RA Jadeja of India scored 112 and captured five for 41 in the just concluded test against England at Rajkot to provide the 35th occasion of a cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
106
6-026
JH Sinclair
South Africa
England
Cape Town
1898/99
2
123
5-120
GA Faulkner
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
1909/10
3
114
5-033
C Kelleway
Australia
South Africa
Manchester
1912
4
100
7-069
JM Gregory
Australia
England
Melbourne
1920/21
5
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
6
219
5-056
DS Atkinson
West Indies
Australia
Bridgetown
1954/55
7
109
6-107
KR Miller
Australia
West Indies
Kingston
1954/55
8
100
5-084
R Benaud
Australia
South Africa
Johannesburg
1957/58
9
100
5-090
OG Smith
West Indies
India
Delhi
1958/59
10
172*
5-107
PR Umrigar
India
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
11
104
5-063
GS Sobers
West Indies
India
Kingston
1961/62
12
105
5-086
BR Taylor
New Zealand
India
Eden Gardens
1964/65
13
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
14
201
5-049
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
1972/73
15
148
6-164
AW Greig
England
West Indies
Bridgetown
1973/74
16
121
5-028
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
West Indies
Port of Spain
1976/77
17
103
5-073
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
1977/78
18
108
8-034
IT Botham
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
1978
19
114
6-058 : 7-048
IT Botham
England
India
Wankhede
1979/80
20
149*
6-095
IT Botham
England
Australia
Leeds
1981
21
117
6-098 : 5-052
Imran Khan
Pakistan
India
Faisalabad
1982/83
22
138
5-059
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Wellington
1983/84
23
123
5-100
Wasim Akram
Pakistan
Australia
Adelaide
1989/90
24
106*
5-212
PA Strang
Zimbabwe
Pakistan
Sheikhupura
1996/97
25
110
5-090
JH Kallis
South Africa
West Indies
Cape Town
1998/99
26
139*
5-021
JH Kallis
South Africa
Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
2002/03
27
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
28
144
6-082
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
2011/12
29
101*
6-077
Sohag Gazi
Bangladesh
New Zealand
Chittagong
2013/14
30
137
5-080 : 5-044
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Khulna
2014/15
31
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
32
137*
5-121
RL Chase
West Indies
India
Kingston
2016
33
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
34
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
35
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadeja scored 112 and captured five for 41 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of an Indian cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
2
172*
5-107
PR Umrigar
India
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
3
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
4
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
5
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
6
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
7
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadeja scored 112 and captured five for 41 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of a cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
106
6-026
JH Sinclair
South Africa
England
Cape Town
1898/99
2
123
5-120
GA Faulkner
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
1909/10
3
100
7-069
JM Gregory
Australia
England
Melbourne
1920/21
d
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
5
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
6
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
7
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadejs’s all round performance in this test represent the second of his scoring a century and captain five wickets in test. Prior to this he had scored 175 not out and captured five for 41 against Sri Lanka at Mohali in 2021/22. He became the seventh cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
1
104
5-063
GS Sobers
West Indies
India
Kingston
1961/62
2
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
2
1
103
5-073
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
1977/78
2
108
8-034
IT Botham
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
1978
3
114
6-058 : 7-048
IT Botham
England
India
Wankhede
1979/80
4
149*
6-095
IT Botham
England
Australia
Leeds
1981
5
138
5-059
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Wellington
1983/84
3
1
110
5-090
JH Kallis
South Africa
West Indies
Cape Town
1998/99
2
139*
5-021
JH Kallis
South Africa
Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
2002/03
4
1
201
5-049
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
1972/73
2
121
5-028
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
West Indies
Port of Spain
1976/77
5
1
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
2
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
3
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
6
1
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
2
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
7
1
144
6-082
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
2011/12
2
137
5-080 : 5-044
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Khulna
2014/15
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India Vs England Third Test at Rajkot – Fourth day
Shubman Gill was dismissed run out for 91 in India’s second innings in this test to provide the 47th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the 28th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against all oppositions on home soil
Shubman Gill was dismissed run out for 91 in India’s second innings in this test to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against all oppositions on home soil
Shubman Gill was dismissed run out for 91 in India’s second innings in this test to provide the eighth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against England. It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against England on home soil
Shubman Gill was dismissed run out for 91 in India’s second innings in this test to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a ninety in an innings against England on home soil
Shubman Gill scored zero and 91 in this test to provide the 59th occasion of a batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
G H S Trott
0
92
Australia
England
The Oval
14.08.1893
2
C Hill
0
98
Australia
England
Adelaide
12.01.1912
3
S J McCabe
0
93
Australia
England
Sydney
18.12.1936
4
J Hardstaff
98
0
England
West Indies
Barbados
21.01.1948
5
P B H May
0
91
England
Australia
Melbourne
31.12.1954
6
J W Guy
91
0
New Zealand
India
Eden Gardens
28.12.1955
7
R A McLean
93
0
South Africa
England
Wanderers
15.02.1957
8
P Roy
0
99
India
Australia
Delhi
12.12.1959
9
R B Simpson
92
0
Australia
West Indies
Brisbane
09.12.1960
10
P B H May
95
0
England
Australia
Old Trafford
27.07.1961
11
C G Borde
93
0
India
West Indies
Kingston
07.03.1962
12
Hanumant Singh
0
94
India
Australia
Madras-CS
02.10.1964
13
C Milburn
0
94
England
West Indies
Old Trafford
02.06.1966
14
J M Parks
91
0
England
West Indies
Lord’s
16.06.1966
15
A L Wadekar
0
91
India
England
Leeds
08.06.1967
16
Nawab of Pataudi Jr
95
0
India
Australia
Brabourne
04.11.1969
17
Mushtaq Mohammad
99
0
Pakistan
England
Karachi
24.03.1973
18
R B McCosker
0
95*
Australia
England
Leeds
14.08.1975
19
G J Gilmour
95
0
Australia
West Indies
Adelaide
23.01.1976
20
G A Gooch
0
91*
England
New Zealand
The Oval
27.07.1978
21
G P Howarth
94
0
New Zealand
England
The Oval
27.07.1978
22
G Boycott
0
99*
England
Australia
Perth
14.12.1979
23
S Wettimuny
0
96
Sri Lanka
Australia
Kandy
22.04.1983
24
D B Vengsarkar
94
0
India
West Indies
Antigua
28.04.1983
25
K C Wessels
90
0
Australia
West Indies
Melbourne
22.12.1984
26
M W Gatting
0
96
England
Australia
Sydney
10.01.1987
27
K Srikkanth
94
0
India
New Zealand
Wankhede
24.11.1988
28
W V Raman
0
96
India
New Zealand
Christchurch
02.02.1990
29
A R Border
0
91*
Australia
India
Adelaide
25.01.1992
30
K C Wessels
0
95*
South Africa
India
P Elizabeth
26.12.1992
31
G W Flower
96
0
Zimbabwe
India
Delhi
13.03.1993
32
B A Young
0
94
New Zealand
England
Lord’s
16.06.1994
33
A Ranatunga
0
90
Sri Lanka
New Zealand
Dunedin
18.03.1995
34
G P Thorpe
94
0
England
West Indies
Old Trafford
27.07.1995
35
S P Fleming
91
0
New Zealand
Australia
Brisbane
07.11.1997
36
SM W Goodwin
0
91
Zimbabwe
Australia
Harare
14.10.1999
37
A M Blignaut
0
92
Zimbabwe
West Indies
Harare
27.07.2001
38
A Flower
92
0
Zimbabwe
India
Delhi
28.02.2002
39
A J Hall
0
99*
South Africa
England
Leefs
21.08.2003
40
Mohammad Ashraful
98
0
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Harare
19.02.2004
41
J A Rudolph
93*
0
South Africa
New Zealand
Wellington
26.03.2004
42
T Taibu
92
0
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Chittagong
06.01.2005
43
I K Pathan
0
93
India
Sri Lanka
Delhi
10.12.2005
44
Shahid Afridi
92
0
Pakistan
England
Faisalabad
20.11.2005
45
Mohammad Yousuf
0
97
Pakistan
India
Karachi
29.01.2006
46
H H Gibbs
0
92
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Col-PSS
04.08.2006
47
K P Pietersen
0
96
England
Pakistan
The Oval
17.08.2006
48
Mahmudullah
96*
0
Bangladesh
India
Mirpur
24.01.2010
49
Shahriar Nafees
97
0
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
16.12.2011
50
S P D Smith
0
97
Australia
Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
30.10.2014
51
Azhar Ali
0
91
Pakistan
West Indies
Sharjah
29.10.2016
52
Misbah-ul-Haq
99
0
Pakistan
West Indies
Barbados
30.04.2017
53
Litton Das
0
94
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
Chittagong
31.01.2018
54
Babar Azam
0
99
Pakistan
Australia
Abu Dhabi
16.10.2018
55
HE van der Dussen
0
98
South Africa
England
Wanderers
24.01.2020
56
Q de Kock
96
0
South Africa
West Indies
Gros Islet
18.06.2021
57
T M Head
92
0
Australia
South Africa
Brisbane
17.12.2022
58
D de Silva
0
98
Sri Lanka
New Zealand
Wellington
17.03.2023
59
Shubman Gill
0
91
India
England
Rajkot
15.02.2024
Shubman Gill scored zero and 91 in this test to provide the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
P Roy
0
99
India
Australia
Delhi
12.12.1959
2
C G Borde
93
0
India
West Indies
Kingston
07.03.1962
3
Hanumant Singh
0
94
India
Australia
Madras-CS
02.10.1964
4
A L Wadekar
0
91
India
England
Leeds
08.06.1967
5
Nawab of Pataudi Jr
95
0
India
Australia
Brabourne
04.11.1969
6
D B Vengsarkar
94
0
India
West Indies
Antigua
28.04.1983
7
K Srikkanth
94
0
India
New Zealand
Wankhede
24.11.1988
8
W V Raman
0
96
India
New Zealand
Christchurch
02.02.1990
9
I K Pathan
0
93
India
Sri Lanka
Delhi
10.12.2005
10
Shubman Gill
0
91
India
England
Rajkot
15.02.2024
Shubman Gill scored zero and 91 in this test to provide the 13th occasion of a batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
G H S Trott
0
92
Australia
England
The Oval
14.08.1893
2
C Hill
0
98
Australia
England
Adelaide
12.01.1912
3
S J McCabe
0
93
Australia
England
Sydney
18.12.1936
4
R A McLean
93
0
South Africa
England
Wanderers
15.02.1957
5
A L Wadekar
0
91
India
England
Leeds
08.06.1967
6
Mushtaq Mohammad
99
0
Pakistan
England
Karachi
24.03.1973
7
R B McCosker
0
95*
Australia
England
Leeds
14.08.1975
8
G P Howarth
94
0
New Zealand
England
The Oval
27.07.1978
9
B A Young
0
94
New Zealand
England
Lord’s
16.06.1994
10
A J Hall
0
99*
South Africa
England
Leefs
21.08.2003
11
Shahid Afridi
92
0
Pakistan
England
Faisalabad
20.11.2005
12
HE van der Dussen
0
98
South Africa
England
Wanderers
24.01.2020
13
Shubman Gill
0
91
India
England
Rajkot
15.02.2024
YBK Jaiswal scored 214 not out in India’s second innings to provide the 57th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a double century in a test innings against all oppositions. It also provides the 40th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a double century against all oppositions on home soil
YBK Jaiswal scored 214 not out in India’s second innings to provide the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a double century in a test innings against England. It also provides the eighth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a double century against England on home soil
YBK Jaiswal scored 214 not out in India’s second innings to provide the 23rd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a double century in a test innings against all oppositions. It also provides the 15th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a double century against all oppositions on home soil
YBK Jaiswal scored 214 not out in India’s second innings to provide the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a double century in a test innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a double century against England on home soil
YBK Jaiwal’s 214 not out in this game represent his second double century in a test innings. Prior to this he had scored 209 against England at Vizag in the ongoing series. He became the sixth Indian opening batsman to score two or more double centuries. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
MA Agarwal
215
1
v South Africa
Visakhapatnam
02 Oct 2019
2
MA Agarwal
243
2
v Bangladesh
Indore
14 Nov 2019
2
1
SM Gavaskar
220
3
v West Indies
Port of Spain
13 Apr 1971
2
SM Gavaskar
205
1
v West Indies
Wankhede
01 Dec 1978
3
SM Gavaskar
221
4
v England
The Oval
30 Aug 1979
3
1
W Jaffer
212
3
v West Indies
St John’s
02 Jun 2006
2
W Jaffer
202
1
v Pakistan
Eden Gardens
30 Nov 2007
4
1
YBK Jaiswal
209
1
v England
Visakhapatnam
o2 Feb 2024
2
YBK Jaiswal
214*
3
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
5
1
MH Mankad
223
1
v New Zealand
Brabourne
02 Dec 1955
2
MH Mankad
231
1
v New Zealand
Chennai
06 Jan 1956
6
1
V Sehwag
309
1
v Pakistan
Multan
28 Mar 2004
2
V Sehwag
201
2
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
24 Mar 2005
3
V Sehwag
254
2
v Pakistan
Lahore
13 Jan 2006
4
V Sehwag
319
2
v South Africa
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
5
V Sehwag
201*
1
v Sri Lanka
Galle
31 Jul 2008
6
V Sehwag
293
2
v Sri Lanka
Brabourne
02 Dec 2009
YBK Jaiwal’s 214 not out in this game represent his second double century in a test innings. Prior to this he had scored 209 against England at Vizag in the ongoing series. Thus his 214 not out in this test represent his highest individual innings of his test career.
YBK Jaiswal’s 214 not out in this test provide the 109th occasion of a left hand batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against all oppositions. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against all oppositions
YBK Jaiswal’s 214 not out in this test provide the 48th occasion of a left hand opening batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against all oppositions. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian left hand opening batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against all oppositions
YBK Jaiswal’s 214 not out in this test provide the 12th occasion of a left hand batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against England
YBK Jaiswal’s 214 not out in this test provide the twelfth occasion of a left hand opening batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian left hand opening batsman scoring double centuries in a test innings against England
YBK Jaiswal scored double centuries in consecutive tests – 209 at Vizag and 214 not out in this test – to provide the fourteenth occasion of a batsman scoring double centuries in two or more consecutive tests in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
WR Hammond .
251
2
England
v Australia
Sydney
14 Dec 1928
2
WR Hammond .
200
2
England
v Australia
Melbourne
29 Dec 1928
2
1
DG Bradman .
304
2
Australia
v England
Lord’s
27 Jun 1930
2
DG Bradman .
244
1
Australia
v England
Leeds
11 Jul 1930
3
DG Bradman .
232
2
Australia
v England
The Oval
16 Aug 1930
3
1
WR Hammond .
227
1
England
v New Zealand
Christchurch
24 Mar 1933
2
WR Hammond .
336*
2
England
v New Zealand
Auckland
31 Mar 1933
4
1
DG Bradman .
304
2
Australia
v England
Leeds
20 Jul 1934
2
DG Bradman .
244
1
Australia
v England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
5
1
DG Bradman .
270
3
Australia
v England
Melbourne
01 Jan 1937
2
DG Bradman .
212
3
Australia
v England
Adelaide
29 Jan 1937
6
1
VG Kambli .
224
2
India
v England
Wankhede
19 Feb 1993
2
VG Kambli .
227
1
India
v Zimbabwe
Delhi
13 Mar 1993
7
1
GC Smith
277
1
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
2
GC Smith
259
1
South Africa
v England
Lord’s
03 Aug 2003
8
1
RT Ponting
242
1
Australia
v India
Adelaide
12 Dec 2003
2
RT Ponting
257
2
Australia
v India
Melbourne
26 Dec 2003
9
1
KC Sangakkara
200*
2
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Col-PSS
03 Jul 2007
2
KC Sangakkara
222*
2
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Kandy
11 Jul 2007
10
1
TT Samaraweera
231
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Karachi
21 Feb 2009
2
TT Samaraweer
214
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Lahore
01 Mar 2009
11
1
MJ Clarke .
259*
2
Australia
v South Africa
Brisbane
09 Nov 2012
2
MJ Clarke .
230
1
Australia
v South Africa
Adelaide
22 Nov 2012
12
1
BM McCullum
224
1
New Zealand
v India
Auckland
06 Feb 2014
2
BM McCullum
302
3
New Zealand
v India
Wellington
12 Feb 2014
13
1
V Kohli .
213
2
India
v Sri Lanka
Nagpur
24 Nov 2017
2
V Kohli .
243
1
India
v Sri Lanka
Delhi
02 Dec 2017
14
1
YBK Jaiswal .
209
1
India
v England
Visakhapatnam
02 Feb 2024
2
YBK Jaiswal .
214*
3
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
YBK Jaiswal scored double centuries in consecutive tests – 209 at Vizag and 214 not out in this test – to provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring double centuries in consecutive tests in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
VG Kambli .
224
2
India
v England
Wankhede
19 Feb 1993
2
VG Kambli .
227
1
India
v Zimbabwe
Delhi
13 Mar 1993
2
1
V Kohli .
213
2
India
v Sri Lanka
Nagpur
24 Nov 2017
2
V Kohli .
243
1
India
v Sri Lanka
Delhi
02 Dec 2017
3
1
YBK Jaiswal .
209
1
India
v England
Visakhapatnam
02 Feb 2024
2
YBK Jaiswal .
214*
3
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 43rd occasion of a batsman to score fifties in both innings on test debut. He also became the fourth Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat.
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 27th occasion of a batsman to score half centuries in both innings on test debut. He also became the third Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat.
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 1314th occasion of a batsman to score fifties in both innings of a test. It also provides the 159th occasion of an Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat.
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 692nd occasion of a batsman to score half centuries in both innings of a test. It also provides the 85th occasion of an Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat.
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 260th ocassion of a batsman to score fifties in both innings of a test against England. It also provides 34th occasion of an Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat against England
SM Khan scored 62 and 68 not out in this test to provide the 139th occasion of a batsman to score half centuries in both innings of a test against England. It also provides the 18th occasion of an Indian batsman to accomplish such a feat against England.
India posted 445 and 430 for four declared in this test to provide the third occasion of India posting 400 plus runs in both innings of a test against all oppositions.
No
Team
Score
Inns
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
407
1
v Pakistan
Eden Gardens
16 Mar 2005
India
407/9d
3
v Pakistan
Eden Gardens
16 Mar 2005
2
India
426
1
v Sri Lanka
Ahmedabad
16 Nov 2009
India
412/4
3
v Sri Lanka
Ahmedabad
16 Nov 2009
3
India
445
1
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
India
430/4d
3
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
India posted 445 and 430 for four declared in this test to provide the first occasion of India posting 400 plus runs in both innings of a test against England.
No
Team
Score
Inns
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
445
1
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
India
430/4d
3
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
YBK Jaiswal-Shubman Gill added 155 runs in an unfinished partnership for the second wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 120th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for all wickets against England. It also provided the 72nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for all wickets against England on home soil
YBK Jaiswal-Shubman Gill added 155 runs in an unfinished partnership for the second wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 22nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket against England. It also provided the 14th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket against England on home soil
YBK Jaiswal-SM Khan added 172 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fifth wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 121st occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for all wickets against England. It also provided the 73rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for all wickets against England on home soil
YBK Jaiswal-Shubman Gill added 155 runs in an unfinished partnership for the second wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 20th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fifth wicket against England. It also provided the 14th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fifth wicket against England on home soil
YBK Jaiswal-Shubman Gill added 155 runs in an unfinished partnership for the second wicket and YBK Jaiswal-Shubman Gill added 155 runs in an unfinished partnership for the second wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 22nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting two three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the eleventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting two three figure partnership in an innings against England on home soil
India won this test by 434 runs to post its victory by largest margin of runs. Its previous largest victory by runs margin was its 372 run win against New Zealand at Wankhede in Dec 2021. It also represent India’s first win by 400 plus run margin.
YBK Jaiswal scored 12 boundary sixes in his knock of 214 not out in this test. He now shares the record for most boundary sixes with Wasim Akram of Pakistan. Wasin Akram had scored 12 boundary sixes in his knock of 257 against Zimbabwe at Sheikupura in Oct 1996
RA Jadeja scored 112 and captured five for 41 in this test to provide the 35th occasion of a cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
106
6-026
JH Sinclair
South Africa
England
Cape Town
1898/99
2
123
5-120
GA Faulkner
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
1909/10
3
114
5-033
C Kelleway
Australia
South Africa
Manchester
1912
4
100
7-069
JM Gregory
Australia
England
Melbourne
1920/21
5
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
6
219
5-056
DS Atkinson
West Indies
Australia
Bridgetown
1954/55
7
109
6-107
KR Miller
Australia
West Indies
Kingston
1954/55
8
100
5-084
R Benaud
Australia
South Africa
Johannesburg
1957/58
9
100
5-090
OG Smith
West Indies
India
Delhi
1958/59
10
172*
5-107
PR Umrigar
India
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
11
104
5-063
GS Sobers
West Indies
India
Kingston
1961/62
12
105
5-086
BR Taylor
New Zealand
India
Eden Gardens
1964/65
13
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
14
201
5-049
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
1972/73
15
148
6-164
AW Greig
England
West Indies
Bridgetown
1973/74
16
121
5-028
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
West Indies
Port of Spain
1976/77
17
103
5-073
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
1977/78
18
108
8-034
IT Botham
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
1978
19
114
6-058 : 7-048
IT Botham
England
India
Wankhede
1979/80
20
149*
6-095
IT Botham
England
Australia
Leeds
1981
21
117
6-098 : 5-052
Imran Khan
Pakistan
India
Faisalabad
1982/83
22
138
5-059
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Wellington
1983/84
23
123
5-100
Wasim Akram
Pakistan
Australia
Adelaide
1989/90
24
106*
5-212
PA Strang
Zimbabwe
Pakistan
Sheikhupura
1996/97
25
110
5-090
JH Kallis
South Africa
West Indies
Cape Town
1998/99
26
139*
5-021
JH Kallis
South Africa
Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
2002/03
27
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
28
144
6-082
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
2011/12
29
101*
6-077
Sohag Gazi
Bangladesh
New Zealand
Chittagong
2013/14
30
137
5-080 : 5-044
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Khulna
2014/15
31
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
32
137*
5-121
RL Chase
West Indies
India
Kingston
2016
33
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
34
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
35
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadeja scored 112 and captured five for 41 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of an Indian cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
2
172*
5-107
PR Umrigar
India
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
3
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
4
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
5
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
6
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
7
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadeja scored 112 and captured five for 41 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of a cricketer scoring a century and capture five or more wickets in a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
106
6-026
JH Sinclair
South Africa
England
Cape Town
1898/99
2
123
5-120
GA Faulkner
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
1909/10
3
100
7-069
JM Gregory
Australia
England
Melbourne
1920/21
d
184
5-196
MH Mankad
India
England
Lord’s
1952
5
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
6
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
7
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
RA Jadejs’s all round performance in this test represent the second of his scoring a century and captain five wickets in test. Prior to this he had scored 175 not out and captured five for 41 against Sri Lanka at Mohali in 2021/22. He became the seventh cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score a century and capture five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Runs
W-R
Player
Team
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
1
104
5-063
GS Sobers
West Indies
India
Kingston
1961/62
2
174
5-041
GS Sobers
West Indies
England
Leeds
1966
2
1
103
5-073
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
1977/78
2
108
8-034
IT Botham
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
1978
3
114
6-058 : 7-048
IT Botham
England
India
Wankhede
1979/80
4
149*
6-095
IT Botham
England
Australia
Leeds
1981
5
138
5-059
IT Botham
England
New Zealand
Wellington
1983/84
3
1
110
5-090
JH Kallis
South Africa
West Indies
Cape Town
1998/99
2
139*
5-021
JH Kallis
South Africa
Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
2002/03
4
1
201
5-049
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
1972/73
2
121
5-028
Mushtaq Mohd
Pakistan
West Indies
Port of Spain
1976/77
5
1
103
5-156
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
Wankhede
2011/12
2
113
7-083
R Ashwin
India
West Indies
North Sound
2016
3
106
5-043
R Ashwin
India
England
Chepauk
2020/21
6
1
175*
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
Sri Lanks
Mohali
2021/22
2
112
5-041
RA Jadeja
India
England
Rajkot
2023/24
7
1
144
6-082
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
2011/12
2
137
5-080 : 5-044
Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Khulna
2014/15
England was dismissed for 122 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 37th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 150 or less than 150 runs in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the fourth occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 150 or less than 150 runs in the fourth innings of a test against India
England had lost four wickets for 28 runs in its second innings to provide the fourth occasion of England losing its four wickets for 28 runs in an innings. It also provides the first occasion of India losing its first four wickets for a total less than 28 runs against India
RA Jadeja captured five for 41 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 35th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the ninth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England
RA Jadeja captured five for 41 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the eighth occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England
RA Jadeja captured five for 41 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 74th occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against England
RA Jadeja captured five for 41 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 13th occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the second occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against England
RA Jadeja’s 13 five wicket innings hauls places him in the second place amongst the Indian left arm spin bowlers who have taken most five wicket innings hauls. BS Bedi has 14 five wickets innings hauls to his credit.
BM Duckett scored 153 in England’s first innings to provide the 239th occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the 98th occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against all oppositions on away soil
BM Duckett scored 153 in England’s first innings to provide the 43rd occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India. It also provides the 15th occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India on away soil
BM Duckett scored 153 in England’s first innings to provide the 94th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against all oppositions. It also provide the 39th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against all oppositions on away soil
BM Duckett scored 153 in England’s first innings to provide the 16th occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India on away soil
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out hurt to provide the sixth occasion of a batsman retired not out hurt after scoring a century in the annals of test cricket. He became the second Indian batsman to retire not out hurt after scoring a century. W Jaffer scored 138 not out before retiring hurt not out against Bangladesh at Mirpur in May 2007.
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out in the second innings of thid test to provide the 544th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 292nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings o
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out of this test to provide the 115th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the 67th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out in the second innings of this test to provide the 166th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 89th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out in the second innings of this test to provide the 37th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the 22nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
Shubman Gill scored zero and 65 not out at the end of third day’s play in this test to provide the 17th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero and a half century against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
L Amarnath
0
50
v England
Lord’s
22 Jun 1946
2
VM Merchant
78
0
v England
Manchester
20 Jul 1946
3
SA Durani
71
0
v England
Brabourne
11 Nov 1961
4
AL Wadekar
0
91
v England
Leeds
08 Jun 1967
5
S Abid Ali
58
0
v England
Delhi
20 Dec 1972
6
FM Engineer
86
0
v England
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
7
DB Vengsarkar
0
52
v England
The Oval
30 Aug 1979
8
RJ Shastri
66
0
v England
The Oval
08 Jul 1982
9
MS Dhoni
0
76*
v England
Lord’s
19 Jul 2007
10
SK Raina
0
78
v England
Lord’s
21 Jul 2011
11
MS Dhoni
52
0
v England
Eden Gardens
05 Dec 2012
12
MS Dhoni
82
0
v England
The Oval
15 Aug 2014
13
GH Vihari
56
0
v England
The Oval
07 Sep 2018
14
Washington Sundar
85*
0
v England
Chennai
05 Feb 2021
15
V Kohli
0
62
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
16
Mohammed Shami
0
56*
v England
Lord’s
12 Aug 2021
17
Shubman Gill
0
65*
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
Shubman Gill scored zero and 65 not out at the end of third day’s play in this test to provide the seventh occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero and a half century against England on home soi. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
SA Durani
71
0
v England
Brabourne
11 Nov 1961
2
S Abid Ali
58
0
v England
Delhi
20 Dec 1972
3
SK Raina
0
78
v England
Lord’s
21 Jul 2011
3
MS Dhoni
52
0
v England
Eden Gardens
05 Dec 2012
5
Washington Sundar
85*
0
v England
Chennai
05 Feb 2021
6
V Kohli
0
62
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
7
Shubman Gill
0
65*
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
This test witnessed three centuries by openers to provide the 24th occasion of a test witnessing centuries by opening batsmen in first, second and third innings of a test. The list includes two occasions of four centuries by opening batsmen in a test.In these two tests, both the opening batsmen have scored centuries in the first innings of the test
YBK Jaiswal scored 104 and was retired not out in the second innings of this test to provide the 18th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in the second innings of a test against England. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
JM Bairstow was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings in this test to provide the 192nd occasion of an England batsman scoring a zero in an innings against India. It also provides the 100th occasion of an England batsman scoring a zero in an innings against India in India
JM Bairstow was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings in this test to provide the eighth occasion of his scoring a duck against India. He holds the dubious record for most zeroes in a test innings against India. He went past D Kaneria and NM Lyon who had seven zeroes to their credit against India.
India Vs England Third Test at Rajkot – Second day
R Ashwin captured his 500th test wicket when he claimed the wicket of Z Crawley caught by R Patidar for 15 in England’s first innings. He became the the second Indian bowler to capture 500 test wickets after A Kumble. A Kumble has captured 619 wickets.
He became the ninth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 plus wickets.
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
1
M Muralidaran
Srl
1992-2010
133
230
44039
18180
800
2
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
273
40705
17995
708
3
JM Anderson
Eng
2003-2024
185
344
39577
18371
696
4
A Kumble
Ind
1990-2008
132
236
40850
18355
619
5
SCJ Broad
Eng
2007-2023
167
309
33698
16719
604
6
GD McGrath
Aus
1993-2007
124
243
29248
12186
563
7
CA Walsh
Win
1984-2001
132
242
30019
12688
519
8
NM Lyon
Aus
2011-2024
127
238
32440
15889
517
9
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2024
098
184
25749
11974
500
He became the fifth spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 plus wickets.
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
1
M Muralidaran
Srl
1992-2010
133
230
44039
18180
800
2
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
273
40705
17995
708
3
A Kumble
Ind
1990-2008
132
236
40850
18355
619
4
NM Lyon
Aus
2011-2024
127
238
32440
15889
517
5
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2024
098
184
25749
11974
500
R Ashwin took his 500th wicket and became the first Indian cricketer to score 3000 runs and capture 500 wickets. He has scored 3308 runs with the willow. He also became the third cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score 3000 plus runs and capture 500 plus wickets.
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
3154
708
2
SCJ Broad
Eng
2007-2023
167
3662
604
3
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2024
098
3308
500
India was dismissed all out for 445 in its first innings to provide the 15th occasion of India dismissed all out in an innings against England on home soil. It also provides the sixth occasion of India dismissed all out in the first innings of a test against England on home soil.
BM Duckett scored 133 not out in England’s first innings at the end of second day’s play to provide the 130th occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in an innings against India. It also provides the 52nd occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in an innings against India in India
BM Duckett scored 133 not out in England’s first innings at the end of second day’s play to provide the 38th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against India. It also provides the 17th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against India in India
BM Duckett became the second England batsman to score a century against India at Rajkot. Prior to this AN Cook had scored 130 in Nov 2016. Thus BM Duckett’s 133 not out in this test provides the highest individual innings by an England batsman against India at Rajkot.
RG Sharma of India scored 131 and BM Duckett scored 133 not out in the first and second innings of this test respectively to provide the fifth occasion of rival openers scoring centuries in the first and second innings of a test in India-England test series.
RG Sharma of India scored 131 and BM Duckett scored 133 not out in the first and second innings of this test respectively to provide the third occasion of rival openers batting at number two scoring centuries in the first and second innings of a test in India-England test series.
Fourth innings centuries by batsmen in a test innings in winning cause
KS Williamaon’s 133 not out in the fourth innings of the test fetched a win for New Zealand against South Africa at Hamilton in the just concluded test. It provides the 83rd occasion of a batsman’s fourth innings century in a winning cause. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
JT Brown
140
4
England
v Australia
Melbourne
01 Mar 1895
2
J Darling
160
4
Australia
v England
Sydney
26 Feb 1898
3
GL Jessop
104
4
England
v Australia
The Oval
11 Aug 1902
4
JB Hobbs
126*
4
England
v Australia
Melbourne
30 Dec 1911
5
H Sutcliffe
135
4
England
v Australia
Melbourne
29 Dec 1928
6
AR Morris
182
4
Australia
v England
Leeds
22 Jul 1948
7
DG Bradman
173*
4
Australia
v England
Leeds
22 Jul 1948
8
RN Harvey
151*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Durban
20 Jan 1950
9
AL Hassett
102
4
Australia
v West Indies
Melbourne
31 Dec 1951
10
CC Hunte
114
4
West Indies
v Pakistan
Georgetown
13 Mar 1958
11
GS Sobers
109*
4
West Indies
v Pakistan
Georgetown
13 Mar 1958
12
Rev.DS Sheppard
113
4
England
v Australia
Melbourne
29 Dec 1962
13
CC Hunte
108*
4
West Indies
v England
The Oval
22 Aug 1963
14
Mohammad Ilyas
126
4
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Karachi
09 Apr 1965
15
SM Nurse
168
4
West Indies
v New Zealand
Auckland
27 Feb 1969
16
GM Turner
110*
4
New Zealand
v Australia
Christchurch
08 Mar 1974
17
GS Chappell
109*
4
Australia
v West Indies
Brisbane
28 Nov 1975
18
SM Gavaskar
102
4
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
07 Apr 1976
19
GR Viswanath
112
4
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
07 Apr 1976
20
AL Mann
105
4
Australia
v India
Perth
16 Dec 1977
21
GM Wood
126
4
Australia
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
22
CS Serjeant
124
4
Australia
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
23
CG Greenidge
214*
4
West Indies
v England
Lord’s
28 Jun 1984
24
Mudassar Nazar
106
4
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Hyd-Pak
25 Nov 1984
25
Javed Miandad
103*
4
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Hyd-Pak
25 Nov 1984
26
JV Coney
111*
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Dunedin
09 Feb 1985
27
IVA Richards
109*
4
West Indies
v India
Delhi
25 Nov 1987
28
DL Haynes
112*
4
West Indies
v India
Bridgetown
07 Apr 1989
29
JG Wright
117*
4
New Zealand
v Australia
Wellington
15 Mar 1990
30
BA Young
120
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
31
SA Thomson
120*
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
32
MA Atherton
118
4
England
v New Zealand
Christchurch
14 Feb 1997
33
ME Waugh
116
4
Australia
v South Africa
Gqeberha
14 Mar 1997
34
PA de Silva
143*
4
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Col-SSC
14 Jan 1998
35
MA Taylor
102*
4
Australia
v India
Bengaluru
25 Mar 1998
36
BC Lara
153*
4
West Indies
v Australia
Bridgetown
26 Mar 1999
37
JL Langer
127
4
Australia
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
38
AC Gilchrist
149*
4
Australia
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
39
JL Langer
122*
4
Australia
v New Zealand
Hamilton
31 Mar 2000
40
MA Butcher
173*
4
England
v Australia
Leeds
16 Aug 2001
41
RT Ponting
100*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Cape Town
08 Mar 2002
42
HH Gibbs
104
4
South Africa
v Australia
Durban
15 Mar 2002
43
RR Sarwan
105
4
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
09 May 2003
44
S Chanderpaul
104
4
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
09 May 2003
45
Yasir Hameed
105
4
Pakistan
v Bangladesh
Karachi
20 Aug 2003
46
Mohammad Hafeez
102*
4
Pakistan
v Bangladesh
Peshawar
27 Aug 2003
47
Inzamam-ul-Haq
138*
4
Pakistan
v Bangladesh
Multan
03 Sep 2003
48
ML Hayden
101*
4
Australia
v Zimbabwe
Sydney
17 Oct 2003
49
GC Smith
125*
4
South Africa
v New Zealand
Wellington
26 Mar 2004
50
N Hussain
103*
4
England
v New Zealand
Lord’s
20 May 2004
51
GP Thorpe
104*
4
England
v New Zealand
Nottingham
10 Jun 2004
52
RT Ponting
143*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Sydney
02 Jan 2006
53
DR Martyn
101
4
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
31 Mar 2006
54
RT Ponting
118*
4
Australia
v Bangladesh
Fatullah
o9 Apr 2006
55
M Jayawardene
123
4
Sri Lanka
v South Africa
Col-PSS
04 Aug 2006
56
RR Sarwan
102
4
West Indies
v Sri Lanka
Port of Spain
03 Apr 2008
57
AJ Strauss
106
4
England
v New Zealand
Manchester
23 May 2008
58
GC Smith
154*
4
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
30 Jul 2008
59
SR Tendulkar
103*
4
India
v England
Chennai
11 Dec 2008
60
GC Smith
108
4
South Africa
v Australia
Perth
17 Dec 2008
61
AB de Villiers
106*
4
South Africa
v Australia
Perth
17 Dec 2008
62
AN Cook
109*
4
England
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
20 Mar 2010
63
VVS Laxman
103*
4
India
v Sri Lanka
Col-PSS
03 Aug 2010
64
GC Smith
101*
4
South Africa
v Australia
Cape Town
09 Nov 2011
65
HM Amla
112
4
South Africa
v Australia
Cape Town
09 Nov 2011
66
CJL Rogers
116
4
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2013
67
Azhar Ali
103
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Sharjah
16 Jan 2014
68
Shan Masood
125
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
03 Jul 2015
69
Younis Khan
171*
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
03 Jul 2015
70
KS Williamson
108*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Hamilton
18 Dec 2015
71
KS Williamson
104*
4
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Wellington
12 Jan 2017
72
SD Hope
118*
4
West Indies
v England
Leeds
25 Aug 2017
73
MDKJ Perera
153*
4
Sri Lanka
v South Africa
Durban
13 Feb 2019
74
FDM Karunaratne
122
4
Sri Lanka
v New Zealand
Galle
14 Aug 2019
75
BA Stokes
135*
4
England
v Australia
Leeds
22 Aug 2019
76
KR Mayers
210*
4
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
03 Feb 2021
77
JE Root
115*
4
England
v New Zealand
Lord’s
02 Jun 2022
78
JM Bairstow
136
4
England
v New Zealand
Nottingham
10 Jun 2022
79
JE Root
142*
4
England
v India
Birmingham
01 Jul 2022
80
JM Bairstow
114*
4
England
v India
Birmingham
01 Jul 2022
81
Abdullah Shafique
160*
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Galle
16 Jul 2022
82
KS Williamson
121*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Christchurch
09 Mar 2023
83
KS Williamson
133*
4
New Zealanthd
v South Africa
Hamilton
13 Feb 2024
It provides the ninth occasion of a New Zealand batsman’s fourth innings century in a winning cause. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GM Turner
110*
4
New Zealand
v Australia
Christchurch
08 Mar 1974
2
JV Coney
111*
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Dunedin
09 Feb 1985
3
JG Wright
117*
4
New Zealand
v Australia
Wellington
15 Mar 1990
4
BA Young
120
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
5
SA Thomson
120*
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
6
KS Williamson
108*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Hamilton
18 Dec 2015
7
KS Williamson
104*
4
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Wellington
12 Jan 2017
8
KS Williamson
121*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Christchurch
09 Mar 2023
9
KS Williamson
133*
4
New Zealand
v South Africa
Hamilton
13 Feb 2024
It provides the eighth occasion of a batsman’s fourth innings century in a winning cause against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RN Harvey
151*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Durban
20 Jan 1950
2
ME Waugh
116
4
Australia
v South Africa
Gqeberha
14 Mar 1997
3
RT Ponting
100*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Cape Town
08 Mar 2002
4
RT Ponting
143*
4
Australia
v South Africa
Sydney
02 Jan 2006
5
DR Martyn
101
4
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
31 Mar 2006
6
M Jayawardene
123
4
Sri Lanka
v South Africa
Col-PSS
04 Aug 2006
7
MDKJ Perera
153*
4
Sri Lanka
v South Africa
Durban
13 Feb 2019
8
KS Williamson
133*
4
New Zealand
v South Africa
Hamilton
13 Feb 2024
GC Smith of New Zealand and KS Williamson of New Zealand are the two batsmen in the annals of test cricket who have scored fourth innings centuries in a winning cause on four occasions.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GC Smith
125*
4
South Africa
v New Zealand
Wellington
26 Mar 2004
2
GC Smith
154*
4
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
30 Jul 2008
3
GC Smith
108
4
South Africa
v Australia
Perth
17 Dec 2008
4
GC Smith
101*
4
South Africa
v Australia
Cape Town
09 Nov 2011
1
KS Williamson
108*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Hamilton
18 Dec 2015
2
KS Williamson
104*
4
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Wellington
12 Jan 2017
3
KS Williamson
121*
4
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Christchurch
09 Mar 2023
4
KS Williamson
133*
4
New Zealand
v South Africa
Hamilton
13 Feb 2024
The following table lists the eleven occasions of two batsmen scoring fourth innings centuries in a winning cause
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
CC Hunte
114
4
West Indies
v Pakistan
Georgetown
13 Mar 1958
2
GS Sobers
109*
4
West Indies
v Pakistan
Georgetown
13 Mar 1958
2
1
SM Gavaskar
102
4
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
07 Apr 1976
2
GR Viswanath
112
4
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
07 Apr 1976
3
1
GM Wood
126
4
Australia
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
2
CS Serjeant
124
4
Australia
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
4
1
Mudassar Nazar
106
4
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Hyd-Pak
25 Nov 1984
2
Javed Miandad
103*
4
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Hyd-Pak
25 Nov 1984
5
1
BA Young
120
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
2
SA Thomson
120*
4
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Christchurch
24 Feb 1994
6
1
JL Langer
127
4
Australia
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
2
AC Gilchrist
149*
4
Australia
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
7
1
RR Sarwan
105
4
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
09 May 2003
2
S Chanderpaul
104
4
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
09 May 2003
8
1
GC Smith
108
4
South Africa
v Australia
Perth
17 Dec 2008
2
AB de Villiers
106*
4
South Africa
v Australia
Perth
17 Dec 2008
9
1
GC Smith
101*
4
South Africa
v Australia
Cape Town
09 Nov 2011
2
HM Amla
112
4
South Africa
v Australia
Cape Town
09 Nov 2011
10
1
Shan Masood
125
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
03 Jul 2015
2
Younis Khan
171*
4
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
03 Jul 2015
11
1
JE Root
142*
4
England
v India
Birmingham
01 Jul 2022
2
JM Bairstow
114*
4
England
v India
Birmingham
01 Jul 2022
New Zealand bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings on test debut
W O’Rourke of New Zealand captured five for 34 in the third innings of the test against South Africa in the just concluded test at Hamilton to provide the tenth occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GF Cresswell
41.2
06
168
6
2
v England
The Oval
13 Aug 1949
2
AM Moir
56.3
16
155
6
2
v England
Christchurch
17 Mar 1951
3
BR Taylor
23.5
02
086
5
2
v India
Eden Gardens
05 Mar 1965
4
PJ Wiseman
46.5
17
082
5
4
v Sri Lanka
Col-RPS
27 May 1998
5
MR Gillespie
30.0
07
136
5
2
v South Africa
Centurion
16 Nov 2007
6
TG Southee
23.1
08
055
5
1
v England
Napier
22 Mar 2008
7
DAJ Bracewell
25.0
02
085
5
4
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
01 Nov 2011
8
C de Grandhomme
15.5
05
041
6
1
v Pakistan
Christchurch
17 Nov 2016
9
AY Patel
23.4
04
059
5
4
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
16 Nov 2018
10
W O’Rourke
13.5
04
034
5
3
v South Africa
Hamilton
13 Feb 2024
He also became the second New Zealand bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings on test debut against South Africa
India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 103rd occasion of India doing so against England. It also provides the 64th occasion of India doing so against England on home soil
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. They became the 310th and 311th cricketer to represent Indian in Tests. They also became the 98th and 99th cricketers to make their test debut against England.
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. They became the 169th and 170th cricketer to represent Indian in Tests on home soil. They also became the 46th and 47th cricketers to make their test debut against England on home soil.
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. It provides the 70th occasion of two or more Indian cricketers making their debut in a test. {excluding India’s inaugural test against England at Lord’s in Jun 1932, where the eleven Indian cricketers made their test debut}. It also provides the 41st occasion of two or more Indian cricketers making their debut in a test on home soil
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. It provides the 21st occasion of two or more Indian cricketers making their debut in a test against England. {excluding India’s inaugural test against England at Lord’s in Jun 1932, where the eleven Indian cricketers made their test debut}. It also provides the twelfth occasion of two or more Indian cricketers making their debut in a test on home soil against England.
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. It provides the 53rd occasion of two Indian cricketers making their debut in a test. It also provides the 31st occasion of two Indian cricketers making their debut in a test on home soil
India capped DC Jurel and SN Khan for this test. It provides the 15th occasion of two Indian cricketers making their debut in a test against England. It also provides the eighth occasion of two Indian cricketers making their debut in a test on home soil against England.
SN Khan scored 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the 50th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on test debut. It also provides the 27th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on test debut on home soil.
SN Khan scored 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the 19th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on test debut against England. It also provides the ninth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on test debut on home soil against England. The last occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on test debut against England was M Azharuddin. M Azharuddin had scored 110 against England at Eden Gardens in Dec 1984
SN Khan was dismissed run out for 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on test debut. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on test debut on home soil.
SN Khan was dismissed run out for 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the 13tg occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out on test debut. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out on test debut on home soil.
SN Khan was dismissed run out for 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on test debut against England. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on test debut on home soil against England.
SN Khan was dismissed run out for 62 in the first innings of this test to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out on test debut against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out on test debut on home soil against England
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 542nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 290th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 111th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the 63rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 165th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 88th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 36th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the 21st occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 16th occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the second occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. The other was – SM Gavaskar who had scored 172 at Bengaluru in Dec 1981. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England. The other was – SM Gavaskar who had scored 172 at Bengaluru in Dec 1981.
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 77th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 45th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RG Sharma scored 131 in the first innings of this test to provide the 14th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
RA Jadeja scored 110 not out at the end of the first day in the first innings of this test to provide the 543rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 291st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RA Jadeja scored 110 not out at the end of the first day in the first innings of this test to provide the 543rd occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 291st occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil
RA Jadeja scored 110 not out at the end of the first day in the first innings of this test to provide the 112th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings againstt England, It also provides the 64th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England.
RA Jadeja scored 110 not out at the end of the first day in the first innings of this test to provide the 13th occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Indian left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings on home soil against England
RG Sharma-RA Jadeja added 204 runs for the fourth wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 119th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the 70th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England on home soil.
RG Sharma-RA Jadeja added 204 runs for the fourth wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 18th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in an innings against England on home soil.
RG Sharma-RA Jadeja added 204 runs for the fourth wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 18th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England for the fourth wicket. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England on home soil for the fourth wicket
RG Sharma-RA Jadeja added 204 runs for the fourth wicket in India’s first innings to provide the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus partnership in an innings against England for the fourth wicket. It also provides the first occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in an innings against England on home soil for the fourth wicket.
RG Sharma-RA Jadeja added 204 runs for the fourth wicket in India’s first innings to provide the record partnership by Indian batsmen against England on home soil for the fourth wicket. The previous best was the 190 runs partnership between M Amaranath and M Azharuddin at Chennai in Jan 1985
Indian score board read 3-33 at one stage in its first innings to provide the sixth occasion of India losing its three wickets for thirty three runs in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the third occasion of India losing its three wickets for thirty three runs in an innings against all oppositions on home soil
Indian score board read 3-33 at one stage in its first innings to provide the second occasion of India losing its three wickets for thirty three runs in an innings against England It also provides the second occasion of India losing its three wickets for thirty three runs in an innings against all oppositions on home soil against England. The two occasions were witnessed in the test at Wanhede in Mar 2006 {4th innings of the test} and at Rajkot in Feb 2024 {1st innings of the testa}
Test cricket has witnessed five occasions of teams posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket after it had lost its first three wickets for 33 runs. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Wkt
Runs
In
Out
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
4
204
3/33
4/237
1
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
2
4
179
3/33
4/212
1
South Africa
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
20 Nov 2010
3
4
109
3/33
4/142
1
England
v India
Chennai
14 Jan 1977
4
4
106
3/33
4/139
3
Australia
v New Zealand
Christchurch
08 Mar 1974
5
4
106
3/33
4/139
2
West Indies
v Australia
Melbourne
26 Dec 1992
India is the only team to post 200 plus runs for the fourth wicket after it had lost three wickets for 33 runs. India posted 204 runs for the fourth wicket in its first innings after it had lost three wickets for thiry three runs in this test. India’s 204 runs partnership in this test not only represents the first occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs for the fourth wicket, but also represents the highest partnership for the fourth wicket after a team had lost its three wickets for thirty three runs. The previous best was 179 runs by South Africa against Pakistan at Abu Dhabi in Nov 2010
BA Stokes was playing his 100th test in this test. He became the 16th England cricketer to achieve the distinction of playing 100 plus tests. He also became the 76th cricketer in the annals of test cricket to appear in 100 plus tests
RA Jadeja’s run aggregate read 3003 at the end of the first day’s play. He has captured 280 wickets in tests. He became the 17th cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score 3000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets
No
Player
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
JH Kallis (ICC/SA)
1995-2013
166
13289
292
2
GS Sobers (WI)
1954-1974
93
8032
235
3
N Kapil Dev (IND)
1978-1994
131
5248
434
4
IT Botham (ENG)
1977-1992
102
5200
383
5
DL Vettori (ICC/NZ)
1997-2014
113
4531
362
6
Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)
2007-2023
66
4454
233
7
A Flintoff (ENG/ICC)
1998-2009
79
3845
226
8
Imran Khan (PAK)
1971-1992
88
3807
362
9
SM Pollock (SA)
1995-2008
108
3781
421
10
SCJ Broad (ENG)
2007-2023
167
3662
604
11
CL Cairns (NZ)
1989-2004
62
3320
218
12
R Ashwin (IND)
2011-2024
98
3271
499
13
SK Warne (AUS)
1992-2007
145
3154
708
14
Sir RJ Hadlee (NZ)
1973-1990
86
3124
431
15
MM Ali (ENG)
2014-2023
68
3094
204
16
WPUJC Vaas (SL)
1994-2009
111
3089
355
17
RA Jadeja (IND)
2012-2024
70
3003
280
He also became the the third Indian cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score 3000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets.
No
Player
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
N Kapil Dev (IND)
1978-1994
131
5248
434
2
R Ashwin (IND)
2011-2024
98
3271
499
3
RA Jadeja (IND)
2012-2024
70
3003
280
RG Sharma’s 131 in this game represent his eleventh century in an innings against all oppositions. It also represents his eighth century in an innings as an opening batsman against all oppositions. His third century as a captain opening batsman against all oppositions, his third century as captain in an innings against all oppositions
RG Sharma’s 131 in this game represent his ninth century in an innings against all oppositions on home soil. It also represents his sixth century in an innings as an opening batsman against all oppositions on home soil. It also represents his second century as a captain opening batsman against all oppositions on home soil and his second century as captain in an innings against all oppositions on home soil.
RG Sharma’s 131 in this game represent his third century in an innings against England. It also represents his third century in an innings as an opening batsman against England. His first century as a captain opening batsman against England, his first century as captain in an innings against England
RG Sharma’s 131 in this game represent his second century in an innings against all against England on home soil. It also represents his second century in an innings as an opening batsman against England on home soil. It also represents his first century as a captain opening batsman against England on home soil and his first century as captain in an innings against England on home soil.
RG Sharma’s 131 in the first innings of this test represent his highest individual score as a captain against all oppositions. It also represents his highest individual score against all oppositions as captain opening batsman. The previous best was 120 against Australia at Chennai in Feb 2023 as captain and as captain opening batsman against all oppositions.
RA Jadeja’s 110 not at the end of the first day’s play in India’s first innings represent his fourth test century against all oppositions and his second century against England. His first century against England was his 104 at Birmingham in Jul 2022. Thus his 110 not out in this test represents his highest individual innings against England
RA Jadeja’s 110 not at the end of the first day’s play in India’s first innings represent his second test century against all oppositions at Rajkot. His first century at Rajkot was his 100 not out against West Indies in Oct 2018. Thus his 110 not out in this test represents his highest individual innings against all oppositions in a test at Rajkot.
DR Jurel became the 36th wicket keeper to represent India in tests. He also became the 18th wicket keeper to make his debut on home soil
DR Jurel became the twelfth wicket keeper to represent India in tests against England. He also became the fifth wicket keeper to make his debut on home soil against England. The last occasion when an Indian wicket keeper made his test debut against England on home soil was in 1961. FM Engineer had made his test debut at Kanpur in Dec 1961. The interval between DR Jurel and FM Engineer making their test debut against England on home soil is 63 years.
Approaching milestones ahead of the third test between India and England – Records galore for R Ashwin
BA Stokes of England is all set to play his 100th test. He would become the 16th England cricketer to appear in 100 plus tests and also would become the 76th cricketer overall.
R Ashwin of India need one wicket more for his 500 test wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the ninth bowler to capture 500 plus wickets in the annals of test cricket. He would also become the second Indian bowler to capture 500 test wickets after A Kumble. A Kumble has captured 619 wickets.
R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37}, RJ Hadlee {36} and A Kumble {35}
R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the fourth spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37} and A Kumble {35}
R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the second Indian bowler and also the second Indian spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls after A Kumble. A Kumble has captured five wicket hauls on 35 occasions.
R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 26 occasions on home soil. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 27th five wicket haul. He would then become the second bowler in the list of bowlers who have captured most five wicket hauls on home soil. He would go past HMRKB Herath of Sri Lanka who has taken 26 five wicket hauls on home soil, to occupy the second place. M Muralitharan occupy the first place with 45 five wicket hauls on home soil.
R Ashwin has captured 346 wickets on home soil. Four more wickets would fetch him 350 wickets on home soil. He would then become the second Indian bowler and also the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 350 wickets on home soil. Others are – M Muralitharan {493], JM Anderson {434}, SCJ Broad {398} and A Kumble {350}
R Ashwin has captured 97 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England. He would then become the first Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against England. He would also become the 20th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against England.
R Ashwin has captured 97 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England. It would provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition. Others occasions are – R Ashwin – 114 vs Australia and A Kumble – 111 vs Australia
R Ashwin has captured 97 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England.He would also become the 44th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition in the annals of test cricket.
R Ashwin has captured 97 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England.He would then become the first Indian bowler and the ninth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two or more oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
No
Player
Span
M
I
Balls
Runs
Wkts
Team
Opposition
1
1
CEL Ambrose
1988-1999
27
51
6696
2718
128
West Indies
v Australia
2
CEL Ambrose
1988-2000
34
63
8284
3082
164
West Indies
v England
2
1
JM Anderson
2006-2023
39
72
8599
4209
117
England
v Australia
2
JM Anderson
2006-2024
36
68
7868
3537
144
England
v India
3
JM Anderson
2003-2022
29
52
6388
3098
103
England
v South Africa
3
1
R Ashwin
2011-2023
22
42
7163
3234
114
India
v Australia
2
R Ashwin
2012-2024
21
39
5924
2843
097
India
v England
4
1
LR Gibbs
1961-1976
24
44
9358
3222
103
West Indies
v Australia
2
LR Gibbs
1963-1974
26
47
8841
2889
100
West Indies
v England
5
1
NM Lyon
2013-2023
30
54
6981
3236
110
Australia
v England
2
NM Lyon
2011-2023
27
49
7495
3819
121
Australia
v India
6
1
GD McGrath
1994-2007
30
60
7280
3286
157
Australia
v England
2
GD McGrath
1995-2005
23
46
5475
2132
110
Australia
v West Indies
7
1
M Muralidaran
1993-2007
16
30
6613
2247
112
Sri Lanka
v England
2
M Muralidaran
1993-2010
22
32
7020
3425
105
Sri Lanka
v India
3
M Muralidaran
1993-2006
15
27
5908
2311
104
Sri Lanka
v South Africa
8
1
CA Walsh
1984-2001
38
69
8560
3872
135
West Indies
v Australia
2
CA Walsh
1986-2000
36
68
8818
3683
145
West Indies
v England
9
1
SK Warne
1993-2007
36
72
10757
4535
195
Australia
v England
2
SK Warne
1993-2005
20
39
5770
2511
103
Australia
v New Zealand
3
SK Warne
1993-2006
24
45
7928
3142
130
Australia
v South Africa
R Ashwin has captured 97 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England.He would then become the first Indian bowler and the sixth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
No
Player
Span
M
I
Balls
Runs
Wkts
Team
Opposition
1
1
CEL Ambrose
1988-1999
27
51
6696
2718
128
West Indies
v Australia
2
CEL Ambrose
1988-2000
34
63
8284
3082
164
West Indies
v England
2
1
R Ashwin
2011-2023
22
42
7163
3234
114
India
v Australia
2
R Ashwin
2012-2024
21
39
5924
2843
097
India
v England
3
1
LR Gibbs
1961-1976
24
44
9358
3222
103
West Indies
v Australia
2
LR Gibbs
1963-1974
26
47
8841
2889
100
West Indies
v England
4
1
NM Lyon
2013-2023
30
54
6981
3236
110
Australia
v England
2
NM Lyon
2011-2023
27
49
7495
3819
121
Australia
v India
4
1
GD McGrath
1994-2007
30
60
7280
3286
157
Australia
v England
2
GD McGrath
1995-2005
23
46
5475
2132
110
Australia
v West Indies
6
1
CA Walsh
1984-2001
38
69
8560
3872
135
West Indies
v Australia
2
CA Walsh
1986-2000
36
68
8818
3683
145
West Indies
v England
R Ashwin takes three wickets against England which would fetch him 100 wickets, he would then become the first Indian cricketers to score 1000 runs and capture 100 wickets against England. Others to accomplish such a feat against England are MA Noble of Australia and GS Sobers of West Indies
No
Player
Team
Span
M
Runs
Wkts
1
MA Noble
Aua
1898-1909
39
1905
115
2
GS Sobers
Win
1954-1974
36
3214
102
3
R Ashwin
Ind
2012-2024
21
1048
097
R Ashwin takes one more wicket which would fetch him 500 wickets, he would then become the first Indian cricketers to score 1000 runs and capture 500 wickets. He also would become the seventh cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score 1000 plus runs and capture 500 plus wickets.
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
M Muralidaran
Srl
1992-2010
133
1261
800
2
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
3154
708
3
JM Anderson
Eng
2003-2024
184
1351
695
4
A Kumble
Ind
1990-2008
132
2506
619
5
SCJ Broad
Eng
2007-2023
167
3662
604
6
NM Lyon
Aus
2011-2024
127
1455
517
7
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2024
97
3271
499
R Ashwin takes one more wicket which would fetch him 500 wickets, he would then become the first Indian cricketer to score 3000 runs and capture 500 wickets. He also would become the third cricketer in the annals of test cricket to score 3000 plus runs and capture 500 plus wickets.
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
3154
708
2
SCJ Broad
Eng
2007-2023
167
3662
604
3
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2024
97
3271
499
BA Stokes of England needs 93 more runs for his 1000 runs against India If he gets them, then he would become the 13th England batsman to score 1000 plus runs against India
If Ashwin takes three wickets which would fetch him 100 wickets against England and if JM Anderson plays in this test, then for the first time in India-England test series, a test with rival bowlers capturing 100 plus wicket against each other would be witnessed. JM Anderson has taken 144 wickets against India
Indian and New Zealand left hand batsmen scoring double centuries in a test innings.
YBK Jaiswal’s 209 against England at Vizag in the second test in the ongoing test series provides the fifth occasion of an Indian left hand batsmen scoring a double century in a test innings. R Ravindra’s 240 against South Africa at Mount Maunganui in the first test provides the eleventh occasion of a New Zealand left hand batsman scoring a double century in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VG Kambli
224
02
India
v England
Wankhede
19 Feb 1993
3
VG Kambli
227
01
India
v Zimbabwe
Delhi
13 Mar 1993
4
SC Ganguly
239
01
India
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
08 Dec 2007
5
G Gambhir
206
01
India
v Australia
Delhi
29 Oct 2008
5
YBK Jaiswal
209
01
India
v England
Visakhapatnam
02 Feb 2024
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MP Donnelly
206
02
New Zealand
v England
Lord’s
25 Jun 1949
2
B Sutcliffe
230*
01
New Zealand
v India
Delhi
16 Dec 1955
3
SP Fleming
274*
01
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (PSS)
25 Apr 2003
4
SP Fleming
202
01
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
26 Oct 2004
5
SP Fleming
262
01
New Zealand
v South Africa
Cape Town
27 Apr 2006
6
JD Ryder
201
01
New Zealand
v India
Napier
26 Mar 2009
7
TWM Latham
264*
02
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
15 Dec 2018
8
DP Conway
200
01
New Zealand
v England
Lord’s
02 Jun 2021
9
TWM Latham
252
01
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
09 Jan 2022
10
HM Nicholls
200*
01
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
17 Mar 2023
11
R Ravindra
240
01
New Zealand
v South Africa
Mount Maunganui
04 Feb 2024
YBK Jaiswal’s 209 against England at Vizag in the second test in the ongoing test series provides the second occasion of an Indian left hand batsmen scoring a double century in a test innings against England. R Ravindra’s 240 against South Africa at Mount Maunganui in the first test provides the second occasion of a New Zealand left hand batsman scoring a double century in a test innings against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VG Kambli
224
02
India
v England
Wankhede
19 Feb 1993
2
YBK Jaiswal
209
01
India
v England
Visakhapatnam
02 Feb 2024
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
SP Fleming
262
01
New Zealand
v South Africa
Cape Town
27 Apr 2006
2
R Ravindra
240
01
New Zealand
v South Africa
Mount Maunganui
04 Feb 2024
Left hand opening batsmen scoring double centuries in a test innings
YBK Jaiswal of India scored 209 against England at Vizag in the second test of the ongoing series to provide the 47th occasion of a left hand opening batsman scoring double century in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
AR Morris
206
01
Australia
v England
Adelaide
02 Feb 1951
2
B Sutcliffe
230*
01
New Zealand
v India
Delhi
16 Dec 1955
3
WM Lawry
210
01
Australia
v West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
4
JH Edrich
310*
01
England
v New Zealand
Leeds
08 Jul 1965
5
D Lloyd
214*
02
England
v India
Birmingham
04 Jul 1974
6
G Fowler
201
02
England
v India
Chennai
13 Jan 1985
7
MA Taylor
219
01
Australia
v England
Nottingham
10 Aug 1989
8
Aamer Sohail
205
01
Pakistan
v England
Manchester
02 Jul 1992
9
BC Lara
277
02
West Indies
v Australia
Sydney
02 Jan 1993
10
ST Jayasuriya
340
02
Sri Lanka
v India
Colombo (RPS)
02 Aug 1997
11
G Kirsten
210
01
South Africa
v England
Manchester
02 Jul 1998
12
ST Jayasuriya
213
02
Sri Lanka
v England
The Oval
27 Aug 1998
13
MA Taylor
334*
01
Australia
v Pakistan
Peshawar
15 Oct 1998
14
G Kirsten
275
03
South Africa
v England
Durban
26 Dec 1999
15
ML Hayden
203
01
Australia
v India
Chennai
18 Mar 2001
16
G Kirsten
220
01
South Africa
v Zimbabwe
Harare
07 Sep 2001
17
GC Smith
200
01
South Africa
v Bangladesh
East London
18 Oct 2002
18
JL Langer
250
01
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2002
19
GC Smith
277
01
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
20
GC Smith
259
02
South Africa
v England
Lord’s
31 Jul 2003
21
ME Trescothick
219
02
England
v South Africa
The Oval
04 Sep 2003
22
ML Hayden
380
01
Australia
v Zimbabwe
Perth
09 Oct 2003
23
ST Jayasuriya
253
03
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Faisalabad
20 Oct 2004
24
JL Langer
215
01
Australia
v New Zealand
Adelaide
26 Nov 2004
25
WW Hinds
213
01
West Indies
v South Africa
Georgetown
31 Mar 2005
26
CH Gayle
317
02
West Indies
v South Africa
St John’s
29 Apr 2005
27
GC Smith
232
01
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
29 Feb 2008
28
G Gambhir
206
01
India
v Australia
Delhi
29 Oct 2008
29
JD Ryder
201
01
New Zealand
v India
Napier
26 Mar 2009
30
CH Gayle
333
01
West Indies
v Sri Lanka
Galle
15 Nov 2010
31
AN Cook
235*
03
England
v Australia
Brisbane
25 Nov 2010
32
AN Cook
294
02
England
v India
Birmingham
10 Aug 2011
33
Taufeeq Umar
236
02
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2011
34
GC Smith
234
02
South Africa
v Pakistan
Dubai (DSC)
23 Oct 2013
35
Tamim Iqbal
206
03
Bangladesh
v Pakistan
Khulna
28 Apr 2015
36
AN Cook
263
02
England
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
13 Oct 2015
37
DA Warner
253
01
Australia
v New Zealand
Perth
13 Nov 2015
38
AN Cook
243
01
England
v West Indies
Birmingham
17 Aug 2017
39
AN Cook
244*
02
England
v Australia
Melbourne
26 Dec 2017
40
TWM Latham
264*
02
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
15 Dec 2018
41
DA Warner
335*
01
Australia
v Pakistan
Adelaide
29 Nov 2019
42
FDM Karunaratne
244
02
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
43
DP Conway
200
01
New Zealand
v England
Lord’s
02 Jun 2021
44
DA Warner
200
02
Australia
v South Africa
Melbourne
26 Dec 2022
45
T Chanderpaul
207*
01
West Indies
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
04 Feb 2023
46
HM Nicholls
200*
01
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
17 Mar 2023
47
YBK Jaiswal
209
01
India
v England
Visakhapatnam
02 Feb 2024
YBK Jaiswal of India scored 209 against England at Vizag in the second test of the ongoing series to provide the second occasion of an Indian left hand opening batsman scoring double century in a test innings. Both such occasions are tabulated below