jul 1951
9	JC Laker	68.0	27	90	19	Aus	Manchester	Jul 1956
10	SJ Harmison	31.1	10	76	11	Pak	Manchester	Jul 2006
11	MS Panesar	68.3	18	187	10	Win	Manchester	Jun 2007
12	SCJ Broad	22.1	5	67	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

SCJ Broad captured 10 for 67 in this test to provide the 15^th occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. It also provides the ninth occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test at home against West Indies

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	AP Freeman	51.4	23	093	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 1928
2	CS Marriott	41.1	08	096	11	Win	The Oval	Aug 1933
3	TE Bailey	43.0	14	098	11	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1957
4	GAR Lock	37.4	19	048	11	Win	The Oval	Aug 1957
5	FS Trueman	70.0	25	152	11	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1963
6	FS Trueman	40.3	07	119	12	Win	Birmingham	Jul 1963
7	MS Panesar	68.3	18	187	10	Win	Manchester	Jun 2007
8	SCJ Broad	58.5	12	165	11	Win	Lord’s	May 2012
9	SCJ Broad	22.1	05	067	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

FS Trueman and SCJ Broad are the two bowlers to capture ten plus wickets in a test against West Indies at home on two occasions. SCJ Broad emulated FS Trueman with his 10 for 67 in this test

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	FS Trueman	70.0	25	152	11	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1963
2	FS Trueman	40.3	07	119	12	Win	Birmingham	Jul 1963
1	SCJ Broad	58.5	12	165	11	Win	Lord’s	May 2012
2	SCJ Broad	22.1	05	067	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

It also provides the third such occasion at Manchester. All the three occasions are tabulated below.SCJ Broad’s 10 for 67 in this test represent the best match figures by an England bowler against West Indies at Manchester. Previous best was AP Freeman’s 10 for 93 in Jul 1928. Thus SCJ Broad’s figures was an improvement after 92 years.

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	AP Freeman	51.4	23	093	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 1928
2	MS Panesar	68.3	18	187	10	Win	Manchester	Jun 2007
3	SCJ Broad	22.1	5	067	10	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

SCJ Broad’s 10 for 67 represents his third ten wicket haul in a test. He became the 14^th England bowler to capture ten or more wickets in a test on three of more occasions. The following table lists all the 14 bowlers with their performances. 

No	No	Player	W	Runs	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	1	SF Barnes	13	163	Aus	Melbourne	Jan 1902
	2	SF Barnes	11	110	SAF	Lord’s	Jun 1912
	3	SF Barnes	10	115	SAF	Leeds	Jul 1912
	4	SF Barnes	13	57	SAF	The Oval	Aug 1912
	5	SF Barnes	10	105	SAF	Durban	Dec 1913
	6	SF Barnes	17	159	SAF	Jo’burg	Dec 1913
	7	SF Barnes	14	144	SAF	Durban	Feb 1914
2	1	DL Underwood	11	70	NZl	Lord’s	Jul 1969
	2	DL Underwood	12	101	NZl	The Oval	Aug 1969
	3	DL Underwood	12	97	NZl	Christchurch	Feb 1971
	4	DL Underwood	10	82	Aus	Leeds	Jul 1972
	5	DL Underwood	13	71	Pak	Lord’s	Aug 1974
	6	DL Underwood	11	215	Aus	Adelaide	Jan 1975
3	1	AV Bedser	11	145	Ind	Lord’s	Jun 1946
	2	AV Bedser	11	93	Ind	Manchester	Jul 1946
	3	AV Bedser	10	105	Aus	Melbourne	Feb 1951
	4	AV Bedser	12	112	SAF	Manchester	Jul 1951
	5	AV Bedser	14	99	Aus	Nottingham	Jun 1953
4	1	GA Lohmann	12	104	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1886
	2	GA Lohmann	10	87	Aus	Sydney	Feb 1887
	3	GA Lohmann	10	142	Aus	Sydney	Jan 1892
	4	GA Lohmann	15	45	SAF	P Elizabeth	Feb 1896
	5	GA Lohmann	12	71	SAF	Jo’burg	Mar 1896
5	1	C Blythe	11	118	SAF	Cape Town	Mar 1906
	2	C Blythe	15	99	SAF	Leeds	Jul 1907
	3	C Blythe	11	102	Aus	Birmingham	May 1909
	4	C Blythe	10	104	SAF	Cape Town	Mar 1910
6	1	IT Botham	11	140	NZl	Lord’s	Aug 1978
	2	IT Botham	11	176	Aus	Perth	Dec 1979
	3	IT Botham	13	106	Ind	Mumbai	Feb 1980
	4	IT Botham	10	253	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1981
7	1	J Briggs	11	74	Aus	Lord’s	Jul 1886
	2	J Briggs	15	28	SAF	Cape Town	Mar 1889
	3	J Briggs	12	136	Aus	Adelaide	Mar 1892
	4	J Briggs	10	148	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1893
8	1	T Richardson	10	156	Aus	Manchester	Aug 1893
	2	T Richardson	11	173	Aus	Lord’s	Jun 1896
	3	T Richardson	13	244	Aus	Manchester	Jul 1896
	4	T Richardson	10	204	Aus	Sydney	Feb 1898
9	1	FS Trueman	11	88	Aus	Leeds	Jul 1961
	2	FS Trueman	11	152	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1963
	3	FS Trueman	12	119	Win	Birmingham	Jul 1963
10	1	GAR Lock	11	48	Win	The Oval	Aug 1957
	2	GAR Lock	11	65	NZl	Leeds	Jul 1958
	3	GAR Lock	11	84	NZl	Christchurch	Feb 1959
11	1	GP Swann	10	217	Ban	Chattogram	Mar 2010
	2	GP Swann	10	181	Srl	Col-PSS	Apr 2012
	3	GP Swann	10	132	NZl	Leeds	May 2013
12	1	JC Laker	10	119	SAF	The Oval	Aug 1951
	2	JC Laker	11	113	Aus	Leeds	Jul 1956
	3	JC Laker	19	90	Aus	Manchester	Jul 1956
13	1	JM Anderson	11	71	Pak	Nottingham	Jul 2010
	2	JM Anderson	10	158	Aus	Nottingham	Jul 2013
	3	JM Anderson	10	45	Srl	Leeds	May 2016
14	1	SCJ Broad	11	165	Win	Lord’s	May 2012
	2	SCJ Broad	11	121	Aus	Ch-le-St	Aug 2013
	3	SCJ Broad	10	67	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

CR Woakes captured 5 for 50 in the second innings of this test to provide the 103^rd occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against West Indies. It also provides the 64^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against West Indies at home and also tenth such occasion at Manchester

CR Woakes captured 5 for 50 in the second innings of this test to provide the 19^th occasion of a bowler capturing five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings.

CR Woakes became the fourth England bowler to capture five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings after C Blythe, NA Mallender and AR Caddick

No	Player	W	R	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	C Blythe	5	50	Eng	SAF	Cape Town	Mar 1906
2	NA Mallender	5	50	Eng	Pak	Leeds	Jul 1992
3	AR Caddick	5	50	Eng	Aus	Birmingham	Jun 1997
4	CR Woakes	5	50	Eng	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

He also became the second bowler to capture five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings against West Indies after GD McGrath. His figures represent the third occasion.

No	Player	W	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	GD McGrath	5	50	Aus	Win	Melbourne	Dec 1996
2	GD McGrath	5	50	Aus	Win	Port of Spain	Mar 1999
3	CR Woakes	5	50	Aus	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the 16th occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	England	won	675 runs	Aus	Brisbane	Nov 1928
2	England	won	354 runs	Pak	Nottingham	Jul 2010
3	England	won	347 runs	Aus	Lord’s	Jul 2013
4	England	won	338 runs	Aus	Adelaide	Jan 1933
5	England	won	330 runs	Pak	Manchester	Jul 2016
6	England	won	329 runs	Ban	Chattogram	Oct 2003
7	England	won	322 runs	Aus	Brisbane	Dec 1936
8	England	won	319 runs	Ind	Nottingham	Jul 2011
9	England	won	312 runs	SAF	Cape Town	Jan 1957
10	England	won	299 runs	Aus	Sydney	Jan 1971
11	England	won	289 runs	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1926
12	England	won	288 runs	SAF	P Elizabeth	Feb 1896
13	England	won	269 runs	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020
14	England	won	266 runs	Ind	Southampton	Jul 2014
15	England	won	256 runs	Win	Birmingham	Jul 2004
16	England	won	256 runs	Win	Port of Spain	Jan 1960

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the third occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	England	won	269 runs	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020
2	England	won	256 runs	Win	Birmingham	Jul 2004
3	England	won	256 runs	Win	Port of Spain	Jan 1960

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the second occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin at Manchester. Both occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	England	won	330 runs	Pak	Manchester	Jul 2016
2	England	won	269 runs	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the eighth occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin at home. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	England	won	256 runs	Win	Birmingham	Jul 2004
2	England	won	347 runs	Aus	Lord’s	Jul 2013
3	England	won	330 runs	Pak	Manchester	Jul 2016
4	England	won	269 runs	Win	Manchester	Jul 2020
5	England	won	354 runs	Pak	Nottingham	Jul 2010
6	England	won	319 runs	Ind	Nottingham	Jul 2011
7	England	won	266 runs	Ind	Southampton	Jul 2014
8	England	won	289 runs	Aus	The Oval	Aug 1926